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By Bocefous70 · Posted
I don't think centennial has the horses quite yet to be #2 in the district after going to a couple of their practices. They are definitely catching up quick though -
By ColumbiaHighFan2017class · Posted
Well a lot of these privates are already doing it The open transfer rule is so teams can be built to increase the competition level and compete with these schools like sta for example It would be almost impossible for a north team to gather enough talent to challenge them but with open transfer teams could be built overnight and create some balance In large cities like Tampa and Jacksonville and Miami and Orlando it been happening for years, this just means smaller areas can now do the same -
If I may, would like to get feedback on what players, fans, and coaches feel about the new policy on unbridled transfers. What are your ideas on any player being able to transfer to any school at any time? Is it really a good idea to allow certain teams to build "super teams" or "all star" teams? Are the results going to be that there will be a handful of super teams with the rest of the teams unable to compete in any meaningful way? If the purpose of a high school is to promote school pride and dedication, along with academics and competition, how will this be accomplished for most of the schools that have been depleted of their best athletes? Also, what kind of games will we be watching where the outcome is non competitive due to one team being so much better than the other based solely upon good players having transferred in as opposed to homegrown talent? Are we in fact creating a monster situation? My opinion has not yet been fully formulated and the reason why I would like to hear differing opinions from folks that follow high school football as much as I do. -
By Floridatechfootball · Posted
If u look back on my early spring breakdown of the district, u can see that i had Vero and Centen makin playoffs but the system is different this year tho -
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