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I hope it grows too. To about 500 members! Some of the SSAA teams were or would be playoff teams in FHSAA. You are correct, they have zero chance of winning a championship in FHSAA. Some are figured that out. About 400 or so need to come to the same conclusion.

The game was on Thursday night, not Friday. Auburndale beat Fort Meade 38-0.

North Fort Myers to Miami Northwestern appears to me like the family actually moved. The 2 schools are over 100 miles away. I don't take issue with a real bona fide move. What I take issue with is when multiple transfers end up at one school. Especially when you see multiple transfers from school A now at school B.

#2 - it's called recruiting

No, nothing new that I've heard. That said, the Heartland Conference won't start until 2026 season and with redistricting after this season, I get why some programs might be waiting. SSAA announced Clewiston joined a few days after they announced Hardee joined. I can see Clewiston in the Heartland Conference. Moore Haven is on Hardee's schedule this season. We've never played them before. Could this mean they are looking at joining too?

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Trouble seems to follow that guy. Go see what they're saying on the other board.

Ask the former Desoto coach now at Port Charlotte about the video tape they sent to FHSAA. That was before the current open transfer rules.

FHSAA is so inconsistent in their enforcement of rules and policies it makes me think somebody is accepting bribes.

I think they should only be allowed to play JV for the first year but we all know that such a rule won't be made. FHSAA is beyond being fixed.

I'm all for school choice for academic reasons. I'm ok with transferring when there is a legitimate move into another district or zone. When a parent wants to take their child to a school closer to their work, I can live with that. What we're witnessing is not that. I say screw fhsaa. Leave it, form another and don't look back.

So does that mean FHSAA will suspend their program and then reinstate it a few days later like that one school early this year? Or do they fine the coach and suspend him a few games like they did Sarasota Booker's coach?

Either way, why is it "funny business " as Nolebull put it, when we all know Cocoa has been doing that for years?

I've seen plenty of teams over the years that are loaded with size, speed and good players that can't win a game due to really bad coaching.

Looks to me like Gadsden just so happened to have a good team this year. Most rural towns tend to follow a natural path of down years followed by great years.