MichaelMyers76

This ain't rocket science. Lipscomb would not sign his release thereby making him ineligible at Ensworth this year. If the school you are leaving is willing to sign the release saying you did not transfer for athletic purposes then he could have played for Ensworth this year. Sometimes it is worth signing just to get rid of a headache. Sometimes you say heck no. Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord.

His baggage from BA sure didn't stop Lipscomb from welcoming him with open arms. Hypocrite. Fool me once..........................................................................................................

The smallest crowds they have. TSSAA release total attendance each year.

That is the part this schmuck doesn't get. People from other privates turned them in.

All of Davidson County is open zone.

You might want to read up as well. BA lost. Voluntary membership in TSSAA. They, as well as Lipscomb, chose to join. Their rules come with it.

5th grade elementary school in dad's "hometown". 6th grade went to BA after shopping him to every school in the area. 7th grade BA again. 8th grade Lipscomb, 9th grade (currently) Ensworth.

4 public and 2 private would make the most sense numbers wise. Just not in playoff $$

He played. And dad posted about every single play he was in on. I do admit I giggled a bit when I heard who it was. A kid on his 4th school in 5 years. Everybody seems to know dad and the baggage he brings and yet everyone was lining up to be the next landing school for his young ward. HMMMMMMMM.

The NFHS will only recogize one governing body per state. If privates were to "go out on their own" they would truly be doing that. Catastrophic insurance coverage would have to be picked up by a much smaller group. A whole new governing body that somehow would not promote their schools' own interest over the group as a whole. would have to be implemented. No national Association membership. If you think recruiting is bad now, it would further dvide the financial haves and have nots. You might be surprised to find you would be part of a, maybe, 10 team island.

The Jury is still out on whether it will be one week or not

ECS is not a good football team this year. JCS wins tonight.

Republic is not an MNPS school. It is a Charter School. No MNPS money is spent there. They take money that WOULD go to MNPS, but not directly from MNPS. No Metro school has forfeited mid game this year.

Depends if you mean "get new coach" or "lose current coach"

That is correct BT

That is correct. Just like Harpeth Hall, St Cecilia, Hutchinson School, GPS and St. Agnes have their all girls school doubled.

We both know there should only be two classes. A=0-350. AA=351- up. It is not rocket science to see the huge gap in the 350 area of enrollment.

The TSSAA does not operate this site. Call them and ask.

theawesomebro, there is a whole lot of noise coming out of your camp about Mawae and next year. I still think he was set up for failure because LA could not keep up the influx of out of state transfers without the Dilfer camp draw. Dilfer figured out pretty quick when Ingle embarrassed him in the state final that he had to go get better players from the 4 corners of the earth to make up for the coaching deficit. Mawae is not a circus performer and that is what these kids want these days. Coaching is irrelevant. All about the promotion. I will say there is also noise coming from a couple other Nashville based AAA schools. Could be a fruit basket turnover in the middle region.

All it would take is a developer with pockets to start buying up the property around the school and putting up $$$ housing selling the proximity to "downtown and Nashville nightlife". You obviously have not lived here long enough to know what the Nations, Germantown and East Nasty were like before the "urban renewal'. Glencliff was a power in the 60's under Herschel Moore, late 80's under Broadbent and a couple years with Wilson. Yall act like Pearl was always great. Pearl Cohn was open for 12 years before they were any good. It didn't happen until they put the "arts Magnet" over there so John Henderson could go to PC while living in the McGavock zone. You had to take something they offered that your zoned school didn't. Don't remember PC wanting Wheeler Henderson to come with him. PC built a tradition that is strong, but nothing is forever. Creek had strong teams for 25 years with terrible facilities. Now they are a 2A school.

Is AB coaching football at Rose Park? I know he does basketball. Kids from out that way going to the Creek of all places just shows what the biggest Metro problem is.

They will go back after next year. Book it.

McGavock's problem is the same as most of Metro. Can't keep their zoned kids.

1. A real strength program. Whatever they are doing is not working. 2. Some speedy skill players to show up for school and practice. 3. A coach that does not get bored with working on the fundamentals. 80% of the game. 4. A fresh perspective on the sidelines. No reason not to be at least a playoff team.

I don't know. That McGavock loss was pretty bad. Only win the Raiders have.