Nulli Secundus
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1 hour ago, nolebull813 said:
Ok here is how you settle everything on the field. 9 rounds to determine one true state champion. Here’s how it works.
First everyone plays 5 regular season games. Just to warm up, get in rhythm, and gel for the playoffs.
The top 512 teams make the playoffs.
Round 1 - 512 teams
Round 2 - 256 teams
Round 3 - 128 teams
Round 4 - 64 teams
Round 5 - 32 teams
Round 6 - 16 teams
Round 7 - 8 teams
Round 8 - 4 teams
Round 9 - 2 teams for the 1 true State Championship.
That means everyone gets 6 games minimum, and if you lose in the early rounds you can just schedule random games with other teams who were eliminated as well. Up to 4 more depending on what round you were eliminated in.
can I get and Amen?
District champs only from a 64 district system based on geography. 6 round playoff system. Runner-ups can have whatever consolation bowl they desire. Below is sample of what the post season could've looked like based on this year's playoff results for all the teams that reached the semifinals. That's how your start the playoffs.
In no particular order or seeding
Mandarin
Seminole
Monarch
Palm Beach Central
Sumner
Plant
Columbus
Western
Jones
Tampa Bay Tech
St Thomas Aquinas
Coconut Creek
Jesuit
Gaither
Homestead
Miramar
Bolles
Bishop Moore
American Heritage
Cardinal Gibbons
Berkeley Prep
Calvary Christian
Norland
Miami Central
Chaminade-Madonna
Archbishop Carrol
Clearwater Central Catholic
Trinity Christian Academy
First Baptist Academy
Trinity Catholic
Cardinal Mooney
North Florida Christian
Buchholz
Bartram Trail
Treasure Coast
DeLand
Lakeland
Lake Minneola
Venice
Riverview (Sarasota)
St. Augustine
Choctawhatchee
Mainland
Sebring
Vanguard
Lake Wales
Dunbar
Naples
Pensacola Catholic
FSU
Cocoa
South Sumter
Bradford
Baker County
Bishop Verot
Booker
Bozeman
Holmes County
Madison County
Union County
Blountstown
Port St. Joe
Williston
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44 minutes ago, nolebull813 said:
Ok here is how you settle everything on the field. 9 rounds to determine one true state champion. Here’s how it works.
First everyone plays 5 regular season games. Just to warm up, get in rhythm, and gel for the playoffs.
The top 512 teams make the playoffs.
Round 1 - 512 teams
Round 2 - 256 teams
Round 3 - 128 teams
Round 4 - 64 teams
Round 5 - 32 teams
Round 6 - 16 teams
Round 7 - 8 teams
Round 8 - 4 teams
Round 9 - 2 teams for the 1 true State Championship.
That means everyone gets 6 games minimum, and if you lose in the early rounds you can just schedule random games with other teams who were eliminated as well. Up to 4 more depending on what round you were eliminated in.
can I get and Amen?
All I see is a cut to the FHSAA's pockets. This would be a quick hell no!
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46 minutes ago, smashmouth80 said:
Why even have enrollments classify it? If you want to be a true State Champ. There should only be 1 class. With enrollment used to classify you are only a champion of a specific set of schools not the entire state by your logic.
Here you go!
One Class, One Title, One undisputed FHSAA champion- Cat_Scratch and smashmouth80
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1 hour ago, TigerKing said:
Broward is the 6th largest school district in the nation and you think Columbia getting kids from poor ole santa fe, little ole fort white, & little ole branford puts them on a level playing field with STA?
columbia county ≈70k people
broward county ≈2 million peoplei respect your opinion, but if you truly believe they are on a level playing field, then I don’t know what to tell you.
For the sake of this discussion (**cough cough FHSAA), we should introduce population in terms of high school age kids, not the entire county. Your grandma won't be putting on those kind of pads, lol.
High School Age Population
Miami-Dade 105450
Broward 81108
Hillsborough 68078
Orange 66525
Palm Beach 60972
Duval 36273
Polk 35018
Lee 31747
Pinellas 30006
Pasco 25428
Osceola 23286
Brevard 23254
Seminole 21798
Volusia 20396
St. Johns 16200
Manatee 15607
St. Lucie 15520
Collier 15394
Lake 14401
Sarasota 14318
Marion 13394
Clay 12801
Escambia 11196
Santa Rosa 10089
Okaloosa 9817
Leon 9511
Alachua 8782
Bay 7917
Hernando 7488
Martin 6156
Charlotte 5784
Indian River 5473
Hendry 4922
Citrus 4845
Flagler 4583
Nassau 3942
Highlands 3738
Walton 3306
Putnam 2851
Monroe 2649
Columbia 2644
Sumter 2629
Okeechobee 1918
Suwanee 1675
Jackson 1619
Levy 1501
Hardee 1449
Wakulla 1447
Baker 1426
Desoto 1303
Gadsden 1223
Holmes 965
Washington 964
Bradford 793
Gilchrist 709
Madison 701
Calhoun 676
Taylor 645
Union 633
Gulf 601
Dixie 536
Hamilton 498
Liberty 383
Lafayette 344
Glades 304
Franklin 301
Jefferson 217.....and GO!
