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Even in sports, somebody has to draw the line. There were three separate instances of just that this week. In all three, imaginary lines have been crossed, common sense neglected to the point where those in leadership positions were forced to question actions being taken, all for the good of the sport.
Basketball star Dakotah Euton, who transferred from Rose Hill Christian in Ashland to Scott County last month, has been ruled ineligible by the Kentucky High School Athletic Association for the upcoming basketball season.
• Power play: Teen athletes cry foul
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The long losing streak to Indiana ended in a big way for the Kentucky All-Stars.
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A “monster” class accomplished a monster feat Sunday.
A former Scott County basketball player facing a felony drug charge must serve 60 days in jail for violating his bond agreement, a judge ordered Monday.
With the 92nd National City Boys’ State Tournament on the line, Mason County turned to its leader.
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Even without its best player, Butler was still the best team. The Bearettes didn't get a point from star Tia Gibbs, but showed they're not a one-girl team by beating Franklin-Simpson 58-57 in the championship game of the Houchens Sweet Sixteen in front of a record-breaking, rowdy crowd of 6,071 at Diddle Arena.
