[Walt Longmire]

You’re telling me losing one of the best receivers in the state didn’t affect the game last night? We had like 30 passing yards, so I say losing him makes a big impact, may not have won but would have been more competitive.

It might have prevented a running clock, that's about it. Like I said Somerset never had to punt, they were scoring 40+ anyway.  PCC also wasn't able to run the ball, or give their quarterback enough time to throw.  If that player was that big of a difference maker, then Leslie County would have been able to overcome a Prestonsburg team coming off of a 5-6 season that Somerset would put a running clock on in the 3rd quarter.

Well we beat Somerset last year and were able to have around 200 yards in the air, add that to last night and we in that game.  You have to have athletic players at the reciever position, very important

KHSAA says 135 yards passing and the player in question with 3 catches for 29 yards and 0 TDs in last year’s game. Is that wrong?

Ok. So there you go 135 yards is a lot better then 25 or whatever we had.   And just because a kids don’t have yards that game, he still was a decoy and helped other receivers be available.  He’s a great decoy and demand attention, it’s real simple, take him off last years team, we  have the same result as last night, add him to this years team, and last night is very different.  Got to have the threat to pass and run.

Add him to this year's team, and PCC still gives up 48 points. So let's say that even though he contributed zero touchdowns, that he makes Perry Central just as good passing as last year.  How many scores do you think a decoy is worth.  Even if their offense does just as well as last season, that would have them losing 48-22. Please, at this point you're just embarrassing yourself. 

We'll see how big of a difference one receiver makes when Leslie County makes the trip over to Somerset. I believe that you are on record as saying that a transfer makes them good enough to finish 2nd, and maybe win the district.  Let's see.