Heritage high school

[rebelwoman87]

9 minutes ago, Pinocchio007 said:

 

Not so fast my friend!!!!

So, your telling me you are coaching at Maryville, but worried about Blount County/ Heritage Athletes??? 

You want Hammontree to stay leader so you all keep getting kids down that direction. Sounds about right. 

 

Recruiting at it finest. I give you all a thumbs up and credit for sure. Been in the making but, I’m just glad people are starting to get exposed in the county. 

I’ll hang up and listen 

You finally figured out the Maryville secret. We want Hammontree and Shad to stay at their schools so all the talent will jump ship and head to Maryville. Well done on exposing us. 

Edited November 16, 2019 by rebelwoman87

[JSamson7]

6 hours ago, rebelwoman87 said:

You finally figured out the Maryville secret. We want Hammontree and Shad to stay at their schools so all the talent will jump ship and head to Maryville. Well done on exposing us. 

Welp RW, it appears Pinocchio's detective skills figured us out.

[rebelwoman87]

9 minutes ago, JSamson7 said:

Welp RW, it appears Pinocchio's detective skills figured us out.

[Frontman]

Heritage is on the last leg. I think they are on life support and need to go ahead pull the plug. 
do what white county did. Pull out of playoffs and schedule teams that you can compete with. 

[BarneySox2007]

5 hours ago, Frontman said:

Heritage is on the last leg. I think they are on life support and need to go ahead pull the plug. 
do what white county did. Pull out of playoffs and schedule teams that you can compete with. 

Your 100% right, they are on their last leg. To see a 1A school have to drop football because they couldn't get kids out is one thing but for a 6A school to have to drop football would be another matter. This should be an example to the TSSAA that enrolment isn't always the true measuring stick and I don't mean drop them down a class because I seriously don't think they could break the .500 mark in 2A and that is pretty bad.  It's no secret that most city schools outside metropolitan areas are well funded and supported and most county schools aren't because their in last place in the food chain. Until the TSSAA decides to set down and sort this out right we're living in the generation where programs will cease to exist.

[Frontman]

In California they class schools according to how they can compete Heritage would be moved down and Alcoa would be moved up. As well as Greenback. 

[BarneySox2007]

5 minutes ago, Frontman said:

In California they class schools according to how they can compete Heritage would be moved down and Alcoa would be moved up. As well as Greenback. 

Just use Sonny Moore's Power Rankings and you would be a heck of a lot better off than what we have now. Take his rankings and divide it by 6 and there you go.

[oridgecat]

It's absurd that Tn has 9 state champions.   We have more classifications than California, Texas, and Florida.  It's ridiculous and it's schools like Heritage that pay the price.  They need to do what White Co. and Union Co. did.  Schedule somebody they can compete with, they have absolutely no shot in the 6A playoffs anyway.  

[OldRebel2]

18 hours ago, Frontman said:

In California they class schools according to how they can compete Heritage would be moved down and Alcoa would be moved up. As well as Greenback. 

While I believe that there needs to be changes to the TSSAA football classifications, I would NEVER use California as an example of what we need to do in Tennessee (about anything)!

[BeachHound]

Heritage and William Blount are prime examples of why consolidating several smaller schools is always a bad idea.  These schools would be much better off if they were broken up into 2-3 2/3A schools each.  Learning outcomes are empirically proven to be better in smaller schools (below 800) as well, but heck what do I know...

[Red Rebels]

2 hours ago, BeachHound said:

Heritage and William Blount are prime examples of why consolidating several smaller schools is always a bad idea.  These schools would be much better off if they were broken up into 2-3 2/3A schools each.  Learning outcomes are empirically proven to be better in smaller schools (below 800) as well, but heck what do I know...

[OleMary]