Class Breakdowns 2020

[squeal_like_a_pig]

Anyone done a breakdown of classes with changes next year and how they would look this year? Isn't next year 64 in class 1 and 53 in classes 2-6? I know can't do the success factor but curious who all moves up to 6, 5 etc.

 

[Jomjam]

I have a feeling people will be shocked when privates move down a class and some of the bigger 3 and 4 teams get bumped up. I think there are a lot of privates who don't have success and are playing up a class, and will end up "skewing" things.

 

[Blondee15]

I have a feeling people will be shocked when privates move down a class and some of the bigger 3 and 4 teams get bumped up. I think there are a lot of privates who don't have success and are playing up a class, and will end up "skewing" things.

Yep without the multiplier next year you may hear a lot of people crying

Hard to tell unless you are real bored and want to do a lot of math

 

[bullitpdq68]

I have a feeling people will be shocked when privates move down a class and some of the bigger 3 and 4 teams get bumped up. I think there are a lot of privates who don't have success and are playing up a class, and will end up "skewing" things.

 

[kaching]

Jomjam - you are absolutely correct. Getting rid of the private school multiplier will be a major problem for public schools. Yes, some private schools will move up probably to the class they are already in - but now most private schools will move down a class. Not sure why the public schools voted this in.

 

[MoSooner69]

Between the multiplier going away and the evening out of the classes, its going to make a real difference. Most folks near the line should be ready to be up a class next year... Just one or two schools could make a real change in how the district alignment will shake out too.

 

[HBL Pirates fan_1990]

Will they're be even 6 Classes next year? If 4 teams or more drop 11-Man next year will they keep 6 classes or combined 5 and 6.

And How does this new thing without
Multiplier works

I will try start on breakdown the classes next year

 

[panther72]

Here are the numbers for last year with the last column having the multiplier removed.
Blue Springs 1834 1834
Jefferson City 1828 1828
Marquette 1720 1720
Lindbergh 1616 1616
Hazelwood West 1599 1599
Lee's Summit West 1595 1595
Joplin 1579 1579
Park Hill 1495 1495
Rockhurst 2017 1494
St. Louis University 2017 1494
Raymore-Peculiar 1469 1469
Rock Bridge 1467 1467
Blue Springs South 1459 1459
Troy Buchanan 1454 1454
Ft. Zumwalt West 1445 1445
Lee's Summit North 1427 1427
Liberty North 1416 1416
Francis Howell Central 1413 1413
Hazelwood Central 1394 1394
Lafayette (Wildwood) 1392 1392
Liberty 1390 1390
Francis Howell 1358 1358
Northwest (Cedar Hill) 1334 1334
Ritenour 1330 1330
Kickapoo 1322 1322
Eureka 1311 1311
Kirkwood 1311 1311
Pattonville 1302 1302
Ozark 1301 1301
Lee's Summit 1300 1300
Nixa 1292 1292
Francis Howell North 1274 1274
Holt 1274 1274
Fox 1264 1264
Central (St. Joseph) 1262 1262
Seckman 1257 1257
Timberland 1257 1257
Parkway South 1244 1244
Christian Brothers College 1650 1222
Central (Springfield) 1221 1221
Hickman 1221 1221
Oakville 1214 1214
Staley 1213 1213
Park Hill South 1201 1201
Waynesville 1200 1200
Truman 1195 1195
Oak Park 1187 1187
Belton 1177 1177
North Kansas City 1171 1171
Jackson 1148 1148
Ft. Zumwalt North 1137 1137
Raytown 1133 1133
McCluer North 1124 1124
Carthage 1108 1108
Fort Osage 1107 1107
DeSmet 1488 1102
Battle 1102 1102
Mehlville 1102 1102
Poplar Bluff 1092 1092
William Chrisman 1090 1090
Branson 1076 1076
Republic 1074 1074
Parkway West 1070 1070
Lebanon 1060 1060
Smith-Cotton 1055 1055
Parkview 1048 1048
Ruskin 1046 1046
Glendale 1016 1016
Liberty (Wentzville) 1015 1015
Willard 1003 1003
Webster Groves 1001 1001
Ft. Zumwalt South 1000 1000

 

[panther72]

