[SouthPark]

You talk about only having 88 kids enrolled in your school.
Have you checked your boys team out yet?
Does the only having 88 kids affect them?

I don’t understand that argument.
If you only have 88 kids. Your boys and girls teams should be bad? Is this the question here.
Are your boys and girls teams both bad?

The Boys team is good. But, the girls team is not. It hasn't effected the boys, due to recruiting (most likely.) However, it does effect the girls team, because they do not recruit. I use the 88 kids argument to show that the coaches don't have much of a talent pool. 88 kids or 400 kids, they aren't good, at all. I just point that out to say that there isn't much of anything they could do, legally, to be competitive. The only reason the boys are good is due to recruiting, (most likely.) No one thinks that the boys team recruiting is good. If they didn't, they'd be just like the girls team. I think it's commendable that the girls team is playing by the rules, I rather them do that then recruit and win championships over KY girls. I just wish they wouldn't get slaughtered because of it. Some schools aren't set up to succeed, this is one of them. Everytime you beat a team like that, you are telling them to get good or eat it and are pushing them towards recruitment, because that's their only chance to get a good team. I'm just saying, the coaches and players try their best, no need to run them into the ground like that. The running clock is in place to help prevent this from happening, it gives coaches the opportunity to stop this from happening or at least help them to. I'm sure he's a good guy, I'm not saying he isn't.