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Maybe they'll be back if they open enrollment up to outside of Fort Thomas again.

I haven't seen them play other than the CovCath game, but they just seem to lack the explosion and the fire that they've always had.

It always used to be that they'd come out with guns blazing and say "good luck trying to keep up," but maybe it was just a combination of Dale's mind and allowing kids in from outside of Fort Thomas.

Also, I think high schools getting grade school programs, which Highlands has had for a long time, is allowing the talent and team-building to catch-up to Highlands.


Sounds simple, but it's hard to be conditioned enough to have your kids go both ways and still play at a high level, especially with the way Highlands spreads it out and goes up-tempo.

Honestly, though, with over a hundred kids on the roster, if they can't find kids to only play offense or defense, that's on coaching.

Hell, they used to two-platoon on offense.

I think the days of Highlands dominating are over, which it's hilarious because that's all anyone from that area, alumni especially, ever talk about.

Your whining gets old real fast. Same old story every year right. Kids outside the District blah blah blah blah. And when was the last time that CovCath won a game against Highlands again? Take it elsewhere my friend. I would worry more about my own program than I would taking shots at one that has owned yours year after year after year; again and again and again.

You criticized Highlands for the only game you saw them play and yet they sent your beloved Colonels to another L. By the way, how many kids are on the CCH roster from Boone County or for that matter any county other than Kenton? But that is okay right because we are CovCath and we do everything by the book.

Keep harping on the transfers and stuff but do not address the fact that they should not have been at CovCath in the first place now should they. Did they pay tuition or was there not a fund established to enhance the school population if you know what I mean.