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The three public teams in this year's football finals -- Bowling Green, Russell and Mayfield -- represent just 0.01 percent of Kentucky's 209 football-playing public high schools. Meanwhile, nearly one-third of the state's 16 private schools that sponsor football remain alive.
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You don't split them up. Just forbid private schools from offering athletic scholarships (which most do) and require athletes to live within a certain radius of the school (say, 15 miles). Pretty simple remedy.
After that, you move on to the public schools that recruit. And we all know who I'm talking about.
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