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No way would MAIS consider that, especially with the multiplier.

Manchester has been 11 man the last three seasons and went 1-9 in 2025 and 2024. It's foolish to suggest a match up with Morton

MAIS isn't struggling. The main idea is to coordinate with both leagues the evolving landscape of athletics (NIL, transfer eligibility, etc.)

I never had that problem, but I guess kids these days are different

Y'all hang tough.

I think you may be underestimating Ole Miss' potential. They have a very good team and may win all of those (not realistically likely, but possible).

I wonder why most, if not all, wouldn't go MAIS. They'd have much better competition

Hogwash. The only schools where a double multiplier is in effect is for those schools with only one gender - SSC, OLA, and Piney Woods. There has never been a 1.5 in Mississippi.

Some are campaigning for Golden Gators, but I don't think any decision has been made

A couple of very good football coaches and some really tough boys at HA.

MAIS isn't interested in such a thing.

It's hard to dig out of a hole, if you follow.

Biggest clown show on MST in a LONG time

And all three in the D1 Top 25

As a HC at a very small private school I banked 36k, rent-free coach/family housing, country club membership, free meals at the one diner in town (so I paid for other folks meals), hunting club membership, and at cost tires and anything else my vehicles needed. Butts in the stands percentage and a substantial percentage of athletic fundraisers. My kids tuition was paid, too... so not a terribly bad deal, other than having to live one hour from the closest Walmart/grocery store/barber. All told, compensation was probably pretty decent. One and done though. The area was still, at that time, poorly dealing with integration 40+ years later

Colin Boone has been announced as the new HC

Brett Morgan to Starkville

It's a done deal

Yeah. Not somewhere I would revisit, but to each his own

Not disputed. 60 football playing AHSAA private schools and 21 11-man football teams in AISA, not including 8-man in AISA and in the Christian conference or the 6-man private school teams unaffiliated with either AHSAA or AISA. Do you have a point?

There are 60 football playing private schools in AHSAA; 21 in AISA.

I figured there had to be a qualification based on the entire history of the program. No football coach who coached more than three years at Caledonia (in the history of the school) has left with a winning record; however, Coach Kelly won more than them all.

I guess that depends on your definition of what a "great stretch" is.

Weather postponed, I assume