I know folks have been busy as we had the holidays, snow and ice, grocery shopping to do, etc. but isn't 26 days enough for MSHSAA to post the minutes of the Dec 19 meeting? Assume no huge surprises are in the works but would be nice to see how things went.
MSHSAA football advisory meeting
- Thread starter Pancho and Lefty
- Start date
"Increasing the number of teams in Class 1 from 38 to 42; maintain 42 teams in Class 6; andequally divide the remaining teams into Classes 2 – 5."
Brilliant!
All the public / private drama and the final answer is move 4 teams down to class 1, study the 2 class bump up championship factor, and make Oklahoma safer.
I fell like we need to start a revolution! Who is with me, "Make bull in the ring great again"!
What about "hamburger" drill? Those were great days of middle school football, 2 guys lay down on their backs, both jump up and try to tackle each other. What could go wrong huh
What about "hamburger" drill? Those were great days of middle school football, 2 guys lay down on their backs, both jump up and try to tackle each other. What could go wrong huh
Somehow @Veer2Eternity felt a warm feeling (not sure if it was urine or not)... turns out it was this news.
Championship factor covers all sports. A different advisory committee will advise on that but it will probably only be changed by a vote of the member schools.
Not sure why those numbskulls thought 36 was a good idea in the first place. Zero common sense.
Nothing seems to be posted about the splitting of public and private. Wonder why.
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Plot twist: People aren't going to let it go.
No matter how poorly the usual suspects do.
I’m all for epic beatdowns. Jonah Ware is very likely going to hospitalize multiple kids this season. Park hill got 4 transfers. Can’t wait to mop the floor with each loser 6A kid we face this season. 6A6A6A
Not surprised just disappointed once again. These folks who are supposed to be intelligent and teach our kids how to act cant make good choices themselves
I know we disagree on the topic but I think we can agree it's all about the $$
Making good decisions for themselves is what the problem is.
Just like going to 36 in class 1. That was only a move to remove competition.