Part 2
Camdenton 990 990
Parkway Central 986 986
Grain Valley 980 980
Washington 971 971
Ladue Horton Watkins 967 967
Neosho 963 963
Ft. Zumwalt East 962 962
Rockwood Summit 962 962
Winnetonka 954 954
Vianney 1278 947
Webb City 939 939
Grandview 938 938
Rolla 932 932
Platte County 914 914
East (Kansas City) 913 913
Raytown South 904 904
Central (Cape Girardeau) 900 900
Farmington 897 897
Kearney 891 891
Chaminade 1202 890
Hazelwood East 864 864
Riverview Gardens 845 845
Hillsboro 842 842
Parkway North 838 838
McDonald County 831 831
Gateway 802 802
Hillcrest 798 798
McCluer 789 789
West Plains 754 754
Carl Junction 744 744
Hannibal 741 741
Warrensburg 725 725
Sikeston 722 722
Warrenton 722 722
Union 713 713
DeSoto 712 712
North County 708 708
Marshfield 701 701
Van Horn 685 685
Windsor (Imperial) 677 677
Pacific 674 674
Clayton 662 662
Smithville 662 662
St. Charles 631 631
Festus 628 628
Harrisonville 628 628
Marshall 613 613
Excelsior Springs 599 599
Affton 586 586
Bolivar 583 583
University City 575 575
Monett 574 574
Lafayette (St. Joseph) 571 571
Jennings 564 564
Kirksville 560 560
Lincoln College Prep 559 559
Sullivan 557 557
Benton 555 555
Moberly 551 551
Logan-Rogersville 548 548
Savannah 546 546
Perryville 541 541
Nevada 539 539
St. Dominic 719 533
Fulton 531 531
St. Clair 531 531
Mexico 527 527
Helias Catholic 708 524
Westminster Christian Academy 708 524
Northeast (Kansas City) 518 518
Pleasant Hill 509 509
Center 505 505
Confluence Prep Academy Charter 675 500
St. Mary's (St. Louis) 675 500
Roosevelt 499 499
St. Charles West 494 494
Potosi 487 487
Oak Grove 484 484
MICDS 628 465
Central (Park Hills) 458 458
Normandy Collaborative 455 455
Odessa 451 451
Aurora 440 440
Osage 439 439
Reeds Spring 439 439
Ste. Genevieve 439 439
Southeast 438 438
Salem 433 433
St. Francis Borgia 584 433
Dexter 429 429
Fredericktown 427 427
Priory 576 427
Cassville 425 425
Miller Career Academy 424 424
Orchard Farm 423 423
Owensville 417 417
Boonville 409 409
Cameron 405 405
Clinton 403 403
Chillicothe 400 400

 

[panther72]

