[bob green]

Using a point system to get in the playoffs? Not in Kentucky. The dispairity in level of competition makes it impossible for this to happen. This is where the problems are any way. And no there is not a lot that can be done about it. And I don't want to hear the "work harder, get better" slogan either. The traditional powers of Kentucky are the rich populated areas of Kentucky and will always be. The smaller rural (one school towns and county's) will stay about like they are. They have a really good class or 2 come through every 4 or 5 years and they hang their hat on that bunch. Powell County or Estill County for instance pulls about the same number of kids from an entire county as Fort Thomas Highlands does from a much smaller town. Powell is really good this year, playing in a regional championship game. But they have went through some hard times to get to enjoy this success. Now there are always exceptions. Places like Bell field good teams most every year. Their day is coming, and they will fall off the mountain just like so many others have. And they will be back again also.

I will say this, there are too many classes and this would help solve a lot of problems. Fix that first and then complain about 15 weeks of football. If that is what needs to be complained about.