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Sweetwater is kinda pointless to even discuss, as was Wartburg and Rockwood. Alcoa by 49. Now when the best team with a losing record comes around (OS) there will be a ton to talk about, or at least alot of talk to listen too. Alcoa fans could not even post about every game, just sum it up and say alcoa by 40+ untill the 2nd or 3rd round of playoffs.

Alcoa- 56

Sweetwater- 7 although I hope for a shutout.

 

Alcoa's stats versus region opponents to this point

Average PPG- 50.25

Average Points allowed- 3.5

Points for 201

Points against 14 (All by Loudon)

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Alcoa own this region, maybe they ought to muster up enough guts, and play up, instead of cake-walking thru this region year in and year out! :lol:

 

How many classifications does TSSAA allow a team to move up? I thought it was only one, but I may be wrong. I believe Alcoa's enrollment this year increased to around 435, but I think this is still single A enrollment. If all this is correct, Alcoa is moving up one classification and has for several years. Does anyone else have more accurate numbers concerning Alcoa's enrollment?

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How many classifications does TSSAA allow a team to move up? I thought it was only one, but I may be wrong. I believe Alcoa's enrollment this year increased to around 435, but I think this is still single A enrollment. If all this is correct, Alcoa is moving up one classification and has for several years. Does anyone else have more accurate numbers concerning Alcoa's enrollment?

 

 

Dont know about enrollment, but u can move up as many classifications as u want. Example, Trousdale County w/ 1A enrollment but played in 3A.

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