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Not what I’ve heard…

So those championship coaches couldn’t coach up the players they had? They just went and bought some talent?

Technically, any school could play 8 Man. However, starting next realignment, the MAIS passed a rule stating if you have more than 50 boys 8th thru 11th that you are not eligible for the 8 Man championship.

Anyone heard anything on Greenville Christian? They picked up anything?

MAIS teams begin practice tomorrow.

Ain’t happening.

Washington picked up a large OL/DL from Simmons that will be a huge help.

Nobody comes within 14 points of Louisville this year.

But we’re talking about football so total enrollment is irrelevant.

They do for football, have been doing it for a while now.

Last count, Parklane had 135 boys 8th to 11th, tied with Starkville for the largest 5A in football.

Somebody else can do those.

If they have 160 boys 8th - 11th, they’ll be 6A.

Only one of their 6 wins was vs a team with a winning record. Total wins of the 6 teams they beat = 11. They were also Richton’s only win of the year. I’ll stick with my original statement that they were awful last year. Edit: They have definitely picked up some new recruits. Won’t be the same team as last year. Bowling Green showed you just need 1 good recruit to make a difference, but they still couldn’t win it.

Heritage Christian has a chance to make it to 11 man and I think eventually be competitive. Christ Covenant will stay 8 Man. Already a feeder school for Prep. Regents will be like Heritage Christian.

Not a smart scheduling decision by GCS. But their coaches have burned many bridges and no one wants to play them.

Yep, he’s hit the high school transfer portal hard. They were awful last year.

Gulfport by 40+

6A 1. Hartfield 2. Prep 3. MRA 4. Jackson Academy 5. PCS 6. Madison St. Joe 5A 1. Adams 2. Simpson 3. Parklane 4. Oak Forest 5. Leake 4A 1. Tri-County 2. Bowling Green 3. Washington 4. Wayne 5. Centreville 3A 1. Kirk 2. Canton 3. Greenville St. Joe 4. Carroll 5. Marshall

Rumor is they will be going to a classification similar to when they AAA-1 and AAA-2.

Looks like the school is not far from closing.

Hartfield has expanded its recruiting territory to Vicksburg area. Picked up one of Warren Central’s best athletes.

Holmes County has one of the most talented teams. Every year like clockwork, they get out coached in the playoffs. Talent only takes you so far.

Sounds like Breland has a completely new team and should easily win State.

Anymore kids left for the academy?