Part 3
Eldon 396 396
Soldan International Studies 392 392
St. James 392 392
Central Academy of Excellence 375 375
Vashon 374 374
Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) 501 371
Southern Boone 368 368
Winfield 367 367
Hogan Prep Academy Charter 495 367
Hollister 365 365
Buffalo 360 360
Bayless 358 358
Mt. Vernon 358 358
Cardinal Ritter 357 357
Centralia 357 357
Maryville 354 354
Doniphan 353 353
Kennett 351 351
McCluer South-Berkeley 350 350
Seneca 349 349
Wright City 347 347
Christian 343 343
Blair Oaks 337 337
California 336 336
Lutheran South 451 334
Herculaneum 331 331
Macon 330 330
Richmond 324 324
Willow Springs 323 323
Ava 320 320
Grand Center Arts 427 316
John Burroughs 424 314
Guadalupe Centers Charter 419 310
Pembroke Hill 419 310
Forsyth 309 309
Hancock 307 307
East Newton 305 305
Lawson 305 305
Springfield Catholic 405 300
Lamar 299 299
Cristo Rey 401 297
Central Visual and Performing Arts 295 295
Hallsville 295 295
Montgomery County 292 292
Fatima 291 291
Cuba 288 288
Mountain Grove 288 288
Bowling Green 284 284
North Callaway 280 280
Warsaw 277 277
Clever 274 274
Versailles 271 271
Strafford 268 268
Trenton 268 268
Holden 267 267
Knob Noster 267 267
Liberty (Mountain View) 267 267
Lutheran St. Charles 360 267
Trinity Catholic 360 267
Metro 265 265
Frontier STEM Charter 357 264
Central (New Madrid County) 262 262
Houston 262 262
St. Pius X (Kansas City) 353 261
Carnahan 261 261
Maplewood-Richmond Hts. 256 256
Barstow 254 254
El Dorado Springs 254 254
Bishop DuBourg 341 253
Arcadia Valley 248 248
Palmyra 247 247
Fair Grove 244 244
East Prairie 242 242
Sumner 239 239
Hermann 237 237
West County 237 237
Lift for Life Academy Charter 315 233
Lathrop 233 233
Stockton 231 231
Missouri Military Academy 308 228
Brookfield 226 226
Butler 226 226
Whitfield 304 225
St. Michael the Archangel Catholic 303 224
Kelly 221 221
Clearwater 220 220
Jefferson (Festus) 220 220
Duchesne 296 219
St. Pius X (Festus) 296 219
Clark County 219 219
Grandview (Hillsboro) 216 216
Father Tolton Regional Catholic 289 214
Licking 214 214
Charleston 213 213
Cleveland NJROTC 212 212
Steelville 212 212
Highland 211 211
Valley Park 210 210
Dixon 208 208
Paseo Academy 207 207
Lafayette County 206 206
Caruthersville 205 205
Gateway Science Academy Charter 272 201
Bourbon 201 201
Ewing Marion Kauffman Charter 269 199
Lexington 199 199
Sarcoxie 199 199
Monroe City 198 198
South Callaway 197 197
McKinley Classical Leadership 195 195
Twin Rivers 195 195
Med-Bio Science 193 193
Carrollton 189 189
Malden 189 189
Kingston 188 188
North Technical 188 188
South Harrison 188 188
University Academy Charter 253 187
Saxony Lutheran 248 184
Diamond 183 183
East Carter 183 183
Linn 182 182
Scott City 181 181
Woodland 179 179
Belle 178 178
Sherwood 178 178
Cole Camp 177 177
New Bloomfield 177 177
Lutheran North 238 176
Brentwood 176 176
Cabool 175 175
Elsberry 175 175
Hartville 175 175
Conway 173 173
Marionville 173 173
South Shelby 171 171
Mid-Buchanan 170 170
Summit Christian Academy 229 170
Pleasant Hope 169 169
Spokane 169 169
Transportation and Law 169 169
Puxico 168 168
Windsor 168 168
Northview 167 167
East Buchanan 164 164
Tipton 164 164
Thayer 163 163
St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia) 219 162
Senath-Hornersville 162 162
Alton 161 161
Greenville 161 161
Putnam County 161 161
St. Louis College Prep Charter 215 159
Louisiana 159 159
Portageville 159 159
Skyline 159 159
Ash Grove 158 158
Mansfield 158 158
Chaffee 156 156
Frontier Excellence Charter 208 154
Mark Twain 154 154
Penney 154 154
Southwest (Washburn) 153 153
Gainesville 152 152
Lone Jack 152 152
Pierce City 151 151
Plattsburg 151 151
Seymour 150 150

 

[panther72]

