WV has 4 classes looks like Bridgeport is the largest school in 3A and Frankfort is the smallest school in 3A now. The formula they use looks crazy, Frankfort has a small enrollment, but they got bumped up because there location score was high being close to Cumberland. What the heck?? can someone make sense out of this formula seems odd or I’m not understanding what I’m hearing
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Finally something Maryland does better than West Virginia. That formula they are supposedly using is absolutely ridiculous.
I’m so confused. What does location score have to do with football performance equality?
The formula they use is enrollment, location and economic score. they scored Frankfort very high in location and economic score.
As much as we all like to complain about MD this is a perfect example of "it could be worse". Is there a perfect scenario where the magic number of schools or students in a classification has been researched and nailed down to a point where everybody is happy and thinks it's the perfect system...probably not.
I was watching some Texas playoffs and there 6a starts with 2,275, but goes to 7,000! That doesn't seem possible or right but it is what they said.
I was watching some Texas playoffs and there 6a starts with 2,275, but goes to 7,000! That doesn't seem possible or right but it is what they said.
Yeah, Allen High which got some publicity for their $60 million football stadium a while back has over 7,000 students in Grades 9-12.
In Illinois there's a program listed with an enrollment of 7,758, but it's actually two large high schools in the same district that field a combined athletic program. Despite the numbers they are not very good at football. There's also a school with an enrollment of 1.
"KIKIFER's Entepreneurial Academy"
They have a YouTube channel with an "about" section"
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