STATE SEMI-FINAL ROUND FOR METRO AND SUBURBAN

[Ray Icaza]

Question for those that are familiar with the FHSAA format for the round of play between the 4 Regional Champions.  Is it Region #1 vs Region # 2 and Region #3 vs Region #4?  Or #! vs #3 and #2 vs #4?   Have not been able to figure out where to find an answer to this round of games for either the Metro or Suburban teams. 

[THIS_IS_DILLARD]

1 hour ago, Ray Icaza said:

Question for those that are familiar with the FHSAA format for the round of play between the 4 Regional Champions.  Is it Region #1 vs Region # 2 and Region #3 vs Region #4?  Or #! vs #3 and #2 vs #4?   Have not been able to figure out where to find an answer to this round of games for either the Metro or Suburban teams. 

Look under the 3M playoff pairing thread it kind of explains a lot , it even got potiential playoff pairings for each class if the playoffs started today 

[Ray Icaza]

8 minutes ago, THIS_IS_DILLARD said:

Look under the 3M playoff pairing thread it kind of explains a lot , it even got potiential playoff pairings for each class if the playoffs started today 

Nothing in that thread addresses this specific question. 

[THIS_IS_DILLARD]

11 minutes ago, Ray Icaza said:

Nothing in that thread addresses this specific question. 

Click the palm beach post link it explains it further 

[Dr. D]

According to the 2022-23 Football Sports Manual: Teams will be seeded based on the FHSAA Power Rankings at the conclusion of the regular season. The one (1) seed will play the four (4) seed and the two (2) seed will play the three (3) seed.  This is the same policy that was in effect last year, and it appears to apply to all classifications.

[Ray Icaza]

26 minutes ago, THIS_IS_DILLARD said:

Click the palm beach post link it explains it further 

Thanks, but you I don't see that it does and if you did know they answer it would have just been easier to give it to me. 

[Ray Icaza]

26 minutes ago, Dr. D said:

According to the 2022-23 Football Sports Manual: Teams will be seeded based on the FHSAA Power Rankings at the conclusion of the regular season. The one (1) seed will play the four (4) seed and the two (2) seed will play the three (3) seed.  This is the same policy that was in effect last year, and it appears to apply to all classifications.

There is the answer I am looking for.  The regions play no role, only the seeding.  Thank you very much.