Lets take a Look at 7 Equal classes

[J. Kane]

No dipshit because the current system isn't watered down. Obviously people van disagree with me as that backyard from Kearney and I disagree on everything but this topic which is weird. If anyone is acting like a bitch it's you.

 

[thetophat2021]

 

[cardsfan200306]

Aww Kane I didn't mean to make you cry, go have your mommy kiss where it hurts and it will be ok buddy

 

[J. Kane]

 

[cardsfan200306]

This will teach me to peek in at the Football board in JANUARY.............

Lies you love it

 

[AC100]

We need Bosko to come back and bring the love to this board.

 

[ChaoticFanatic]

I would say that if they did this, it would add a class to how far the success factor can bump them up, so in Ritters case, Class 6

In Valle’s case, Class 3(probably)

 

[Veer2Eternity]

I would say that if they did this, it would add a class to how far the success factor can bump them up, so in Ritters case, Class 6

In Valle’s case, Class 3(probably)

valle will be class 3 after next year anyways. I mean no matter what the honks say their districts are a complete and utter joke unless an STL superteam slips in there somehow. I doubt the football advisory folks let that happen again.

 

[bullitpdq68]

We need Bosko to come back and bring the love to this board.

 

[thesnow.flakegazette]

About 2% of schools in 11 man football would win a state title. Sooooooooo watered down 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[J. Kane]

About 2% of schools in 11 man football would win a state title. Sooooooooo watered down 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

 

[JNsDaddyzDaddyIownU]

Class 7

Blue Springs 1842

Blue Springs South 1794

Joplin 1738

Liberty North 1723

Lindbergh 1722

Troy Buchanan 1648

Marquette 1576

Ritenour 1561

Staley 1551

Hickman 1546

Hazelwood West 1542

Kickapoo 1540

Rock Bridge 1532

Raymore-Peculiar 1530

Nixa 1527

Pattonville 1508

SLUH 1506

Park Hill 1499

Lee's Summit 1478

Lee's Summit North 1450

Lee's Summit West 1439

Northwest (Cedar Hill) 1423

Park Hill South 1420

Jackson 1415

Liberty 1413

Oakville 1406

Francis Howell 1400

Rockhurst 1392 up 1 (cant)

Ozark 1376

Hazelwood Central 1360

Francis Howell Central 1359

Oak Park 1328

Central (St. Joseph) 1327

Truman 1319

CBC 1318 up 2 (cant)

Waynesville 1318

Seckman 1311

North Kansas City 1297

Kirkwood 1280

Fox 1263

Carthage 1260

Lafayette (Wildwood) 1259

De Smet Jesuit 860 up 2

Best breakdown I have ever seen for great competition across the classes - size levels better together. This year 4 was way out of whack. The Class 1/2 breakdown is also whack. Squeezing up Class 5s is just adding fodder for the big boys.

 

[JNsDaddyzDaddyIownU]

This uses next years DESE numbers with current year private numbers

Enrollment Breaks are

Class 1 is 91-181 44 Teams (duchesne is the top moving them to C2)
Class 2 is 188-300 44 Teams
Class 3 is 301-439 43 Teams
Class 4 is 447 - 604 44 Teams
Class 5 is 607 - 958 43 Teams
Class 6 is 973 - 1257 44 Teams
Class 7 is 1259 - 1842 43 Teams

Noone is over a 2.0 ratio
Every class has 43 or 44 teams
Will need 8 Districts with 5 or 6 teams in them in each class

Classes below in comments

Tear it up with complaints that's what a discussion board is for

Total Population vs. number of classes for football:

Missouri	6,150,000​	6​
Kansas	2,940,000​	6​
Iowa	3,190,000​	6​
Nebraska	1,960,000​	4​

We are not Even close to "watered down" with 7

 

[thesnow.flakegazette]

Total Population vs. number of classes for football:

Missouri	6,150,000​	6​
Kansas	2,940,000​	6​
Iowa	3,190,000​	6​
Nebraska	1,960,000​	4​

We are not Even close to "watered down" with 7

Can I get an amen.

 

[J. Kane]

Can I get an amen.

 

[cardsfan200306]

🤡

 

[ChaoticFanatic]

Total Population vs. number of classes for football:

Missouri	6,150,000​	6​
Kansas	2,940,000​	6​
Iowa	3,190,000​	6​
Nebraska	1,960,000​	4​

We are not Even close to "watered down" with 7

Well that’s misleading Joey.

If I remember correctly, Kansas may have 6 classes but their classes are also split into something like sub classes so there are multiple state champions in each class. Or at least that was my understanding as of a few years ago.

 

[ChaoticFanatic]

Arkansas and Illinois have 7 and Oklahoma has 6.

I’m not for or against 7 classes for Missouri. Doesn’t matter to me either way.

If in some weird way, it helps preserve as many 11 man programs as possible, I wouldn’t fuss too much.

 

[r14veer]

Well that’s misleading Joey.

If I remember correctly, Kansas may have 6 classes but their classes are also split into something like sub classes so there are multiple state champions in each class. Or at least that was my understanding as of a few years ago.

This is not the case. They crown only one state champion per class. Semifinal winners are called “Sub-State Champions” but that’s the same as saying “semifinal champions.”

 

[ChaoticFanatic]

This is not the case. They crown only one state champion per class. Semifinal winners are called “Sub-State Champions” but that’s the same as saying “semifinal champions.”

I wasn’t sure. I knew in some of their smaller classes they had small and large divisions and I thought they crowned state champs for each.

 

[MoSooner69]

Arkansas and Illinois have 7 and Oklahoma has 5.

I’m not for or against 7 classes for Missouri. Doesn’t matter to me either way.

If in some weird way, it helps preserve as many 11 man programs as possible, I wouldn’t fuss too much.

Oklahoma has Class 6A-I, Class 6-A-II, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, 1A, B, and C or 9 Classes counting 8 man