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So what about a 6A


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This is how it will work.

 

In the regular season, there will be 3 divisions(1A, 2A, and 3A). After the regular season, the three divisions will seperated into 6, and thus, a 6A.

 

edit: Actually, look at Virginia's system. That's pretty much how Tennessee's will go.

 

 

Regardless, it is avery flawed system. Maybe we should just go ti the BCS that looks to solve alot of problems.

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I'd be ok with the pre-1969 system. 10 games, and a bowl. Whoever is deemed best is the state champions. 1 state champion would be fine with me.

 

 

That's not a good way at all. Do you really want to listen to a bunch of teams to gripe that they deserve to be state champions? Settle it on the field....just use fewer classifications. Not real hard.

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