[BasketBallonlyfan]

Well, Marty, I did a little research on you. It seems you know so much about ALC because you went there yourself, and yes, on a basketball scholarship, but didn't finish up at ALC because of academic reasons...

You didnt do quite enough research. I went to ALC for half a semester, then went to the United States Marine Corps, which is what I was wanting to do instead of going to college, but I was to young upon graduating high school. Try doing more research next time will ya? But the facts are this, if you go to the JBS school, your college at ALC is paid for if you get a full basketball ride or not. How many other high schools in the area can say that? Better yet, how many high schools in the area or state even is owned by a college that they can make that deal with? The fact is, when people from JBS talk to players about coming there, they make sure they throw in the free college as a way of trying to talk the parents into it. They found a loop hole in the system to offer student/athletes into going there in a way that public or independent schools cant. Legal according to the KHSAA, yes, because it is offered to ALL students. But on the other hand, them talking to student athletes in a different school district to get them to come there isnt allowed by the KHSAA. But it cant be proven that is why they was talking to them.