Part 4
New Haven 149 149
Plato 148 148
Bloomfield 147 147
Stover 146 146
Adrian 145 145
Iberia 142 142
Milan 142 142
Van-Far 140 140
Westran 140 140
Eugene 137 137
Miller 137 137
Laquey 136 136
Archie 134 134
Crane 134 134
Smithton 133 133
West Platte 133 133
Fayette 132 132
Marceline 132 132
Neelyville 132 132
North Platte 132 132
Polo 132 132
Bismarck 131 131
Purdy 131 131
Hayti 130 130
Scotland County 129 129
Sparta 129 129
Gallatin 128 128
Richland 128 128
South Pemiscot 128 128
Crossroads College Preparatory 172 127
Blue Eye 127 127
Russellville 127 127
Crest Ridge 126 126
Greenwood 125 125
Crocker 124 124
Fordland 123 123
Maysville 123 123
Osceola 123 123
Crystal City 122 122
Harrisburg 122 122
Salisbury 122 122
Bishop LeBlond 162 120
Campbell 119 119
Schuyler County 119 119
Marion C. Early 117 117
Vienna 117 117
New Covenant Academy 157 116
Van Buren 116 116
Ellington 115 115
Meadow Heights 114 114
Southview 114 114
College Heights Christian 152 113
Silex 112 112
St. Vincent 150 111
Greenfield 111 111
Holcomb 110 110
Jasper 110 110
Liberal 110 110
Galena 109 109
Calvary Lutheran 146 108
Hiram Neuwoehner 146 108
Knox County 108 108
Lincoln 107 107
Sturgeon 107 107
Valley 107 107
Advance 106 106
Bernie 106 106
Midway 106 106
Stoutland 105 105
Billings 104 104
Clopton 104 104
Northeast (Cairo) 104 104
Paris 104 104
Valle Catholic 140 104
Princeton 103 103
Sweet Springs 103 103
Wheaton 102 102
Summersville 100 100
Naylor 98 98
Cooter 97 97
Northland Christian 129 96
New Franklin 95 95
Norwood 95 95
Verona 95 95
Oak Ridge 94 94
Oran 94 94
Lutheran (Kansas City) 125 93
Fair Play 92 92
Lakeland 92 92
Rock Port 92 92
Slater 92 92
Viburnum 92 92
Concordia 91 91
Green Ridge 91 91
Newburg 91 91
St. Joseph Christian 118 87
Thomas Jefferson 117 87
Lockwood 87 87
Appleton City 86 86
La Plata 85 85
Leeton 85 85
North Andrew 84 84
Wellington-Napoleon 84 84
Exeter 83 83
Wellsville 83 83
Community 82 82
Dora 82 82
Northwest (Hughesville) 82 82
Albany 81 81
Santa Fe 81 81
Bradleyville 80 80
Canton 80 80
La Monte 80 80
Sacred Heart 106 79
Bakersfield 79 79
Clarkton 79 79
Koshkonong 79 79
Tarkio 79 79
Worth County 79 79
Orrick 78 78
Weaubleau 78 78
Winona 76 76
Drexel 75 75
Glasgow 75 75
Stanberry 74 74
Braymer 73 73
Couch 71 71
Delta 71 71
Rich Hill 71 71
Frederick Douglass 94 70
School of the Ozarks 94 70
Humansville 70 70
Pilot Grove 69 69
Zalma 69 69
Halfway 68 68
Lesterville 68 68
Scott County Central 68 68
Eminence 67 67
Otterville 67 67
Richland (Essex) 67 67
Macks Creek 66 66
Niangua 66 66
Wheatland 66 66
Kingsville 65 65
Climax Springs 64 64
DeKalb 63 63
McAuley Catholic 83 62
South Iron 62 62
Mound City 61 61
North Pemiscot 60 60
Walnut Grove 60 60
Stewartsville 59 59
Gideon 58 58
North Shelby 58 58
Brunswick 57 57
King City 57 57
Madison 57 57
North Harrison 57 57
Meadville 56 56
Southland 55 55
Bell City 54 54
Delta (Deering) 54 54
Green City 54 54
Northeast Nodaway 54 54
Novinger 53 53
South Holt 53 53
Bunker 52 52
Chadwick 52 52
St. Elizabeth 52 52
Barat Academy 69 51
Leopold 51 51
Bevier 50 50
Hermitage 50 50
North Nodaway 50 50
Pattonsburg 50 50
South Nodaway 50 50
Mercer 48 48
Nodaway-Holt 48 48
Norborne 48 48
Jamestown 47 47
Linn County 47 47
Miami 47 47
West Nodaway 47 47
Hurley 46 46
Atlanta 45 45
Chamois 45 45
Golden City 45 45
Winston 45 45
St. Paul Lutheran (Farmington) 60 44
Hardin-Central 44 44
Higbee 44 44
Hale 43 43
Northeast Vernon County 43 43
Southwest (Livingston County) 43 43
Marion County 42 42
Northwestern (Mendon) 41 41
Bronaugh 40 40
Grundy County 40 40
Tri-County 40 40
The Fulton School at St. Albans 52 39
Chilhowee 39 39
Prairie Home 39 39
Sheldon 39 39
Brashear 38 38
Tuscumbia 38 38
Gloria Deo Academy 49 36
Bunceton 35 35
Marquand-Zion 35 35
Jefferson (Conception Junction) 34 34
Keytesville 34 34
Lutie 33 33
Osborn 32 32
Risco 32 32
Tina-Avalon 31 31
Union Star 31 31
Columbia Independent 41 30
Montrose 30 30
Everton 29 29
Ballard 28 28
Bucklin 28 28
Calhoun 28 28
Fairfax 28 28
Hume 28 28
Dadeville 25 25
Newtown-Harris 23 23
Macon County 22 22
Cainsville 21 21
Gilman City 18 18
Craig 17 17
Malta Bend 17 17
Missouri School for the Deaf 16 16
Ridgeway 16 16
Bosworth 14 14
North Daviess 14 14
Neosho Christian 18 13
The Summit Preparatory 17 13
Missouri School for the Blind 11 11
Breckenridge 10 10
Faith Walk Academy 6 4

 

[anon_o1osz027druk9]

I have a feeling people will be shocked when privates move down a class and some of the bigger 3 and 4 teams get bumped up. I think there are a lot of privates who don't have success and are playing up a class, and will end up "skewing" things.

