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With the recent rule changes by the TSSAA, and all the chatter about Fall Basketball's demise, I was wondering if this would create an opportunity for HS age AAU fall leagues.

 

There have been several area Fall leagues in East Tenn the past few years, and I am wondering if they will stay alive, but be mixed teams rather than Parent coached HS teams.

 

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

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QUOTE(raiderray @ Apr 26 2007 - 07:30 AM) 826445747[/snapback]With the recent rule changes by the TSSAA, and all the chatter about Fall Basketball's demise, I was wondering if this would create an opportunity for HS age AAU fall leagues.

 

There have been several area Fall leagues in East Tenn the past few years, and I am wondering if they will stay alive, but be mixed teams rather than Parent coached HS teams.

 

Anyone have any thoughts on this?

 

Depends on how much the TSSAA watches the fall leagues. I personally think it will hinder the fall leagues. But how is the TSSAA going to monitor it?

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QUOTE(greenevillefan @ Apr 26 2007 - 10:20 AM) 826445845[/snapback]Depends on how much the TSSAA watches the fall leagues. I personally think it will hinder the fall leagues. But how is the TSSAA going to monitor it?

 

 

I agree, I think it will hinder the fall leagues, but those who want to play will. I'm sure there will be creative ways to play without violating the new rules. I don't think the TSSAA has to monitor much as I believe those who break the rules will probably be turned in.

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QUOTE(commander @ Apr 26 2007 - 01:09 PM) 826445943[/snapback]I agree, I think it will hinder the fall leagues, but those who want to play will. I'm sure there will be creative ways to play without violating the new rules. I don't think the TSSAA has to monitor much as I believe those who break the rules will probably be turned in.

 

 

Don't misunderstand where I was going with this. While there are some teams out there that have more than 3 players from any one school, there are a lot of AAU type teams that have 3 or fewer players from a school that could play together in the fall under the TSSAA guigelines.

 

It also wouldn't keep an enterprising group of coaches from 3 schools to put together three teams each to play in fall ball. Say, as an example, Unicoi County, Science Hill and Cloudland put three girls each on a team. No conference conflicts there, but doable from a regional standpoint. You might be able to get 3 teams from those three schools, still abiding by the TSSAA rules. So instead of playing fall ball as SH, Uniocoi and Cloudland, you would have team a, b and c. They would still get the work in, it just wouldn't be together as a HS team.

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I'm kind of sad to see the fall league at Hooptown (for Middle TN teams) get killed by the TSSAA ruling, but also think it will be an opportunity for players/schools/coaches to get creative?? I for one would love to see my 16 year old play in the fall...even if it is with a different bunch of girls. Let's keep the net open to forming some of those teams??

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