Well, I work nights. So I am sleeping but I would have loved to be have been there. There are some X swimmers that I am friendly with and I would have enjoyed watching them perform. This meet between LX and CX is always very competitive and I think is a good example to prove my point. LX is the class of KENTUCKY swimming. Many of the LX swimmers are members of that really impressive club down in Louisville that has a huge pool right next to the waterworks. And, I believe, one can swim and can compete in club and high school swimming simultaneously in Kentucky. I don't think there is a school in Ohio that could compete LX. But, what if X had a program that did nothing but compete against teams like LX. The swimmers would be pushed and they would set many records all season long. It wouldn't have to be a part of the OHSAA so they could swim against Boles in early October or late September. They could swim against the Texas powerhouses in winter and finish in early spring against Irvine and/or Mission Viejo or other like schools. All the while, the boys could break off and swim in the junior nationals, open or even the pro series with no consequence.