1.5 multiplier

[Greyhoundtransplant]

35 minutes ago, MSSportsGuy said:

I tend to agree, but travel could be an issue for some of them if they go MAIS. Tupelo Christian, St Patrick, and Resurrection don’t have many MAIS options that wouldn’t involve significantly more travel.

 

I’ll be curious how this plays out. 

Supposedly a few are saying they will go independent to give them more time. 

[Rebel Bert]

58 minutes ago, Greyhoundtransplant said:

Supposedly a few are saying they will go independent to give them more time. 

St Patrick's number for October 2025 US News and World Report for October 2025 makes them likely 5A. Travel the coast it will be unless they go Region 3. Region 3 will send them to Natchez and Brookhaven travel it is. The deadline to move to MAIS may be past if the current reclassification runs thru 2027.

[Vott]

1 hour ago, Greyhoundtransplant said:

Supposedly a few are saying they will go independent to give them more time. 

Playing independent in football would be a nightmare scheduling wise. After September 99% of teams are playing region games. And who would want to play independently knowing that before the season that you have no shot at competing for a playoff spot? 

[Greyhoundtransplant]

 

4 hours ago, Vott said:

Playing independent in football would be a nightmare scheduling wise. After September 99% of teams are playing region games. And who would want to play independently knowing that before the season that you have no shot at competing for a playoff spot? 

They have done it in the past

Some teams it will next to impossible for them to compete. St. Pats wouldn't be able to compete in 5A outside of soccer. Resurrection almost didn't have enough kids to finish football in 1A shifting to 2A will be tough for them too. 

 

4 hours ago, Rebel Bert said:

St Patrick's number for October 2025 US News and World Report for October 2025 makes them likely 5A. Travel the coast it will be unless they go Region 3. Region 3 will send them to Natchez and Brookhaven travel it is. The deadline to move to MAIS may be past if the current reclassification runs thru 2027.

With the new 5/7 setup they may not have to shift to Region 3. 

[Rebel Bert]

2 hours ago, Greyhoundtransplant said:

 

They have done it in the past

Some teams it will next to impossible for them to compete. St. Pats wouldn't be able to compete in 5A outside of soccer. Resurrection almost didn't have enough kids to finish football in 1A shifting to 2A will be tough for them too. 

 

With the new 5/7 setup they may not have to shift to Region 3. 

That's correct unless they are 8 on the coast. Never mind projections are;

Region 3: South Jones, Wayne County,  Natchez, Florence, Laurel, Brookhaven, North Pike

Region 4: Gautier, Stone County, Vancleave, East Central, St Patrick 

 

[Vott]

24 minutes ago, Rebel Bert said:

That's correct unless they are 8 on the coast. Never mind projections are;

Region 3: South Jones, Wayne County,  Natchez, Florence, Laurel, Brookhaven, North Pike

Region 4: Gautier, Stone County, Vancleave, East Central, St Patrick 

 

Wayne Co and Natchez will love seeing that they may possibly in the same region.  Enjoy that weeknight volleyball basketball baseball road trip.

[Olcoach77]

So what’s the odds that this applies to Choctaw Central  since they are considered private and a boarding school…I think we all know the answer to this question. 

[pancho]

I haven't heard them mentioned.   Are they really included in this?

[Chunky6617]

I don’t think Choctaw central will be affected. 

[FBdude]

1 hour ago, Chunky6617 said:

I don’t think Choctaw central will be affected. 

There is a solid argument that it should. They are a boarding school, they don’t have a defined district and pull kids from all over. 

[Rebel Bert]

9 hours ago, Olcoach77 said:

So what’s the odds that this applies to Choctaw Central  since they are considered private and a boarding school…I think we all know the answer to this question. 

Boarding schools are doubled. I somehow want to say they are plenty of Choctaw around Philadelphia that many lived with parents.

[FBdude]

12 hours ago, Rebel Bert said:

Boarding schools are doubled. I somehow want to say they are plenty of Choctaw around Philadelphia that many lived with parents.

There are plenty of students in the surrounding area. Doesn’t change the fact that they have on campus dorms for students who are not from within the area. 

Edited 1 hour ago by FBdude