MSHSAA changes??

[wahoolives]

What do these two proposals that passed mean for basketball?

PROPOSAL 9 - (Sport and Activity Classification) - (PASSED) - 376 FOR, 51 AGAINST

Amends By-Law 5.1, District and State Tournament Procedures, to restructure the procedures for sport and activity classification for districts and the state series.


PROPOSAL 10 - (Competitive Equity between Public and Non-Public Schools) - (PASSED) - 294 FOR, 133 AGAINST

Amends By-Law 5.1.5, Co-Ed Enrollments, by removing the 1.35 enrollment multiplier that is currently in place for non-public and charter schools, and replaces it with New By-Law 5.1.7, Championship Factor, which re-classifies non-public and charter schools based on a point system connected to advancement in districts and the state series over a six-year period.

 

[panther72]

What do these two proposals that passed mean for basketball?

PROPOSAL 9 - (Sport and Activity Classification) - (PASSED) - 376 FOR, 51 AGAINST

Amends By-Law 5.1, District and State Tournament Procedures, to restructure the procedures for sport and activity classification for districts and the state series.


PROPOSAL 10 - (Competitive Equity between Public and Non-Public Schools) - (PASSED) - 294 FOR, 133 AGAINST

Amends By-Law 5.1.5, Co-Ed Enrollments, by removing the 1.35 enrollment multiplier that is currently in place for non-public and charter schools, and replaces it with New By-Law 5.1.7, Championship Factor, which re-classifies non-public and charter schools based on a point system connected to advancement in districts and the state series over a six-year period.

Basketball will go to 6 classes. Proposal 10, anybodies guess.

 

[SEMO747883]

I'm afraid you are right.

 

[Trim78]

Should be very interesting to see how all this plays out.

 

[mosofan]

If I understand this correctly, a few strong privates have to move up due to the new "championship factor", and a lot get to move down due to the multiplier being eliminated. This sounds like it was written by a private school committee and the wool was pulled over the eyes of the admins who voted for it.

Your understanding matches the discussion about this topic on the football board.

 

[bgdt]

What's the anticipated number of teams in each class for 6 classes?

 

[mohsbballfan]

What's the anticipated number of teams in each class for 6 classes?

This is from _charger_ over on the boys forum. This seems about right to me.

My friend who is an AD sent this to me...
Class 1 (112 teams) Enrollment: 10-80
Class 2 (108 teams) Enrollment: 81-148
Class 3 (104 teams) Enrollment: 149-261
Class 4 (92 teams) Enrollment: 262-509
Class 5 (71 teams) Enrollment: 510-1000
Class 6 (71 teams) Enrollment: 1001-1834

 

[mosofan]

This is from _charger_ over on the boys forum. This seems about right to me.

My friend who is an AD sent this to me...
Class 1 (112 teams) Enrollment: 10-80
Class 2 (108 teams) Enrollment: 81-148
Class 3 (104 teams) Enrollment: 149-261
Class 4 (92 teams) Enrollment: 262-509
Class 5 (71 teams) Enrollment: 510-1000
Class 6 (71 teams) Enrollment: 1001-1834

This lines up with a guideline that i read on the football board. Other than class 1 obviously, the goal was to have the largest school in each class be no more than double the size of the smallest school in each class.

 

[BG # 1]

This is from _charger_ over on the boys forum. This seems about right to me.

My friend who is an AD sent this to me...
Class 1 (112 teams) Enrollment: 10-80
Class 2 (108 teams) Enrollment: 81-148
Class 3 (104 teams) Enrollment: 149-261
Class 4 (92 teams) Enrollment: 262-509
Class 5 (71 teams) Enrollment: 510-1000
Class 6 (71 teams) Enrollment: 1001-1834

When would this proposal go into effect?

 

[msubearssuperfan1]

Whatever makes it easier for Glendale to FINALLY AT LONG LAST bring home a state title, I'm for! Period! Full Stop! The End!

 

[3Rfan]

Whatever makes it easier for Glendale to FINALLY AT LONG LAST bring home a state title, I'm for! Period! Full Stop! The End!

What class will they have to be in to do that?

 

[mosofan]

When would this proposal go into effect?

July 1, 2020

 

[mosofan]

What class will they have to be in to do that?

Their own class all by themselves?

 

[msubearssuperfan1]

Remaining in Class 5 would be fine. Now, we just need to stop getting in our own way and get the job done after 56 years.