This is a major reason why they are using this model. No one will officially say it but it is. Both multipliers will ultimately “hurt” the successful charter schools and more than likely bump them from 1a.
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This is a major reason why they are using this model. No one will officially say it but it is. Both multipliers will ultimately “hurt” the successful charter schools and more than likely bump them from 1a.
If this is what it takes to bump up some charters, all I can say is damn whoever came up with this is extremely clever.
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If you go to his site, click on nc high school ratings, then 2020 power ratings, the 2019 adm numbers are at the top of that listing. Remember though that this is football playing schools only. The complete list for 2019 is on the NCHSAA site but it is in alphabetical order not school size order.
A Murphy radio guy is saying only 100 ppl at football games. Anyone else heard this?
That is the restriction currently for outside gatherings other than large venues such as colleges and pro.
I'm not looking forward to the same tired rhetoric about Murphy not being a serious title threat in 1AA when this happens. Dogs should be really good this spring and next fall but after that will almost assuredly be taking a step back for a few years. 2022 will probably end up being solid but not a title contender due to a lack of high level skills. 2023 in particular is probably going to be the least talented team Murphy has fielded in a long time, things can change but that is my gut feeling right now.
So yes, just wait, in a couple of years there are going to be imbeciles that will claim Murphy aren't capable of being top tier in 1AA when in reality they will be going through a down period talent wise, same as they were for a large chunk ('03 thru '07, minus one year) of their time in 1AA last go round.
So yes, just wait, in a couple of years there are going to be imbeciles that will claim Murphy aren't capable of being top tier in 1AA when in reality they will be going through a down period talent wise, same as they were for a large chunk ('03 thru '07, minus one year) of their time in 1AA last go round.
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Mbdfan,
Will off the field situations keep the dogs from being all they can be this spring.? Are ramifications not coming?
It will definitely limit their ceiling for sure and very well could end up being the difference between Murphy and Robbinsville at the top. I still think Murphy can be very good but they will be thin in a lot of places.
I think they would have been great with everyone but that wasn't going to happen regardless of what shakes out legally with the others, because they have already lost a kid who would have definitely been one of their best lineman to transfer for wrestling and in addition to that the starting tight end last year (who may have started on D this season too) isnt playing this year to focus on baseball.
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Nick Stevens from HS OT is working on projections for new classifications. He should have it released in the next few days. So far he seems to think that 50% combined ISP and Wells Fargo standings will push many charters to 2A.
It also has Reidsville bumping down to 1A...good luck!!!!
When this is said and done 1AA will probably end up tougher than small 2A
I don't agree with ISP having anything to do with classification determination. Sure it pushes up some charters that dominate country club sports but they will in essence be replaced by city school districts that will dominate football and basketball.
1A/1AA should ultimately largely consist of rural or semi rural towns/counties, not city charters or city publics.
I don't have a problem with Wells Fargo standings being used, it's a pretty good marker, even though it's ultimately detrimental for the school I support because they have a strong overall athletic program.
1A/1AA should ultimately largely consist of rural or semi rural towns/counties, not city charters or city publics.
I don't have a problem with Wells Fargo standings being used, it's a pretty good marker, even though it's ultimately detrimental for the school I support because they have a strong overall athletic program.
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I appreciate that they’re making an effort to get away from using only ADM, which 1A fans have asked for for probably a decade now. But I agree that basketball and football will probably be dominated by schools that are 2A now. It will basically be like the early/mid 2000s at the top (when Thomasville, Cummings, Hendersonville, Goldsboro, Monroe etc were all 1A before smaller charters came in and pushed the line down ), but I guess it’s pick your poison for a small rural school, unless you want to get away from equal numbers of schools among the classifications. Can you imagine if this puts Kinston basketball in 1A?
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I'd say TJCA and WSP stay 1A. I'm sure most if not all of the non football playing schools stay 1A.
WSP isn't a charter anyway, it's actually a public school, a magnet. It just seems like it might be a charter because Forsyth County Schools is a joke. WSP should be shuttered, in reality it should have never been built, having a public school that size in a county as populous as Forsyth is ridiculous. One of Atkins/Walkertown should have never been built either, those kids should be going to Carver and North Forsyth and they would all be 3A where they belong.
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Magnets like Atkins and Prep usually serve a good purpose, usually providing a means for students to follow a path into college or industry. Atkins is a really really good high school.
I'd like to see the benefits of of Prep and if it's been beneficial to the students that go there. It is the districts fault they allowed Prep to become a recruiting mecca for bball though.
If districts don't utilize magnet schools, they run the risk of losing funding when studnets that seek those programs leave for charters or privates.
I'd like to see the benefits of of Prep and if it's been beneficial to the students that go there. It is the districts fault they allowed Prep to become a recruiting mecca for bball though.
If districts don't utilize magnet schools, they run the risk of losing funding when studnets that seek those programs leave for charters or privates.
Probably right about shuttering WSP. But certainly not happening in today’s climate. There were reasons why Atkins was built and it was a very political reason. Now that the new Lowrance MS is built and out of Atkins building, I could see them going 3A.
Perhaps Atkins has followed through on it's school mission but WSP never has, it's been a massively underperforming school from the jump and it's purpose as a school has essentially been to serve as the Gould basketball mill.
When last test scores were released, Atkins was the highest rank school in the WSFCS.
Which will be interesting to see if that mill continues now that Gould is gone.
Sportsnut, what purpose does Prep exactly serve? I know Atkins but not 100% sure on Prep. I assume it's an outlet for at risk individuals.
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No, they have Main Street academy for that. (Which has no athletics)
Prep was, I think, initially funded by Gates foundation.
If the projections are close to being correct on HighSchool OT,Tarboro will remain 1AA
If those projections are right and Franklin, Smoky, Pisgah, Tuscola all go 3A, that could make things interestingwhen the new school opens in Murphy. Either a split conference up or down, or a lot of travel.
Reidsville, High Point Andrews, Eastern Randolph, Anson County, Thomasville, etc. dropping down to the 1AA West lmao. This will be early 00's 1AA all over again, a gauntlet.
As for the SMC it will take a 2010 Murphy, 2012 Swain, 2016 Murphy type of team (i.e. tons of talent and the ability to really sling it around in addition to a strong run game) to seriously challenge for a title against this field. My guess is no SMC school will field a team on that level this realignment cycle.
As for the SMC it will take a 2010 Murphy, 2012 Swain, 2016 Murphy type of team (i.e. tons of talent and the ability to really sling it around in addition to a strong run game) to seriously challenge for a title against this field. My guess is no SMC school will field a team on that level this realignment cycle.
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I don't forsee TW Andrews having a ton of success in football.
I'll be curious to see how conferences play out in this.
I'll be curious to see how conferences play out in this.
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