Super 32 on the way back?

[URSUS]

2 classifications

Single A up to 1000 students

Double A over 1000 students

All private schools thrown back in with publics regardless of financial aid with no multiplier.  Teams could choose to play up if they wanted to.

16 districts across the state for each classification with the top two teams advancing to the play offs.

[midtnmale]

2 hours ago, URSUS said:

2 classifications

Single A up to 1000 students

Double A over 1000 students

All private schools thrown back in with publics regardless of financial aid with no multiplier.  Teams could choose to play up if they wanted to.

16 districts across the state for each classification with the top two teams advancing to the play offs.

No way will there be only two classifications with 16 districts if for no other reason than that would put an average of over ten teams per district. On the plus side, it will go towards making just about every game count .

[GWAVE1]

6 hours ago, URSUS said:

2 classifications

Single A up to 1000 students

Double A over 1000 students

All private schools thrown back in with publics regardless of financial aid with no multiplier.  Teams could choose to play up if they wanted to.

16 districts across the state for each classification with the top two teams advancing to the play offs.

Yeah cause that is fair

[URSUS]

3 hours ago, GWAVE1 said:

Yeah cause that is fair

How many classifications are "fair" then? 3? 5? 9?

 

[Indian]

5 and 2.

[QSouth89]

If the Super 32 comes to fruition how will they adjust when the new West Ridge school opens up in Sullivan County. If all the students from Central, North and South attend the new school that would be roughly 2200 students at the new school. Clearly enough for this league if its a possibility.

[blazer1set]

I would like to see one champion from each of the 95 counties, regardless of school size.    Then have a 95 way playoff which would last until approximately the basketball finals.    Think about it, the football and basketball finals right together, wouldn't that be cool?

[BatmanDevil]

On 10/21/2018 at 8:47 AM, URSUS said:

2 classifications

Single A up to 1000 students

Double A over 1000 students

All private schools thrown back in with publics regardless of financial aid with no multiplier.  Teams could choose to play up if they wanted to.

16 districts across the state for each classification with the top two teams advancing to the play offs.

That's one championship to many.Why water it down part of the way.Go back to 1938 when only one team was named state football champion in the first ever playoff.. Elizabethton.... I'll answer that question and tell you why they would never have Alcoa and only one more team crowned every year.MONEY

[kwc]

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Whew! ....<gathering myself>

 

ok .... carry on with this discussion ... ha ... hahaha ... bwhahahahahahahahah ... 

[GWAVE1]

On 10/21/2018 at 5:34 PM, URSUS said:

How many classifications are "fair" then? 3? 5? 9?

 

If I can give unlimited financial aid packages to come to my school and your school can give none, then there is a clear advantage.  

[GREYRIDERx]

15 hours ago, GWAVE1 said:

If I can give unlimited financial aid packages to come to my school and your school can give none, then there is a clear advantage.  

Yep.  But the butthurt goes on. 

[QSouth89]

On 10/21/2018 at 8:47 AM, URSUS said:

2 classifications

Single A up to 1000 students

Double A over 1000 students

All private schools thrown back in with publics regardless of financial aid with no multiplier.  Teams could choose to play up if they wanted to.

16 districts across the state for each classification with the top two teams advancing to the play offs.

When I was in high school in Chicago, the IHSA had two classes in basketball A and AA. They moved to 4 classes in 2007. There were 6 classes in football.  They now have 8.

Edited October 23, 2018 by QSouth89