There’s a success multiplier. Privates who win will move up. Others will stay

 

[anon_o1osz027druk9]

Between the multiplier going away and the evening out of the classes, its going to make a real difference. Most folks near the line should be ready to be up a class next year... Just one or two schools could make a real change in how the district alignment will shake out too.

There’s a success multiplier

 

[Jomjam]

I get that there is a success multiplier, and while it will effect a few like LN, however there are a lot of privates that with a multiplier may be playing up a class, so when they drop down, everything else will move up. The private success as a whole is not as great as we all think.

 

[FBisLife12]

I get that there is a success multiplier, and while it will effect a few like LN, however there are a lot of privates that with a multiplier may be playing up a class, so when they drop down, everything else will move up. The private success as a whole is not as great as we all think.

EVERY private school will initially drop because the current 1.35 multiplier will disappear. Gendered private schools will still have their 1.35, but will no longer get a DOUBLE multiplier. MSHSAA is waiting until after the postseason to even determine how much success over the last 6 years will trigger classification bumps. So, my expectation is that the ceiling will be set by schools like Rockbridge and CBC. Lutheran North hasn’t won State, but will have tons of multiplier points for advancing deep into the playoffs. Then MSHSAA will work backwards from the high numbers to hand out who jumps up one or two classes.

 

[panther72]

Blue Springs will be the largest. Rockhurst and SLUH will stay in C6. Gendered private schools have never had the DOUBLE multiplier and will not have the 1.35 multiplier.

 

[FBisLife12]

Blue Springs will be the largest. Rockhurst and SLUH will stay in C6. Gendered private schools have never had the DOUBLE multiplier and will not have the 1.35 multiplier.

You’re saying that gendered private schools DON’T currently get hit with TWO 1.35x multipliers? One for being private and a second for being single-sex? I believe you’re incorrect that they won’t retain their 1.35x multiplier for being gendered.

 

[PCole]

You’re saying that gendered private schools DON’T currently get hit with TWO 1.35x multipliers? One for being private and a second for being single-sex? I believe you’re incorrect that they won’t retain their 1.35x multiplier for being gendered.

Under the old (current) system, single-gender schools were first hit with having their enrollment doubled, then had the 1.35x multiplier applied. (At least if my aging memory serves correctly ...)

 

[Jomjam]

I could be wrong, but I thought that single gender schools will still be hit with a 2x multiplier, under the new rules.

 

[FBisLife12]

 

[arodg]

What class will a school like Valle Catholic end up in? They only have 104 students.

 

[Blondee15]

I could be wrong, but I thought that single gender schools will still be hit with a 2x multiplier, under the new rules.

That is correct

 

[MoSooner69]

There’s a success multiplier

Yes, I think we all understand that. But what some people don't seem to understand is that there are a whole lot of private schools that dont even win districts. Those will be going by their actual enrollment now. (Unless they only have one gender attending). That will cause a lot to drop a class or at least fall behind some public schools in numbers and perhaps push them over the number to move up.

 

[squeal_like_a_pig]

Class Breakdowns according to MSHSAA in 19-20

Football 11-man 1-195 (64) 196-342 (64) 343-563 (64) 564-1021 (64) 1022-1311 (36) 1312-2055 (32)

 

[Mofan79]

EVERY private school will initially drop because the current 1.35 multiplier will disappear. Gendered private schools will still have their 1.35, but will no longer get a DOUBLE multiplier. MSHSAA is waiting until after the postseason to even determine how much success over the last 6 years will trigger classification bumps. So, my expectation is that the ceiling will be set by schools like Rockbridge and CBC. Lutheran North hasn’t won State, but will have tons of multiplier points for advancing deep into the playoffs. Then MSHSAA will work backwards from the high numbers to hand out who jumps up one or two classes.

Isn't rockbridge public?

 

[O line wins games]

Isn't rockbridge public?

He meant Rockhurst

 

[Treadmill]

Class Breakdowns according to MSHSAA in 19-20

Football 11-man 1-195 (64) 196-342 (64) 343-563 (64) 564-1021 (64) 1022-1311 (36) 1312-2055 (32)

I don't think this is accurate. For example, kirksville is in class 4 and their enrollment is 560, which would be class 3 according to the breakdown above.

 

[panther72]

[QUOTE="I believe you’re incorrect that they won’t retain their 1.35x multiplier for being gendered.[/QUOTE]
Misunderstood gendered as not being the same as single-gender.

