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Seriously Wesvlt , this is about like me going to every Championship thread and Saying ... Ya , but Maryville is better ... lol , like I said you're better than that . Saying we play the best Football in TN was just you playing defense ?? Sounded a little like Offense to me . Seriously WesVLT , I'm one of DII's biggest fans , I wish we could all play in one Division , but constantly reminding people you're better is not gonna help make it happen . 

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Seriously Wesvlt , this is about like me going to every Championship thread and Saying ... Ya , but Maryville is better ... lol , like I said you're better than that . Saying we play the best Football in TN was just you playing defense ?? Sounded a little like Offense to me . Seriously WesVLT , I'm one of DII's biggest fans , I wish we could all play in one Division , but constantly reminding people you're better is not gonna help make it happen .

Please read the post to which I responded. Context will help. The poster dismissed the league as irrelevant based on his personal prejudice. I felt compelled to respond with my own opinion, which is that the league is widely perceived as elite and should therefore not be ignored.

 

I have good relationships with coaches at every level of play and deeply respect the work that goes into winning football games. My defense of DII is not an attack on any other classification.

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Wes, it is too easy to get to state for DII. There's hardly any teams. And fyi, I think the big boy privates (not Webb's division) play the best football in Tennessee. It is watered down

It's only a small division because public schools kicked us out. That wasn't our decision. If it were up to us, we'd each play in ten-team districts and battle our local rivals for the right to make the playoffs.
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