[TrinitySID]

Lots of what if's in your posts here lately. What could have happened and what actually happened are two different things. Valley won two state titles in one year, while Sewell and Trinity were winning these other things like small tournaments around the state, Valley was getting their third ring in two years. Maybe Valley knows something about scheduling?

One can not possibly compare the All A Classic to any of the three in-season tournaments Trinity won this year or any other team has won in the past amongst those tournaments. There is no comparison, ANY YEAR. There is no comparison. KOB, RPHC and LIT are the three "top rated" tournaments and the three most difficult in-season tournaments the state has to offer.

One state title is awarded each year in the state of Kentucky in the sport of boy's basketball. If you want to go to a class system, then you can have your multiple titles you seem to feel are currently awarded in the state of Kentucky.

Guess Trinity/Ballard regular season game winner both wanted to play two top 5 teams in the district tournament and another top 15 team in the region tournament opening round game this year? I guess next year they can schedule a few sub-50/100/150/200 teams on their way to a regional title next season.

It is clear by your post that you didn't understand what I wrote (or intended to convey...) if you were implying I was posing what ifs. I clearly stated how teams got to where they got. When you step back and look at things that way, it can be a really fascinating thing to look at.

Looking at the course of the season or the course of a four-year career for a player, it is really cool to look back and see how you got to where you are at the end of the year. The course of interconnecting events is really fascinating to look at.

Every event leads to another event which leads to another event, the puzzle of life. It is really common sense to think about it that way, but try to look a little deeper. Its worth the effort. Look more closely at the course of events.