FBGUY1989

I think they should have kept it the way it was. With this new system we have to many variables to figure out

Are you saying Chaminade is better than St. Thomas

Good schedule and make sure I catch that Central game at Traz

Well stated and best wishes to Dillard this upcoming season

What do you think Dillard alumni expectations are. I can tell you Northwestern and Central expect to play every year in the state game. I'm sure Dillard does as well but what if they don't but beat Central and St. Thomas. Would this still be a win in your eyes and the alumni eyes

So you expect Dillard to go 10-0

I don't think so. See Dillard is one that on paper you like damn they got a squad but when they hit the field it's something else. Give an example. Dillard lost to Homestead last year in the playoffs, yet the next round Homestead got the breaks beat off them by St. Thomas

Ight got you. Aye how come you don't have Blanche Ely on the list that game should be a must unless Soul Bowl is canceled

Which games are home and which games are away

Columbus Explorers Schedule 08/26 Benedictine 09/02 Killian 09/09 Champagnant Catholic 09/16 Miami Palmetto 09/23 Northwestern 09/30 Miami High 10/07 Homestead 10/14 Doral Academy 10/29 Barbara Goleman

Jacksonville is in the same boat. I read somewhere that people were upset because you have four schools in the same district and it's unfair. Raines Ribault Andrew Jackson Riverside (Robert E. Lee)

Columbus is in Miami and nowhere near the powerhouses like Central Northwestern and Booker T. Washington

I've always thought in order to get to the top you have to beat the best of the best but with these new classifications I'm not liking them at all. I guess it's because I'm from Miami and you have all of them in the same spot . Miami Edison with 700 students and Booker T. Washington with 1,000 students are in the same class now playing with Miami Norland with 1700 students. Not to mention you have Miami Northwestern and Miami Central. Now if I'm correct only one school can make it to states and it's just not fair.

I know of a rivalry down here in Miami called the Soul Bowl. The Soul Bowl originally started between two historically black high schools. Booker T. Washington Senior high school (Overtown) and DA Dorsey Senior high school (Liberty City). I don't know what year the game started but it ended in 1955. In 1955 Da Dorsey shut down to become an educational school and Miami Northwestern Senior high school was built. Miami Northwestern was built because of the overcrowding in the area. The game continued until 1967 when Booker T. Washington became a middle school to help desegregation in schools. In 1967 Miami Jackson Senior high school and Miami Northwestern started their annual game and is still in existence. At the time Jackson was a majority black school and half of the Overtown neighborhood was zoned to Jackson. This game saw crowds of 15,000 yearly or more until 1998 when they saw their biggest attendance. In 1998 Both were in the same district which had Soul Bowl 1 with 46,000 and Soul Bowl 2 with 35,000. This game is still in existence but lost its luster due to the football team and marching band not doing well on Jackson side and the school is now majority Hispanic. This game now draws probably 4,000. Present day the biggest rivalry in Miami is Miami Central and Miami Northwestern. They been playing I believe since the 80's but have an actual game called the Commissinor Cup since 2009.

In order to be the best you got to beat some of the best.