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By warmachine7954 · Posted
I think the 20% has been in place for sometime. It doesn't happen often but there are times that districts merge or schools close and this has to happen. -
By FootballismyVice · Posted
According to morgan county news you can get your first look at how his concord is going to look in a scrimmage with Wartburg Central and Cosby -
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By Southtowner · Posted
That was after the 2nd year of a 4 year cycle. Since Covid we have been on a 2 year cycle. So, there really isn't a "mid cycle" reclassification this time. Idk if there's anything in place to address the issue of a school closing. My guess is, nothing can be done. This would be akin to the 1st year of a 4 year cycle, where a school has the 20% +/- but not allowed or even have the option to move up or down. -
By thegreatwhite1 · Posted
No reasonable lawyer would take up this case. I am not a lawyer, but I know school law in and out. Similar situations just like this play out thousands of times each year across the country, even at the college level (i.e. Ole Miss) The Plaintiff's never win...ever. If I am wrong, please provide a legal precedent for me. I will be waiting. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/39431892/judge-drops-ole-miss-player-lawsuit-lane-kiffin
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