[EKUAlum05]

The answer is 3. Almost every member of those teams was born and raised in Pikeville, and they had a ton of offensive weapons. Played great defense too. After all the kidding around is done, PHS beats BHS in athletic events much more than BHS wins. And they win by a landslide in academics, which is the purpose of the school. So I don't let a couple hours of one Friday night define the two schools like most Belfry fans do. And with the way PHS more than competes with BHS 24/7/365, I sure don't feel the need to rile up Belfry fans. Just having a little fun at their expense and trying to inject a little dose of reality that is so sorely lacking. :eyeroll:

:devilflam

Almost every member? Hmm...

Also... are you now going to bring up other sports using your same argument? Pikeville's basketball success over the past decade has had a whole lot to do with transfers, in fact who was that Canadian kid who led Pikeville last year who came over from a fellow County School? There have been several kids over the year who have helped Pikeville baseball who were not raised in Pikeville city limits. Didn't the Howard sisters even play Girls Basketball for Pikeville? Come to think of it and speaking of Howards..wasn't the last QB to defeat Belfry in football Paul Howard who grew up in the Belfry School District?

Pikeville's athletic success in great deal has been based on kids who grew up from outside the Pikeville City Limits would you not agree?