mail it in

[Alien]

16 hours ago, midtnmale said:

In my opinion, what ultimately separates Alcoa, Greeneviile, and Maryville is not just their execution but their quality of depth. The very top 6A schools can match Maryville's quality of depth. But very few 3A and 4A schools can match the roster numbers of Alcoa and Greeneville, and none can match their quality of depth.

that is because they are open zone schools. You can live in Memphis and go to any of those schools. Not like that for their competition

 

Edited November 18, 2018 by Alien

[Cowboys68]

2 minutes ago, Alien said:

that is because they are open zone schools. You can live in Memphis and go to any of those schools. Not like that for their competition

 

I can't figure out why, if a school charges a tuition for out of zone students, the TSSAA doesn't at least audit those schools to see if there is any trace of financial aid being given. I believe if any financial aid is given, said schools are to be Private.

[Devilsx4]

1 hour ago, Alien said:

that is because they are open zone schools. You can live in Memphis and go to any of those schools. Not like that for their competition

 

Greeneville is not an open Zone school

[Alien]

2 hours ago, Devilsx4 said:

Greeneville is not an open Zone school

Greenville is a City school. They can let in who they want, Whether or not they live in the city. They are nto affiliated with a county school system,

they are open zone...

[Throwdeslant]

1 hour ago, Alien said:

Greenville is a City school. They can let in who they want, Whether or not they live in the city. They are nto affiliated with a county school system,

they are open zone...

Most public high schools in the state of TN are open zone. 

[barb]

1 hour ago, Throwdeslant said:

Most public high schools in the state of TN are open zone. 

ALL public high schools in TN can let in who they want.

[orngnblk]

13 minutes ago, barb said:

ALL public high schools in TN can let in who they want.

Not true,We can only take in County kids (Greenback) for you to be eligible to play you have to move in our county.No exceptions.Just ask the lawyer in Kingston who got us investigated by the TSSAA after the McCord kid moved to GB.

[rebelwoman87]

1 hour ago, orngnblk said:

Not true,We can only take in County kids (Greenback) for you to be eligible to play you have to move in our county.No exceptions.Just ask the lawyer in Kingston who got us investigated by the TSSAA after the McCord kid moved to GB.

[DevilMan03]

2 hours ago, orngnblk said:

Not true,We can only take in County kids (Greenback) for you to be eligible to play you have to move in our county.No exceptions.Just ask the lawyer in Kingston who got us investigated by the TSSAA after the McCord kid moved to GB.

In Greeneville or in Greene County you may go to any of the schools you want. If you go to the city you pay tuition. In order to do that you HAVE to live in Greene County

Edited November 18, 2018 by DevilMan03

[DutchMantel]

2 hours ago, barb said:

ALL public high schools in TN can let in who they want.

In my home county, technically yes, but you have to get a waiver which is almost impossible here. 

[barb]

3 hours ago, DevilMan03 said:

In Greeneville or in Greene County you may go to any of the schools you want. If you go to the city you pay tuition. In order to do that you HAVE to live in Greene County

You do not have to live in Greene County to attend Greeneville. There is a higher tuition rate for out of county students. 

[BigTime1950]

20 hours ago, CHARGERFAN said:

I saw the squad numbers that Alcoa had on their sideline last year when Covington played them for the Gold Ball. I have no idea how they produce squads of that size and remain in the 3A classification. I hear stuff on Coach T about recruiting, etc., but I have no knowledge of what they are doing.

I know that Covington has no special pipeline to bring in athletes, but we are fielding one of the best 3A football teams in the state, both last year and this year. We have also fielded good to great teams in baseball, girls softball, and some of the track events. As far as I know, we are playing with "whoever gets off the bus".

I personally didn't fear my Covington Chargers facing Alcoa last year. I figure they pull their pants on one leg at a time just like we do, and they can only put 11 men on the field at one time. 

If they win 17 or 20 championships in a row, more power to them. I would sure like to meet them again, though.

Have you ever heard of OZ and very low tuition for OOZ football players, sorry l mean students that want a great educational experience. What was l thinking of saying that. Oh no! Now the name calling and videos probably start. Sorry for pulling you into this charger fan. It is the curse of the T, l guess.