[mrb5150]

I would like to know it will take some time to find out whos up for it?

[Coachdad]

That's easy .....Louisville Central

[wildthang3]

Despite the fact of doing anything in the playoffs. Southwestern sends alot to the next level.

[LWC]

Is this lately or all-time?

[EKUAlum05]

Trinity would be my guess

Male would also be up there.

[Getchapull]

In past 5 years who has?

[Stardust]

I saw this in either the Louisville or Lexington on-line paper so I'm not sure if I can find the article. But Trinity was listed for sending more football players to scholarships than any other school in the state. Scholarships does not directly correlate to the most kids who go on to play football, but I would guess that it's fair that the Shamrocks or St. X who probably have the most kids period go on to play college football at some level. That's not a knock , but a numbers game. What I'd be more interested in seeing is what school has the highest % of their overall team number that goes on to a D1 scholarship. Take the total number of players out of the picture and the story could look different.

[toussaints]

Are we talking all D1 which is FBS and FCS, or just FBS?

[DEVIL89]

My guess would be Trinity.

[School Admin.]

Trinity without a doubt, St. X sends several, along with Highlands, Central, Boyle, and Bowling Green.

[Football24]

Pretty much any Louisville school. You can throw Lexington schools in there as well.

[Pride and Football]

Trinity definetly, and male. Central has sent a few in the past few years,
Ridge Wilson, Tim Patterson, Mister Cobble, Stephan Robinson, Wales I'm sure will be playing on Saturday.

[Spud6]

Trinity