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i don't think it has been good for high school football either but it won't be a big deal because lowlands will have to forfeit their titles one day nobody wins five in a row and it being legit. trinity is at least legit. i think some schools are capable of rising to their level as long as they work hard but i don't think anyone outside of northern ky or louisville is capable of doing so

Just how do you arrive at that conclusion? Would you care to submit
some proof? Even maybe an unfounded accusation?

Trinity's status as a major parochial school in the state's largest
city leave it in a position to exploit fantastic advantages over
every other school in the state. Advantages that aren't against
the rules, but nonetheless provide it with a huge step up on
all their competitors before the first snap takes place.

Highlands is a public school. And a long historical commitment
to football, and a community that supports it from the early ages
on. I have no idea whether or not they may ahve ever committed
rules transgressions or not, but it's pretty obvios that their
program is about the most committed to football in the state,
and it's not very reasonable to go around tossing your kind
of allegations about.