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I like the match. An entire COUNTY against a small little Catholic school. Toss up. 

And that first round matchup between Chaminade and Franklin County would be compelling. 

Cardinal Gibbons 
 

everybody want that norland smoke. i love it

Updated Cocoa Tigers schedule
 

Leesburg
 
https://x.com/leesburghsfb/status/1775894427116175757

Glad to see they cancelled that Gonzaga game. It would have been an embarrassment 

Hey @Floridaatlantic1 . This idea has been floated a couple of times on here and I thought it was interesting. How about:
Instead of Metro/Suburban, public/private, transfer-based classes, or even promotion/demotion, the FHSAA broke the state into only 3 parts. North, Central, and South. Put all of the South Florida juggernauts into their own classification and let them play for 1 championship. Combine the North Florida rural schools and let them play for one championship while Central Florida combines to one class and plays for the final state championship. Playoff seeding will be determined by districts comprised of no fewer than 4 teams as well as SOS. At the end of the season, the winner of the "North" classification, would play the winner of the "Central" classification. Afterward, the winner of that game would play the winner of the "South" classification. And for once, we would have one "true" undisputed state champion. 

It seems like a lot of turnover at many positions in that school. New coach needs to rent some apartments for players and give some 100 dollar handshakes to make it in today Florida  high school football.  Oh wait, no one recruits illegally here in Florida... my bad

No, all the recruiting cheaters say that no school in the entire state ever illegally recruits. Its just a coincidence that a school gets like 15 transfers in one year. Then that team pummels teams in same division that dont cheat and everyone cries when we say bump them up. 

For example if Class 1 has 20 teams eligible to move up, but class 2 only has 15 teams eligible to move down then all 15 move down, and the 15 teams in class 1 with the highest winning percentage would move up. 

You could even bump teams up and down based on winning percentage.
 
After 2 years, teams with a .750 or higher would have to move up a class with the cap still being 125 teams per class. Teams with the highest winning percentage above .750 would move up first and so on. 
 
Same with winning percentages of .250 or worse. They would move down with the worst percentages moving down first 

If you cut the classes to 4, that’s 125 teams each class. 500 teams. The rest are independent SSAC teams etc. 
 
125 teams divided into 16 districts is 7-8 teams per district. No issue. Travel and scheduling would be easy breezy. Most games would be local and keep the rivalries fresh. 
 
Playoffs would be an animal. The districts would be so big, and the classes so small that it would be highly unlikely that a garbage team makes the playoffs. Maybe one here or there but nothing like it is now. 
 
Classify by enrollment. Maybe multiply privates by 1.5. 
 
Let’s figure it out 

I've said it before and I'll say it again:  I'm OK with an open division, but the teams in the open division should be determined before the season starts and not at the end of the regular season just before the playoffs begin.  

Dang Rockledge might end up like Wellington was last year, Palm Bay gotta decent squad back but like you said they ain't the same, and what about Eau Gallie 

Chaminade Madonna Lions 2024 Football Schedule 
08-24 St. John Bosco 
08-30 Blanche Ely 
09-06 American Heritage (Plantation)
09-12 Miami Edison 
09-20 Miami Norland 
09-27 Western 
10-04 Monarch
10-11 St. Thomas Aquinas 
10-18 Avant Garde Academy 
10-25 Cardinal Gibbons 

That claim requires evidence. It may or may not happen in some places. You can be certain that a school like St. Frances in Baltimore pays good money. Why else would kids pack up and leave somewhere like Central Florida to live and play in the 'hood of Baltimore for a "school" that doesn't have a home stadium?

Cocoa schedule 
2024 SCHEDULE
Aug 22 TITUSVILLE
Aug 29 @ MAINLAND
Sept 06 @ CHAMINADE
Sept 13 HERITAGE
Sept 20 @ VENICE
Sept 27 BYE
Oct 04 NORLAND
Oct 11 @ APOPKA
Oct 18 ASTRONAUT (District)
OCT 25 @ VILLAGES (District)
NOV 01 ROCKLEDGE
https://twitter.com/CocoaFootball/status/1779829975035650113
 

All the recruiting deniers here should read this article. Of course if they win a million games, TFA with all their new found transfers should never be bumped up to a higher division because that would be punishing winners.  

Their district didn't do them any favors as far as SOS. Those 3 games positioned where they are will help. But I don't understand putting Satellite as week 1. Eau Gallie and Viera are county rivals. But Eau Gallie is having an exodus of players and have a few coming in. Mainland was supposed to be on the schedule but that fell through. Mainland almost had a tour of brevard lol. Schedule is underwhelming but trying to be optimistic. I see them winning their district easily but losing in the 2nd round of the playoffs honestly 

Mandarin, Vero and Cocoa. That’s the 3 

ALL programs wish to attract as many good players as possible. Yes, even including your team(s). Some are more appealing, and thus more able to attract players than others. 

Apopka 
 

I doubt they are, Vero just usually pony up’s the $$$ and hosts them, I wouldn’t be surprised if the 4 Brevard County schools are home/away though…

Would be interesting if Bucholz, Homestead and Booker T are home/away two year contracts. That would be some long and tough road games for the 2025 season. I like that they are scheduling tougher the last few years. Would be crazy if they returned the favor next year and traveled down to Dade twice.