[Jack Lambert]

What goes around comes around. When Danville was on top and raiding players from Boyle , that was OK. Now that it is the other way around, they want to take their ball and go home crying. Danville even bragged that they were doing the Boyle recruits a favor by putting them in a winning program. Well I believe the worm has turned. No one is going to feel sorry for Danville that has been here thru the history of rivalry and knows what really went on. Get over it and move on!

Which Danville teams simultaneously featured a QB, RB, star linemen and other key players from Boyle? I'm curious because all posts criticizing Danville for stealing talent during its zenith tend to be vague. I'm not denying that some top tier Boyle talent went to Danville. I'm certainly not. I understand that athletes across the state wanted to play for Danville. I understand that. I will argue that the current situation is unique and not a simple, "Shoe is on the other foot," argument. 

I'm not even saying Boyle was "raiding" talent from Danville. Those players left because the situation at Danville forced them to. I take no umbrage with their success at Boyle. I went to games at Boyle and cheered them on. I only want specific examples where Boyle talent anchored a Danville team. Not one player, or two, but give me a highly successful Danville team filled with star (D1 potential) Boyle talent. Is there an example?

Sage Dawson’s family actually lived in the Boyle district most of his life in the Shelby Green subdivision in Junction City and used his Grandparents address to attend Danville, I believe Paul McClure’s family has lived in the Boyle district for years so the only possible D-1 player from Danville would be D. Brown, I don’t recall names but there has been several Boyle players in different sports transfer to Danville to play sports over the years not saying any were D-1 but they had successful careers at Danville, to my understanding Boyle and Danville has had sort of an open door policy for years for kids transferring between the two schools and it’s never been a problem until Danville protested Brown’s transfer.