That was a hard game to watch, they did everything to lose that game. It was similar to the Melbourne and Viera game, every time they got something going, penalty, dropped ball or fumbled snap.  They need to just get out of their own way and clean those mistakes up. I did see the long list of injuries but, if they get some kids back healthy and clean that up, I still see them making a deep run. As for the penalty you mentioned, that was just a bad decision by the Kowboy player trying to get a hit on the QB, the Qb was already being tackled by another defender for a stop on 3&6. He led with the crown and made contact, which gave Lake Whales a first down and the very next play took a shot and Purdy scored.  The Kowboy's defense has been better than I expected but every game i have watched they can't get out of their own way with unnecessary penalties.       

I like my idea the best. Lol.    5 classes, 100 teams give or take per class. That averages 6-7 teams per district.    if you acquire 7 football transfers, or net 5 whichever is least, you move to an open playoff bracket. Assuming you make the playoffs.    Problem with just picking a transfer number is teams lose players too. So just because you gain 7, if you lose 5 it’s not the same as someone else gaining 7 and losing none obviously. 

11-5 On my original post I had Lake Wales over the Kowboys but I talked myself into changing it.  Does the board rules allow you to call yourself a DUMBASS?

My original post wasn’t to say you wouldn’t put 100 on them.  My point was Boynton would not score more than 16 points.  They scored 14 therefore my prediction was accurate.

It's a nice idea but there are two problems with this model: 1. Districts are geographically tied.  It will be much harder to group teams locally. 2. Teams can drastically change strength year to year, depending upon graduation and transfers.  A four year average smooths this out but last years playoff team could be this year's 1-9 team (I can show you examples from this season).