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Is 2A stronger than 3A and 4A?

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We will never know but it's fun to discuss.

 

I can certainly agree on that aspect of it. That said, while 4A is a weak class from top to bottom, 1A couldn't hang with them from top to bottom, imo.

I was thinking like as in the top 4, 5, 6 teams in each class

 

I think it has to go further than just that many. I'd look at at least 10 teams per class.

Danville was just a better team last season. This season, Danville is going to have a tough time with 3A teams. Last season, they were better.

 

You know what they say about opinions, I don’t think you will find a single Boyle fan that thinks Danville could have beat Boyle at seasons end or E-Town so I’m going to bow out of this thread because I’m sure we’ have plenty to disagree about in a couple weeks.

You know what they say about opinions, I don’t think you will find a single Boyle fan that thinks Danville could have beat Boyle at seasons end or E-Town so I’m going to bow out of this thread because I’m sure we’ have plenty to disagree about in a couple weeks.

 

I’m not trying to argue. I’m a Boyle fan. I just think Danville was better last season. This season, I’ll be surprised if it’s even close.

If you take the top 10 out of those three divisions I would take 2A but the top 3 A And 4 Would make quick work out of the 2A schools

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