[Hoot Gibson]

Hey Hoot check yourself brother, My father had a Phd from one of the most highly respected university in this great nation and he asked my mother all the time how to spell stuff. Private schools in this state have a monopoly on state titles here and it isn't fair. I had a good friend with a very good team about 10 years ago that played Trinity in the 3rd round of the playoffs and got their first 1st down midway through the 3rd quarter. Trinity has played in state title games where they had a RUNNING CLOCK! A running clock in the state title game. And you think that is fair.They HAVE KIDS ON THIER TEAM FROM ANOTHER STATE DUDE, you really think that is fair that they play for the KENTUCKY STATE CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!!

The top-ranked team in 6A is a public school that already owns a convincing win over Trinity this season. If Trinity wins the title this season, it will be an upset. How many consecutive 4A titles did Highlands (a public school) win and how long has it been since a private school won the title? (answer: Covington Catholic, 2006)? Trinity's biggest advantage is its large enrollment. The largest schools in Indiana's Class 6A are public and public schools dominate Indiana 6A playoffs.

Obviously, private schools in Kentucky have no monopoly on state football titles. The favorites in 1A (Beechwood and Paintsville), 3A (Belfry and Central), 4A (South Warren and Johnson Central), and 5A (Bowling Green and Pulaski County) are all public schools and public schools have a better than 50/50 chance of winning 2A and 6A. That is far from a monopoly by anybody's definition.

As for spelling, we have computers to check spelling. Normally typos are no big deal (especially if you are posting from a mobile device) but if you are debating the quality of education between public and private schools, it is just common sense to take a little extra time to check your posts, whether you attended private or public schools.