Every school isn't a Hoover type located in a major metro that can actually recruit people away from other public or private schools. The majority of the public schools have very little capacity for that sort of movement.
You're a fool if you don't and no meme gifs are going to help you.You believe this, don't you?
I don't deny it but it ain't even feasible to a degree to be competitive against football-focused private schools in the mid-tiers and most of these private schools appear to exist in the mid-tier classifications. The only real way for this to be fair is for them to compete among themselves for championships and if they can't field enough teams to make it viable then tough titty.
Yes, but kinda irrelevant. St Paul’s fans have a longer and more well known distinction of being the most rude and obnoxious fans in the state.
Rural schools might not do it much, but that's only because the pickings are slim and resources are very limited. Your original statement indicated only private schools do it. That's just not true.
That's the point of the multiplier, though. They're already competing against teams that have more players than they do.
No but having the ability to legally handpick your team is a lot more advantageous than having to come up with a lie that is hard for your rival to call shenanigans with. I think we all are aware about why and how Thompson is relevant now, but let’s stop acting like they have a better team year in and year out like McGill toolen.
Talking about mid-tier classification where most of the private schools exist in AHSAA competition.
And that's why AHSAA has the multiplier. Now, winning programs are punished again for overcoming the first punishment for being a private school?
A parental decision on what public school their child attends is a private decision. A parental decision to accept a scholarship or pay for their child to attend a private school with a great football program is a private decision too but that doesn't mean the state school system should be on the hook for providing them county high schools to get dunked on like they're the Washington Generals.
5A is about to become a dead classification because private schools are overwhelmingly winning the league . It’s because there’s no counterbalance like there was when teams like Homewood, Spanish Fort, and Benjamin Russell were in there. So basically they’re just showing up in winning championships every year. Saint Pauls has benefited the most from the seven a classification. Now if they could only get Briarwood out we might actually have a fair competition in that classification for the first time since the late 90s.
Alabama already has the AISA (Alabama Independent School Association). Some private schools decided to join the AHSAA, though.
Sylacauga it is a center of the state school. We are usually Get paired with Auburn in Birmingham schools. So we get third-place usually every year so that means we have to travel first round. First round of playoffs we are either in Huntsville or mobile because we keep on getting pu get paired with Auburn and Birmingham schools. So we get third-place usually every year so that means we have to travel first round. First round of playoffs we are either in Huntsville or mobile because we keep on getting switched. So were either looking at 3 1/2 hour drive or 4 1/2 hour drive every year so if you’re in the center of the state you Are already at a distance disadvantage first round of the playoffs.
