I mean a lot of small christians, preps, charters, and academies. A bunch of schools like that atleast in South Florida just throw a team together just to bring in students and make money. They show up to games in practice jerseys and don't really have fields. Some will have a team for 2 years take a couple years off and then throw a team together again if enough of the middle school kids stay and don't go to regular high schools. Others change names a bunch like the Zion in Deerfield at the end is now where Somerset Academy Key is.

All Saints and Legacy Charter are going back to 11-man. First Coast Christian will also be making the jump to 11-man.

Thats a bigger list than expected

Thank you for sharing that MarkECannon. 

Y'all remember that time back in the hood, 'round '72 or so, when my cousin Leroy thought he could sign up for that summer job at the corner store, take the advance pay for "uniforms and trainin'," then bounce to chase some skirt down in Miami without payin' it back? Store owner dragged him to small claims faster than a cat on a hot tin roof, and Leroy ended up scrubbin' floors for months to square it. But then Leroy lawyered up and flipped the script—claimed the boss never gave him the real contract, just a "term sheet," and was badmouthin' him to other stores so he couldn't get work nowhere else. Court got messy, noimsayin? Well, that's this whole Damon Wilson saga with them Georgia Bulldogs, but with bigger bucks and courtroom fireworks on both sides now.Our local Venice boy—raised right here, tearin' it up for Coach John Peacock at Venice High. Kid was all-state terror, school-record 15 sacks his junior year helpin' hoist that 8A state trophy in '21 (pick-six in the chip game, don't sleep), beast in the weight room with school records and a 370 bench at 238 pounds. Pure Florida monster. Signed that fat NIL term sheet with UGA's Classic City Collective late '24—$30k a month from December through January '26, totalin' 'bout $500k with bonuses. Got that first check, stuck around for the Sugar Bowl, then hit the portal January 7 '25 and landed at Missouri. Boom—collective terminates, and UGA comes swingin' hard: filed in October to compel arbitration, suin' for $390k liquidated damages, sayin' he breached and they couldn't replace his juice (he only had 3 sacks as a Dawg, but exploded with 9 at Mizzou—tied third in the SEC, second-team All-SEC).   But hold up—Damon ain't layin' down. Just Tuesday (Dec 23), he drops a 42-page countersuit in Boone County, Missouri, goin' after UGA's athletic association, the collective, and them two ex-CEOs (Hibbs and Potts). Calls it a "civil conspiracy" to punish him for transferrin', claims they interfered with his portal options by falsely tellin' at least three programs he'd owe a $1.2 million buyout (when it was really ~$390k), delayed enterin' his name in the portal to strong-arm him to stay, violated confidentiality by publicizin' the term sheet in court filings, and even harassed him all season to mess with his head against a conference rival. Says the term sheet ain't bindin'—it was supposed to lead to a real contract that never happened, signed under duress upstairs in the facility like "go sign this to stay." He's askin' to void the whole thing, block arbitration, and get damages for interference, defamation, and reputational harm.Straight lawyer talk? This is landmark NIL wild west—post-House v. NCAA, collectives/schools tryin' these transfer penalties like old-school restrictions, but players pushin' back hard on antitrust grounds, unconscionability, and whether these "term sheets" even count as enforceable contracts. If Damon wins big, could blow up restrictive NIL deals everywhere, free up the portal more, scare schools off suin' kids. But if UGA prevails, expect more clawbacks and kids lawyering up before ink dries. Precedent either way gonna ripple for years, noimsayin?   And let's keep it 100—UGA's history lurin' top Florida talent like Damon ain't always squeaky. Whispers been floatin' forever 'bout "incentives" that smell less than honorable—fast-food bags with extras (yeah, Chick-fil-A got named elsewhere, but Athens got that rep too). Them boys live large: fast cars causin' chaos—over 40 drivin' busts since '14, reckless charges, DUIs, even this year Nyier Daniels at 100 mph with kids in the whip, facin' felonies. Downtown spots like Toppers International and Chelsea's—topless joints where NIL cash probably flies like confetti. I chased my share of dancers back in the day, thinkin' a stripper named Candy was wife material, ended up broker than a Publix coupon rack. Then they cap the night at The Grill—that classic '50s diner across from campus, greasy fries and shakes hittin' different at 2 a.m. Lures kids in with the glitz, then reality bites when the bill (or lawsuit) comes.Workin' the Publix counter last week, this UGA fan rolls up braggin' 'bout Kirby's machine, but I told him straight—this Damon mess makin' y'all look like the bad guys now. I'd lay 3-to-1 this drags into '26, maybe settles quiet. But kid proved 'em wrong on the field—9 sacks sayin' "shoulda kept me." Y'all thoughts? This the future, or overreach? Keep it clean, or I'll hit ya with the lady who returned ham 'cause it "tasted too piggy"—spit my sweet tea out on that one, true story. Go Indians!