I've never thought of 3 classifications.

Nov 21, 2024
3:00:11pm

Corn Truly Addicted User

If you start playing with it, it addresses travel in a big way and would provide very regional regions.

I mean, if Texas has 6 classifications, you really think Utah could do 3.

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It's always right around this time of year (and again in March) that I'm

shoganai

Nov 21, 2:44pm

They have 7 classifications in football. 8 Man is it's own classification.

Manti

Nov 21, 2:52pm

I've never thought of 3 classifications.

Corn

Nov 21, 3:00pm

Yep. Texas has the same number of divisions with almost 10x the population.

shoganai

Nov 21, 3:21pm

Texas actually has 12 classifications. In each class, there’s a Division 1 (large school) & Division 2 (small school).

WDaddy

Nov 22, 6:11am

They only do that for football, I believe.

shoganai

Nov 22, 6:37am

Why do you care? Closer classification size gives every school more if a chance to compete. Distance between some of the

ManicBlue

Nov 21, 3:03pm

Care only to the extent that it does kind of water it down, which is true.

Iman23

Nov 21, 3:06pm

I don't particularly care. I just think it's ridiculous.

shoganai

Nov 21, 3:19pm

RE: It's always right around this time of year (and again in March) that I'm

Doogal McCougar

Nov 21, 3:08pm

6A and 5A should be combined, IMO

Plato

Nov 21, 3:26pm

Here are the projected breakdowns with school enrollment figures. How would you break them especially into three?

ManicBlue

Nov 21, 4:30pm

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Plato

Nov 21, 4:58pm

6A has 18 teams among 3 regions. Top 10 if you finish above .500

Doogal McCougar

Nov 21, 5:26pm

The proposed alignment for 25-27 has 24 teams in 6A.

ManicBlue

Nov 21, 7:23pm

Without going over it closely, I'd say you basically have three enrollment

shoganai

Nov 21, 6:46pm

The top 6A schools have 2000 kids. Think a school with 1000 can ever compete?

ManicBlue

Nov 21, 7:24pm

A gap of 1,000 students is not considered a big deal in most of the biggest

shoganai

Nov 21, 9:28pm

Not as big of a deal if the difference isn't double the size. Show me that it is or I won't believe it. I showed you

ManicBlue

Nov 22, 1:03am

Easy. My local HS has an enrollment of around 5,300. Tonight they are in a

shoganai

Nov 22, 6:41am

Hahaha ... which schools in Utah are complaining about it? Just because it's not like the system in Texas doesn't make

ManicBlue

Nov 22, 9:01am

IMO, it's pretty clear who the "so bothered" person in this thread is.

shoganai

Nov 22, 9:46am

Hahahahaha yeah right. You're the one criticizing Utah's system and the one who started this thread. I guess you forgot

ManicBlue

Nov 22, 10:06am

I would do 5, one open classification and then 4 classifications for the rest

CameronG

Nov 22, 3:19pm

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