What's crazy is that west broward has never been looked at or has ever been a solid football program let alone a contender. They've been a doormat for decades.  Last uear because of one coach turned west broward to a must transfer school , west Broward received a 80% transfer in take last year wirh most of those same transfers leaving to transfer to a new school this year. It just goes to show how the right amount of transfers can turn any doormat to a contender over night and how losing them same transfers can. Put you flat on your face which takes years to recover from 

Not to take this thread in a completely different direction, but this is my biggest concern for a relegation system, where teams are moved up or down based on one successful or unsuccessful year.  Imagine a team like West Broward being highly successful last year, then losing all their stud players, yet getting pushed up into a higher division for this coming year.  This situation could happen because of the de facto transfer portal or it could simply happen to a smaller school that has one of those 'once-in-a-generation' senior classes that takes the team to states.  Especially in this day and age, if a team has a down year, it could take years for that team to recover and become competitive again. 

@LAZ also on the schedule for Young Kids in Motion, it has September 26th and October 10th that they played a “varsity opponent”  Thats all it says. No names. Do you know if there was any real teams listed at some point? Lol. 

Especially in south fl with this new generation, its sickening 

@gbrown977 you mentioned a while back SLAM Tampa will be 11 man. Have you heard any updates? Or any other new teams trying to be apart of the SSAA for 2026?