Scheduling is very, very difficult. Most people think it is as simple as writing a name in with a pencil on your desk calendar and be done with it.
Scheduling is very, very difficult. Most people think it is as simple as writing a name in with a pencil on your desk calendar and be done with it.
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Lots of schools wouldn't even consider scheduling an LPD school this offseason because if they scheduled them and then Appy or Pound stayed open they might have gotten dropped at the last minute. Trust me, Clintwood didn't want to drive 3 hours through the woods to Grayson county to get the most points ever layed on a Clintwood team or the largest margin of victory ever against them. They didn't want to have to play a Hazzard team the first game of the year that hadn't lost a regular season game in 4 years either. They were trying to get teams in TN, WV, near Roanoke and into KY and had to take what they could get. If the Wise school had to play Ervinton twice year it'd be totally excusable.
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These schedules are in no particular oder but i believe it would make better football programs for each of these schools to play these games year in and year out
Union= Lee, Gatecity, Richlands, Bluefield, Sullivan South, Harlan Ky, JIB, Central, Clintwood
JIB= George Wythe, Radford, Richlands (never happen), Sullivan North, Honaker, Gatecity, Union, Central, Clintwood
Central=Lee, Sullivan North, Gatecity, Richlands, Harlan Ky, Radofrd, Union, Clintwood, JIB
Clintwood plays a good tough schedule so they are fine. IMO nobody from the LPD should play cumberland schools NOBODY. we are a strong district but our out of district scheduling gets weak sometimes.
These schedules would allow for some learning room for all the teams and make quality football for the LPD again.
Last edited by UnIoNfAn; September 26th, 2011 at 10:27 AM.
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