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If we go to 5 or 6 class football should teams be able to move up?

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What happened to this debate?

 

I thought there would be a simple answer for my previous post.

If teams want to move up doesn't that prove that the system would be diluted? I think it would make for one huge headache, how about moving up with four classes?

I thought only one or two districts had four teams.

 

What happens if you have a five-team district and two teams in it decide to play up?

sounds like somebody gets to move districts to fill it out. Or a first round bye. You either allow schools to play up for geographic reasons, and therefore, accept the fallout, or you don't allow it.

sounds like somebody gets to move districts to fill it out. Or a first round bye. You either allow schools to play up for geographic reasons, and therefore, accept the fallout, or you don't allow it.

 

 

First-round bye? Moving districts to fill it out?

 

That seems incredibly unfair and opens up a huge mess.

I think we are going to see 5 classes with the option to play up.

You will not see 6 due to the major traveling problems especially in the eastern and southeastern sections of the state.

You will see 5 classes.

I think the only ones you will see opting up are some of the 1A schools ala Beechwood and so forth, looking for better competition. Some others will opt up...most will be in 1A IMO.

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