RECLASSIFICATION MAPS ON TSSAA WEBSITE

[fblover]

On the map for Memphis area AAA schools the TSSAA has listed Munford and Brighton as Memphis area schools does this mean they are considering putting them into district 14-AAA?

[MarkH]

No there will be 16 districts for football just like basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball are. District 13-AAA or Region 7-4A for football (which is what Munford and Brighton are now in) will still be District 13. They will just divide the teams into 5A and 6A for football. The district should look like this for football:

 

5A-Dyer Co., Hardin Co., Jackson North Side and Munford 6A-Brighton, Henry Co.

 

You would play every team in your district regardless whether they are 5A or 6A. That leaves 5 non district games to play and the first tiebreaker for wild cards for the playoffs next year are total wins. Don't be surprised if some of these teams schedule a lot of "winnable" games to strengthen their case for the playoffs.

[pigskinred]

No there will be 16 districts for football just like basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball are. District 13-AAA or Region 7-4A for football (which is what Munford and Brighton are now in) will still be District 13. They will just divide the teams into 5A and 6A for football. The district should look like this for football:

 

5A-Dyer Co., Hardin Co., Jackson North Side and Munford 6A-Brighton, Henry Co.

 

You would play every team in your district regardless whether they are 5A or 6A. That leaves 5 non district games to play and the first tiebreaker for wild cards for the playoffs next year are total wins. Don't be surprised if some of these teams schedule a lot of "winnable" games to strengthen their case for the playoffs.

 

 

If the first tiebreaker is total wins, why would you not schedule winnable games? I would be surprised if teams didn't do that.

[kwc]

If the first tiebreaker is total wins, why would you not schedule winnable games? I would be surprised if teams didn't do that.

 

 

I don't know it could just be me ... but I already don't like what I am hearing about the post season set-up with the new reclassification. Is it just me?

[SEC1rules]

No there will be 16 districts for football just like basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball are. District 13-AAA or Region 7-4A for football (which is what Munford and Brighton are now in) will still be District 13. They will just divide the teams into 5A and 6A for football. The district should look like this for football:

 

5A-Dyer Co., Hardin Co., Jackson North Side and Munford 6A-Brighton, Henry Co.

 

You would play every team in your district regardless whether they are 5A or 6A. That leaves 5 non district games to play and the first tiebreaker for wild cards for the playoffs next year are total wins. Don't be surprised if some of these teams schedule a lot of "winnable" games to strengthen their case for the playoffs.

 

 

I think Henry Co. is going to 10AAA where they will be with the Clarksville schools. That is where they play in other sports and I could be wrong but thats what I've heard.

[hubjr]

All indications are that schools will play football in a similar region as the schools other sports.

Henry County should be 10AAA in the regular season, and then 6A for the fotball play offs.

 

Correct?

[pigskinred]

I don't know it could just be me ... but I already don't like what I am hearing about the post season set-up with the new reclassification. Is it just me?

 

 

It's not just you. Looks like teams should try to load up on creampuffs to help get to the playoffs. That is not how it should be. If Germantown and Whitehaven are not in the same district, why would they play each other when a loss could be devastating to their playoff hopes? I think this is just bad.

[rappy]

It seems to be a two-edge sword. Playing down will not strengthen a team for competition against better teams, meaning possible early exit from playoffs but if the goal is just making the playoff, it could be the difference of going and sitting at home.

[wsttnballer]

It seems to be a two-edge sword. Playing down will not strengthen a team for competition against better teams, meaning possible early exit from playoffs but if the goal is just making the playoff, it could be the difference of going and sitting at home.

 

 

No doubt about that, just ask ECS this year. Played down every game except four conference games and went 1-3 in the conference. Now we're sitting at home just watching.

[SEC1rules]

All indications are that schools will play football in a similar region as the schools other sports.

Henry County should be 10AAA in the regular season, and then 6A for the fotball play offs.

 

Correct?

 

 

This is what I've heard.

[visionaire]

I think Henry Co. is going to 10AAA where they will be with the Clarksville schools. That is where they play in other sports and I could be wrong but thats what I've heard.

 

 

 

I too see Henry playing with the Clarksville schools. My question is, what are the possibilities of Bartlett (now 5A) being put in the region with Hardin Co., JNS, Munford, Dyer County. Also, what will happen to Brighton? Will they move to a Shelby Co. region, or will the tssaa move somebody like Millington, or Bolton into the region and place Brighton in the region also so that there will be 2 6A teams here. I'm totally confused. Anybody have any ideas?

[lcfootball]

I too see Henry playing with the Clarksville schools. My question is, what are the possibilities of Bartlett (now 5A) being put in the region with Hardin Co., JNS, Munford, Dyer County. Also, what will happen to Brighton? Will they move to a Shelby Co. region, or will the tssaa move somebody like Millington, or Bolton into the region and place Brighton in the region also so that there will be 2 6A teams here. I'm totally confused. Anybody have any ideas?

 

Lets see, naught from naught is naught, carry the one, pie r round cornbread r square. This is the STUPIDEST thing T$$AA has done in a long while. Did the guy who invented the BCS sell an idea to the T$$AA?