So on another florida high school football forum on Facebook me and few football bros was talking about the upcoming playoffs and the potential seedlings and matchups for each school if the playoffs were to start today. and for example "4A REGION 4" if the playoffs started today  #1 (4-3) American heritage Would Host #8 (3-5) Miami norland  #3 (5-2) Archbishop McCarthy Would Host #6 (6-2) John Carroll Catholic  #2 (7-0) Jensen Beach Would Host #7 (6-2) #4 DILLARD (8-0) Would Host #5 (4-3) Plantation.  Now what doesn't makes sense to us, is How in the world is a district winner not a automatic top 4 seed. And what's even crazier is how in the hell can a none district winner and dare I say a non district winner with a none winning district record be awarded a Top 4 seed. for Example - Last year ALL 4 TEAMS from distrcit 4A-15 made it to the playoffs American Heritage #1 seed (District champion (3-0) district play  Plantation #3 Seed (1-2) District play  Miami norland #2 Seed (2-1) District Play  Archbishop McCarthy #6 Seed (1-2) Distrcit play.  And before the point system and SOS warriors come out in full effect , this is rewarding bad football if ive ever seen it. Number 1 there NEVER be 4 teams out of 1 distrcit making it to the playoffs, also if you did NOT win your district you should NOT be able to be a top 4 seed & host a round 1 playoff game when you didnt even have a winning record in your own division. I get alot of folks were against terrible district champions making it in the playoffs and their were only 1 other team in the district, but in my opinion this new format is not the answer either. Its like the bad teams/none district champions are being rewarded for underachieving.  So you lost your district, but because you scheduled tough outside of your district even tho you lost those games to youre rewarded a playoff birth, thats INSANITY.

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Now in comparison take a look at the MAD (Parity) in college football. It's much more competitive. Thus, the reason systems can predict high school games in the 80% range but in college you're doing great if you get in the low to mid 70%. Nearly every week some of the best forecasting systems known to man can't pick 70% FBS winners "straight up".     FBS-G5 6.71 FBS-P4 7.30 FCS 8.04 D2 9.29 NAIA 11.51 D3 12.98

Using my numbers, the average FLHS football team has a Mean (Average) Power Ranking of 118.37. The Median (mid-point) Power Ranking for the entire field is 118.99 The MAD (mean absolute deviation) for the entire field is 16.23 Breaking it down by Classification. Mean Power Rating 6A 128.55 5A 125.43 4A 124.99 7A 124.90 2A 122.63 3A 120.97 1A 118.94 Rural 110.28 SSAA 101.52 Ind 100.27 Median Power Rating   6A 128.65 5A 125.59 4A 125.46 7A 124.99 2A 122.48 3A 122.23 1A 119.30 Rural 110.76 SSAA 101.62 Ind 100.39 MAD - I use this to determine classification parity. A lower number indicates more parity. SSAA 12.08 6A 12.19 7A 12.80 Ind 13.00 2A 13.65 5A 13.88 4A 14.66 Rural 15.42 3A 15.59 1A 17.17

I don't need you making faces at what I say, just respond to me like a two normal people would. Then you will get my response!