Kansas High School Sports: Public v Private

[touchdownsilly]

Saw on KCTV5 news where the Kansas equivalent to MSHSAA is looking into potential separation of Public and Private schools playoffs for all sports. Any word on the possibility of this debate coming to the Missouri side?

 

[JNreturns]

I see a dead horse...kicked, punched...stinking. Still dead.

 

[O line wins games]

I see a dead horse...kicked, punched...stinking. Still dead.

Kansas doesn't have a multiplier do they?

 

[conservative]

they do not have the mutiplier.

 

[JNreturns]

Kansas doesn't have a multiplier do they?

I was referring to the debate in Missouri. They should probably review the multiplier...on the smaller school levels...especially when a team is winning state five years running, and is loaded with talent...in a school of 150 or less. This has been reviewed a lot on here...and by people that make the decisions... that's why I was saying dead horse in MO.

 

[freezeoption]

they are upset at bishop meiege or however that is spelled, they need to do the multiplier

 

[knockemofftheball]

I saw where Kansas has a law that it takes a legislative action to allow their state association to use a multiplier. So they may be able to circumvent having a bill passed, and just make a private and public league. Probably not the best solution for all involved, I think the multiplier would be best.

 

[knockemofftheball]

http://www.kansascity.com/sports/high-school/article124848199.html

 

[Rufus R. Jones]

At the rate Kansas is going, there won't be any public education funding in a few years, anyway. Not sure why they'd care.