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17 minutes ago, RedZone said:

Will the Manatee ever surface again?

Not to the level it did before. Although Southeast is kind of weak right now, Palmetto and Braden River have emerged. Manatee used to get its pick of players from the county, but no longer. If the B-River coach moves on, then they might start to get  their pick of the litter again. 

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23 hours ago, Nolebull813 said:

Still too many classes but the FHSAA still don't give a damn. They do it because it creates more playoff games and they get a big cut of all playoff gates. 

There are about 550 football playing schools. 

If you made 5 classes that's 110 per class. Divide that into 16 districts and the average is 6-7 team per district. Which is a perfect size district. Champs and runner ups make the playoffs. 

You take the 110 smallest enrollments and make that 1A. And you keep going up until you have 5 classes. 

So fucking easy 

Said this for YEARS. There are about 700 playing football, but there are a lot of independents, sunshine conference  etc. If they got all the teams into the FHSAA and made 4 public school classes and 3 private school classes (best teams can play in an open bowl, so calm down private school people), we would have robust classes that were fairly evenly matched. 

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20 minutes ago, 181pl said:

Said this for YEARS. There are about 700 playing football, but there are a lot of independents, sunshine conference  etc. If they got all the teams into the FHSAA and made 4 public school classes and 3 private school classes (best teams can play in an open bowl, so calm down private school people), we would have robust classes that were fairly evenly matched. 

And you've been silly for years.

The schools make the policy, not the FHSAA.

And it's not as easy as dopes like you and nolebull think.

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3 hours ago, Goldmember said:

And you've been silly for years.

The schools make the policy, not the FHSAA.

And it's not as easy as dopes like you and nolebull think.

Now that the playoff divisions are set, I would expect that the top programs in each division schedule each other on pre playoff games.   

If they choose the path  of least resistance we will mock them 

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2 minutes ago, Sammyswordsman said:

Now that the playoff divisions are set, I would expect that the top programs in each division schedule each other on pre playoff games.   

If they choose the path  of least resistance we will mock them 

Ah yes the past 2 years MD starts showing up and showing out and now everybody must live up to this standard... or they get mocked... 

 

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Just now, Columbiafan said:

It's probably best we will get for having 8 classes

 

It will only get better if they lower classes

I mostly agree. One step that could be done is to increase the size of the lower four classes or at least all but 1A. That, even without a reduction in classes would make them a bit more competitive. 

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Realignment for 2022-23 is supposed to happen this month but the Football Advisory Committee met today and unanimously passed (9-0) a proposal to split schools based on a Urban and Suburban/Rural designation.

The number of classes would actually increase from 8 to 9.

4 urban classes

5 suburban/rural classes

The urban class would be made up schools from Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Orange and Duval Counties.

This would have to be passed by the Board of Directors at their next scheduled meeting in February.

Let's hope it fails.

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8 minutes ago, Atticus Finch said:

Realignment for 2022-23 is supposed to happen this month but the Football Advisory Committee met today and unanimously passed (9-0) a proposal to split schools based on a Urban and Suburban/Rural designation.

The number of classes would actually increase from 8 to 9.

4 urban classes

5 suburban/rural classes

The urban class would be made up schools from Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Orange and Duval Counties.

This would have to be passed by the Board of Directors at their next scheduled meeting in February.

Let's hope it fails.

You are fucking with me right? 9 classes. Might as well just throw the whole thing in the trash. This is a national embarrassment 

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1 hour ago, Atticus Finch said:

Realignment for 2022-23 is supposed to happen this month but the Football Advisory Committee met today and unanimously passed (9-0) a proposal to split schools based on a Urban and Suburban/Rural designation.

They talked about doing that in Louisiana at one time before the split here.

They eventually said f*** that and just went on with the official split.

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2 hours ago, Atticus Finch said:

Realignment for 2022-23 is supposed to happen this month but the Football Advisory Committee met today and unanimously passed (9-0) a proposal to split schools based on a Urban and Suburban/Rural designation.

The number of classes would actually increase from 8 to 9.

4 urban classes

5 suburban/rural classes

The urban class would be made up schools from Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, Hillsborough, Pinellas, Orange and Duval Counties.

This would have to be passed by the Board of Directors at their next scheduled meeting in February.

Let's hope it fails.

I think that there is some sense in separating urban and suburban/rural...as long as schools have the option to opt into urban. If there is no such option, many of the most memorable sorts of matchups we've seen over the years would be over. Major programs, off the top of my head, left out would include the likes of Lakeland, Lake Gibson, Cocoa, Bradenton Manatee and Southeast (historically), Venice, Sarasota Riverview, Kissimmee Osceola, Lake City Columbia, Tallahassee Lincoln, the rest of the Panhandle/Pensacola the Gainesville schools, and there are more. ALL of those have won state titles and/or knocked off mega schools from major urban areas. STA has lost, at minimum, twelve (12) times in the playoffs to schools in the above list in the last 30 years. Tampa Jesuit nearly lost to Pine Forest this year; Venice beat Apopka (Orange county). I could go on.

So, they have to allow the option to go the urban route. And, if they do, I can imagine that would create all sorts of conflicts that make it infeasible. 

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2 minutes ago, RedZone said:

After all the bullshit clears Florida will probably just "split" similar to the Bayou....

Florida people won't like that much, we don't like it.

 

When I say "split" that's just for the Playoffs here...you can have public/private in the same League and play, but when the Playoffs come they go their separate ways.

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