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Old Pirate has said fer years the TSSAA is a poor example fer a governing body. Obviously the officiating is generally terrible, region opponents are questionable, state championship location is clearly not the best location,known rule infractions are often times ignored. Those in the know realize all topics have been, were last year and most likely will be this year & fer years to come too major complaint areas of concern. The TSSAA is ran like a political governing body with the main focus on collecting $$$$. 

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17 minutes ago, OLD PIRATE said:

Old Pirate has said fer years the TSSAA is a poor example fer a governing body. Obviously the officiating is generally terrible, region opponents are questionable, state championship location is clearly not the best location,known rule infractions are often times ignored. Those in the know realize all topics have been, were last year and most likely will be this year & fer years to come too major complaint areas of concern. The TSSAA is ran like a political governing body with the main focus on collecting $$$$. 

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I think there should be only 4 classes in football using enrollment numbers as the cutoff. Not an even amount of schools in each class. No school with more than 360 students should be playing 1A ball. Just my opinion. The transfer rule should be vetted alot better and made a whole stricter. The TSSAA is not going to do anything that benefits the schools. All they care about is the money. 

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5 hours ago, lakecounty1968 said:

I think there should be only 4 classes in football using enrollment numbers as the cutoff. Not an even amount of schools in each class. No school with more than 360 students should be playing 1A ball. Just my opinion. The transfer rule should be vetted alot better and made a whole stricter. The TSSAA is not going to do anything that benefits the schools. All they care about is the money. 

What would you suggest for the classification cutoffs?

Something like 1A 0-360, 2A 361-800, 3A 801-1400 and 4A +1401

 

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5 hours ago, lakecounty1968 said:

I think there should be only 4 classes in football using enrollment numbers as the cutoff. Not an even amount of schools in each class. No school with more than 360 students should be playing 1A ball. Just my opinion. The transfer rule should be vetted alot better and made a whole stricter. The TSSAA is not going to do anything that benefits the schools. All they care about is the money. 

Lol think about you just said.  so basically screw every classification but 1a. I guess that makes sense to you. 

Every classification but 1a the low enrollment schools would have to deal with schools twice their size. That seems real fair doesn’t it ?  

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15 hours ago, OLD PIRATE said:

Old Pirate has said fer years the TSSAA is a poor example fer a governing body. Obviously the officiating is generally terrible, region opponents are questionable, state championship location is clearly not the best location,known rule infractions are often times ignored. Those in the know realize all topics have been, were last year and most likely will be this year & fer years to come too major complaint areas of concern. The TSSAA is ran like a political governing body with the main focus on collecting $$$$. 

NCAA=TSSAA both are crooked and bankroll money 

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1 hour ago, Tide21 said:

Lol think about you just said.  so basically screw every classification but 1a. I guess that makes sense to you. 

Every classification but 1a the low enrollment schools would have to deal with schools twice their size. That seems real fair doesn’t it ?  

Yep. Might as well just go with two classes. 

1A 0-360

2A 360+

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On September 5, 2019 at 9:26 AM, OLD PIRATE said:

Old Pirate a wondering what the legitimate reason is for more classifications in football and only 3 in baseball & basketball?

Yeah that's a big issue to me. Two years ago riverside got beat by Greenville in the 2A baseball state championship. In the fall Greenville won the 4a football championship. Riverside is 2a In Football too.  Numbers doesn't make sense there

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