Holy Moly

Bullseye Darter. The best jockey has never won the Kentucky Derby on a Jackass…….

I’m gonna start drinking for my picks!!!!! GOOD HEAVENS 

I gotta quit drinking when doing my picks.. Anyways cheers! doing a shot of grand manier for us both.

I might start drinking to do my picks. 

I gotta quit drinking when doing my picks.. Anyways cheers! doing a shot of grand manier for us both.

I flipped a coin lol 

Dang, Julian . . . you must be really excited about your picks this week. 

Blake
Space Coast
Winter Springs
Liberty
North Marion
Key West
Neumann
Holmes County
Estero
Palm Bay
Belen Jesuit
Carol City
Naples
St. Augustine
Bishop Verot
 
 

Blake
Space Coast
Winter Springs
Liberty
North Marion
Key West
Neumann
Holmes County
Estero
Palm Bay
Belen Jesuit
Carol City
Naples
St. Augustine
Bishop Verot
 
 

Escambia at Niceville is on Friday now. 

W.S. Neal (AL) at Marianna September 20th

Daphne AL, at Pine Forest  Aug 30th

Lincoln vs Delaware Valley PA is an interesting one 

Faith Academy AL, at Tate November 1st
Williamson AL, at Pensacola Washington August 23rd

Escambia County Atmore, AL @ Northview Sept. 27th 

FHSAA aint gonna share nothin... incompetent and greedy

Dude you had the most wins in the 2nd round. You wondering how you are still in it is like Hugh Hefner complaining how ugly he is 

Here’s the way I would do things. Let me know what you think. 
 
3 total classifications based on enrollment
150 teams per class
16 districts each class
Comes out to 9.375 average teams per district (9-10 teams)

 
Each class has the district winners only compete in an “A” bracket. And runner ups in a “B” bracket. And that’s it. 
 
So out of the 9-10 teams in the district, only 2 make a playoff. 
 
it would be called Class 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3B in the playoffs. 
 
so there would be 6 state champions. 96 teams make the playoffs out of 450 teams which is plenty. Not like the ungodly 248 teams that make it now

Nice job Nolebull
 
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You all...
You all keep complaining....
One the contracts ran out at Gene Cox and DRV PNK
Second, I don't believe DRV PNK was interested in renewing and taking on all nine games.
Third, FHSAA heard a ton of complaints regarding the split weekends. Honestly, going back to one site was needed.
Fourth, Orlando... my understanding is both sides tried, but it comes down to dollars and what is going to make sense for all involved.
A lot of you think the FHSAA can just go pull up to any stadium and play at it, and the stadium will be fine with it. It does not work that way. Logistics are a major thing in all of this, and if all the logistics do not line up, would it make sense to play at said stadium?
And no, I am not a secret member of the FHSAA... I just understand how things work and what the bylaws and policies are without trying to sound off-putting here.

Rural class should play their game in a rural county. 
 
Suburban class in the burbs and Metro in the met. 
 
@Joshua Wilson as a secret member of the FHSAA, get on it!! 

With the release of the first FHSAA Power Rankings coming soon, I am hoping there is someone out there who has been trying to gain some insight into the super-duper, top-secret, never-to-be-revealed MaxPreps/CalPreps/FHSAA Power Rankings formula.  I have done some high school mathematics and linear regression, and my conclusion is that these Rankings are weighted approximately 60% to a team's overall record, and approximately 40% to strength of schedule.  Meaning a team seeking a higher seed would be better off with a higher winning percentage and an average schedule, as opposed to a lower winning percentage and a more difficult schedule.  Information that might be useful to coaches when setting up a schedule, but which seems to be guarded with the security of nuclear codes.  Anyway, if there are any mathematical geniuses out there, it would be interesting to hear your observations.  Thanks.

It certainly seems that if Josh has correctly interpreted this change, that IMG National per his example would be eligible for the state series.
But this begs several questions: 1. Would they have to compete within a district in order to do so? 2. What classification would they play in? 3. As you asked above, would they be allowed to recruit nationally for talent? 4. If the answer to 3 is yes, what teams would be willing to be in the same classification with them?
It seems that the balance of power would be so unequal, that even the Central's and St. Thomas's of the world would blush, as I assume that in any given decade, IMG would be State Champs in that division at least 9 times winning at least 8 of those 9 times in blowout fashion if they continue to adhere to their current recruiting philosophy. 
This, in my opinion, would be a total disaster for while every so often a "regular school" may be able to pull off a win against IMG, it would be literally impossible for even the consistently good schools (whether they actively recruit or not), to be competitive with IMG year in and year out. This would further accelerate the state series towards the farce it seems destined to become and would likely lead to the exit of many schools from the organization. 

Central is finally playing football. Small rural town near Milton. Starting off as JV in 2023 and then moving to Varsity from what I seen from the news here in the panhandle. 

Central is finally playing football. Small rural town near Milton. Starting off as JV in 2023 and then moving to Varsity from what I seen from the news here in the panhandle.