Here's a crazy idea... Regardless of how many classes they have, divide them up EQUALLY!

 

This 32 team class stuff is ridiculous. You CANNOT make everybody happy.

Now, South Warren will either play up or play us.

Call me crazy but.. I think the loss of SW and JC opens the door for Shelby County to make more unexpected runs in the playoffs. Let's look at the facts: In 2014, the Rockets went 3-8. A large amount of their impact players (Including HB and QB) were seniors that ended their careers after a blowout loss to Iroqouis in the first round of the postseason.A coaching change in the offseason leads to a 13-2 record en route to their first regional crown since 1993. I think this could be a scary team in the future with this veteran coaching staff.

Call me crazy but.. I think the loss of SW and JC opens the door for Shelby County to make more unexpected runs in the playoffs. Let's look at the facts: In 2014, the Rockets went 3-8. A large amount of their impact players (Including HB and QB) were seniors that ended their careers after a blowout loss to Iroqouis in the first round of the postseason.A coaching change in the offseason leads to a 13-2 record en route to their first regional crown since 1993. I think this could be a scary team in the future with this veteran coaching staff.

 

You're crazy.

 

But only because Johnson Central didn't move. Only South Warren. Shelby County still has shots at the crown.

Looking Forward to Bowling Green and South Warren in the coming seasons!

 

BG will dominate year in and year out.

I think John Hardin will be the big winner if South Warren moves up. They've weathered some of Bowling Greens best teams in history and a loaded South Warren team. I look for them to get multiple rings in the upcoming years. They deserve it!!!

Really? I could have swore in theguru's post that JC moved up as well... regardless, since this past season's teams from both schools suffered the exact same result vs SW, I'd say that assuming roster turnover is as prelevant for the Eagles as it is for the Rockets, these two teams could be early favorites next season along with Hoptown and *Maybe* Scott.

Really? I could have swore in theguru's post that JC moved up as well... regardless, since this past season's teams from both schools suffered the exact same result vs SW, I'd say that assuming roster turnover is as prelevant for the Eagles as it is for the Rockets, these two teams could be early favorites next season along with Hoptown and *Maybe* Scott.

 

You might be thinking of where Guru posted the initial documents that showed Johnson Central as having a 5A enrollment if it were based on the current four year enrollment. That was part of the KHSAA's survey. But Moore and South Warren were the only ones whose enrollment changed by 10%+, so were only ones considered.

Ah. I see. I remember thinking that JC had a pretty sizeable enrollment for a 4A school...