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1 hour ago, Dr. D said:
Some comments made in the meeting by the FHSAA Executive Director definitely led me to believe that the Finals are going back to Tallahassee next year.
Agreed based on how FAMU's graduation schedule was mentioned.
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23 minutes ago, Vero Indian said:
Still think MC beats Berkeley convincingly lol idc what anyone says
Too bad MC wasn't alive to prove it!
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11 minutes ago, muckboy561 said:
Keep it in Tallahassee lol I live down the street from FAMU
So did my grandparents on Osceola St.
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8 minutes ago, DarterBlue2 said:
It's all very, very funny. I hate to say it, but the Georgia and Alabama equivalents are superior to our governing body.
Agreed. That meeting got harder to watch as time progressed. However, some great points were brought up individually for and against the current system along with the proposal(s) for something different.
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@DarterBlue2, stop laughing!
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32 minutes ago, deuce71 said:
I for the life of me can't understand the reason to not at least let graduating cycle go through before changing the system. The M,S,R accomplished everything it was asked for. More competitive games, newer teams competing for and winning states. BP upset over Norland doesn't happen with previous system. I can't think of one reason to go back to the old system of blowout State title games
To answer one of your questions, that stems from the upcoming classification cycle for the new season in which things are set to change anyway. However, that "emergency" meeting was rushed and chaotic.
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Just now, Beek said:
Can anyone actually tell me what was decided? From what I got was. 7 classes + 1 rural. And all teams are required to play district games. There was no mention of how many weeks. Will it be a 8 game over 9 weeks. And 2 week district playoffs and everyone else is left to scramble to fill in their last 2 games. Or is it 10 games over 11 weeks and districts like now.
Honestly, I would have to go back and re-watch and from what I saw, I don't believe those details were mentioned in great length.
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24 minutes ago, deuce71 said:
I for the life of me can't understand the reason to not at least let graduating cycle go through before changing the system. The M,S,R accomplished everything it was asked for. More competitive games, newer teams competing for and winning states. BP upset over Norland doesn't happen with previous system. I can't think of one reason to go back to the old system of blowout State title games
Welcome to the board!
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19 minutes ago, nolebull813 said:
Just know whatever the correct decisions are, the FHSAA will do the opposite.
They've managed to confuse everyone watching and themselves by taking a simple concept and chopping it to bits. This is painful.
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I'm seeing and hearing a lot of "flawed" logic. Not optimistic...
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42 minutes ago, BigBoyBall said:
I wonder how much money FHSAA really made by placing this in Tallahassee? The crowds looked smaller, and why can't we just keep it in central Florida between Orlando (universal and WD) and Tampa (BG and Island) so it can be a family outing?
Part of that is a desire to not only host, but bid competitively if multiple applications for sites are offered.
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5 hours ago, Perspective said:
Yeah, I wasn't trying to throw shade on Lakeland, but I would not have been surprised if I had opened up the Coaches Moving Van thread this morning and seen an opening for a new defensive coordinator at either Lakeland or Venice.
Give it some time. Offices don’t open until tomorrow morning, lol.
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20 minutes ago, Jullian said:
“Could've. Would’ve. Should’ve. If. But.”
all the way to 15 State Championship Titles!!!!!! The most hated team in the state of Florida, without a close 2cd. The FINAL SCORE IS ALWAYS, ALWAYS THE ONLY NUMBER THAT MATTERS!!!! OPINIONS HAVE NEVER WON A STATE TITLE……Hate is envy. I can't speaks for all Dreadnaughts but none of that from me, lol.
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On 12/4/2023 at 7:14 PM, nolebull813 said:
Venice petitioned to be in the metro Class but was denied. They didn’t want to be in the bush leagues.
On 12/5/2023 at 2:33 PM, Nulli Secundus said:LOL, the bush leagues that the Indians have yet to win.
Maybe they take it this year.....and the wait continues
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@VeniceIndianFan, Congratulations on receiving your degree today! I'm sorry the Indians could not provide the icing on the cake, but at least you got the cake.
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On 12/2/2023 at 12:02 AM, DarterBlue2 said:
I agree with you.Venicewins this year and probably by double digits. They are not as good as 2021, but not far from that level.
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That's all I'll say tonight. However, thanks to all the Naught supporters and detractors. You know who your are, LOL.
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You've made Hillsborough County proud.
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Two words: MAX PREPS
Rankings that don't make sense, lol.
One true state champion
in The Huddle
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Playoffs would be based on geographical location. That will help with excessive travel times in the early rounds. The only way Columbus/Holmes County would meet would be if they both made it that far. Given where they are both located, this would most likely be a title match.