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As long as NKy 6A is compelled to compete with the Louisville schools for state titles while competing for talent with schools with easy paths to state titles, program development is going to be stunted.

I found the ease at which Trinity disposed of Dixie to be dishartening. This Dixie team, with the possible exception of the Ryle Hemple teams, was the best this area has produced in the last years. Kids have to have reasonable expectations of competing for state titles for programs to be buit to elite levels.

There needs to be change in order to give kids reasonable expectation of winning a championship. I believe the formation of a seperate conference of 6A schools, independent of KSHAA, would solve this problem. Many states have seperate private and public school championships. Kentucky does not. History has proven over and over that public schools, with the exception of Scott County and Male, cannot compete with the T's and X's of the world.