 

[Jomjam]

I don't think this is accurate. For example, kirksville is in class 4 and their enrollment is 560, which would be class 3 according to the breakdown above.

That is based on 2018-2019, they haven't released the 2019-2020 enrollments yet

 

[FBisLife12]

He meant Rockhurst

Yes. I meant Rockhurst. My bad.

 

[squeal_like_a_pig]

They haven't released the school enrollments. Front page 4th link is breakdown by sport for 19-20

 

[knockemofftheball]

Class Breakdowns according to MSHSAA in 19-20

Football 11-man 1-195 (64) 196-342 (64) 343-563 (64) 564-1021 (64) 1022-1311 (36) 1312-2055 (32)

I think the biggest issue is the disparity of smallest to largest in each class. The biggest two classes have the smallest ratio, with ratio of smallest to largest probably having the least impact when schools are that large.

Class 6 1.566 ratio
Class 5 1.282
Class 4 1.810
Class 3 1.641
Class 2 1.744
Ive heard class 6 has really lobbied hard to stay at only 32 schools.
If they keep 6 at 32 that would take 17 of the biggest schools out of each class and move them up. Obviously this could change with schools going 8 man, or any additions of schools starting football.
You would think with 8 man growth class 5 and 6 could combine and we would have 64 in each class.

 

[Rock Hard Corn Frog]

Yes, I think we all understand that. But what some people don't seem to understand is that there are a whole lot of private schools that dont even win districts. Those will be going by their actual enrollment now. (Unless they only have one gender attending). That will cause a lot to drop a class or at least fall behind some public schools in numbers and perhaps push them over the number to move up.

This is correct. One potential example would be Helias. Unless they go deep in the playoffs this year and possibly even if they do they will likely drop to class 3 next year. I'm skeptical that the new guidelines are going to result in many changes except bumping a few class 2 and 3 "public" schools up a class.

 

[HSFootball03]

I think the biggest issue is the disparity of smallest to largest in each class. The biggest two classes have the smallest ratio, with ratio of smallest to largest probably having the least impact when schools are that large.

Class 6 1.566 ratio
Class 5 1.282
Class 4 1.810
Class 3 1.641
Class 2 1.744
Ive heard class 6 has really lobbied hard to stay at only 32 schools.
If they keep 6 at 32 that would take 17 of the biggest schools out of each class and move them up. Obviously this could change with schools going 8 man, or any additions of schools starting football.
You would think with 8 man growth class 5 and 6 could combine and we would have 64 in each class.

So, these changes could possibly be happening next year?

 

[Cards1968]

So, these changes could possibly be happening next year?

Next year will have the most change in my memory. Too many unknown factors to project anything at this point:

Who's going 8-man? (seems like there will be quite a few)

What does the private school success factor look like? Who moves up? Who moves down? (Yes, there will be quite a few actually move down)

Will there be more than 32 teams in the catch-all class? If not, will the 6 class system remain?

Which class is the catch-all? (I believe it's still Class 5, but there's talk of it being Class 1 in the future)

 

[Load management consultant]

I like the idea of keeping 6 classes, fill starting at the top 48 class 6, next 48 class 5, next 48 class 4, next 64 class 3, next 64 class 2, catch all class 1 (this year would have had 52 class 1 using this scenario)

You are always going to have some disparity in enrollment size within each class. This plan would make class 6 the broadest range and move the top portion of 3-5 up a level.

• this would eliminate the 8 man coming and going effect each year as well

,but what do I know. I also want an expanded NCAA FBS playoff system to have 16 teams with 2 rounds of byes for #1-4 and 1 round bye for #5-8, and #9-12 hosting #13-16 for the rights to move on. round 2 and on would be at "Bowl sites" You could also expand this to 32 teams and could still done in 7-8 weeks start to finish which puts it done in January possibly schedule it the championship the Monday after the AFC-NFC championship games and before the Super Bowl.

 

[HBL Pirates fan_1990]

Whats privates Schools are single-gender?

 

[MoSooner69]

Football will be effected without a doubt. But its going to cause a bigger change in some of the other sports

 

[PCole]

Whats privates Schools are single-gender?

Rockhurst (all boys), St. Teresa's Academy (KC, all girls), Visitation Academy (StL) are three that pop into my aging mind fairly quickly.

 

[Jomjam]

Rockhurst (all boys), St. Teresa's Academy (KC, all girls), Visitation Academy (StL) are three that pop into my aging mind fairly quickly.

CBC, DeSmet, Priory. There are several all girls as well.