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Believe it or not, some schools don’t have to recruit. Tupelo is one of those schools. Let’s be honest, Tupelo recruits itself. They have all the resources in that area. Numerous kids are going off to play college ball. Great academics!!! Top notch facilities with good coaches and a ton of support from the administration and community. Families move to Tupelo or they send their kids there by using a relative address. My family moved to Tupelo from the Delta because we had better resources and opportunities.

Biggersville graduated 13 seniors according to MaxPreps. QB, top 4 leading rushers, top 3 leading receivers, and top 6 leading tacklers. Them and Calhoun City I feel like will be in a definite rebuilding phase this year. That is why I put Leflore County at 2 in the state and above other north teams with them returning most of their offensive and defensive production from last season. I personally think the north is definitely wide open, with Simmons being the clear preseason favorite in the south although teams like Stringer, Nanih Waiya, and maybe even Taylorsville if they get hot again could give them a run for their money.

Nice job of scheduling making us drive to Jackson on back to back Fridays. Hankins must have seen an all night buffet close by when he did this.

It would have to be pretty blatant and stupid for ricky neaves to discipline tupelo in any way. They have kids already penciled in to move following the next school year.

Down year in the making then.

Oh my lawd I couldn’t resist that lil bit of smack

Some have laid blame on the new coach

Honestly, Long Beach should've never run Forrest Williams out of town the way they did. He was the last coach who was successful there. He went 6-5 and he was also the athletic director, and they decided to push him out of Head Football coach, and athletic director and made him an assistant principal. Was the last coach who was good there, and everyone else has been in a tailspin.

Absolutely not, the schools would remain in place. But one singular district could administer the schools and all the duplicated staff could be streamlined. Each school has plenty of students but one district office would allow more money to go into each school. Now in the two District Offices, there are two of everyone starting with the Superintendent and going down the totem pole. But I know that is hot potato nobody wants to touch but at some point money or rather the lack of money is going to dictate that these things will happen. Not advocating closing schools but consolidating districts.