[MtnHSFootballFan]

Wrong that would mean the game is at SOUTH FLOYD which it is haha:lmao:

For your information, and on the off chance that you are interested in communicating with the rest of us in an intelligent and efficient manner, the way I described the convention of VS versus (how do like that?) AT in the schedules the way it is used at http://scoreboard.12dt.com/scoreboard/khsaa/kyfb13, as an example, is used to denote where the game is being played without need for further description. VS (versus) means the second team listed is playing at the first teams home. AT means the first team listed is playing at the second team's home. How would know where they are playing the game if you used VS or versus all the time no matter whose name is first or who is the home team.