[i82much]

I don't know the demographics of either school system so I may be wrong...so...here we go. Most of the time when you have a small and/or rural school with great success over time it's because students in surrounding districts want to play there. For example, straight across the river from Ashland, Ky. you have Ironton, Ohio. My dad attended Ironton High School. I've heard him say countless times if you were an athlete in Rock Hill, Symmes Valley, Chesapeake, South Point, Cole Grove then you went to Ironton to play football. No one called you, no one recruited you, you just wanted to play there. When "hall of fame" coach Bob Lutz retired and the surrounding districts put money into new stadiums, etc. the flow slowed down and Ironton became somewhat normal. Over the last few years the flow has started back and they are slowly returning to the Ironton of old. I'm guessing this type of thing is a major factor in Boyle's achievements versus Corbin's. Again, I want to emphasize, I'm not talking about recruiting and I'm not pointing fingers. As I said earlier, I don't know "didley" about either school district so I may be wrong.