2nd To None said:
We know you are an adolescent, but we thought you knew how to read.
Here is the definition.
Reidsville High School goes for its first ever unified state title next Saturday. Despite their naming of themselves as the “Capitol (sic)” of North Carolina high school football, Reidsville has never won a Championship title where they participated in a playoff that included ALL similar size (classification) NC public high school programs. All their Championships came during the period of the rival WNCHSAA existence (1929-1976) or during the subdivision of classes (2002-2020). Reidsville did not appear in a Championship game from 1971 through 2001, 31 consecutive years.
In the period of one winner per classification and after the 1977 merger of the NCHSAA with the WNCHSAA, Robbinsville led the state with 7 Championship titles and Richmond Senior won 6.
The overall leader in NC Championship Titles since the merger in 1977 is Shelby with 12.
The purpose of this thread, despite comments that will follow, is not to diminish the accomplishments of the Reidsville program and its 22 recognized titles. They won all they could win. It is to clarify that the entirety of those championship runs included the avoidance of up to 42 of some of the top programs smack in the middle of the state. Or by avoiding 50% of the other similar class programs during subdivided playoffs.
Reidsville finally has an opportunity to win a unified Championship Title, and it will be their first attempt.
Reply: ( That looks more like a work of fiction than a definition)
You are ignorant. That is a definition? You like it simple, here you go. Definition- the action or the power of describing, explaining, or making
definite and clear. I would bet no dictionary would need as many words, as you have here, to describe even the most complicated concept of anything. I do owe you an apology, for questioning your willingness to provide an answer to your dilemma. I am but one person that communicates with no other one person outside of these threads. My ADM is one, yours is 56. You are a much bigger A than I am. Oh no not that, I mean like 1a,2a. I am not scared, and I don’t feel outmanned. You (meaning you the illustrious Cocky Club Cleveland- all 56 of you) must take a great amount of time mulling over a simple definition. We all know how committees, and such operate.
You meet with your committee and for a bit of help I offer this start to your endeavor:
A
Unified State Championship is when a team……………( I challenge you…right here right now)
Would I be correct to assume you mean a title like A Unified Boxing Champion. If so I will give you criteria for that designation:
Unified Boxing Champion: a boxer that holds at least two world championships of major sanctioning bodies (WBA, WBC, IBF or WBO) in their respective division.
Tell me of one game you played against a State Champion from another Classification for a unified title. I have not found one. Every year that a State Champion has been crowned in any classification that was the last game played.
If Reidsville is going for our first Unified State Championship, it would indeed be our first, but you know what, it would also be the first for any NCHSAA member school. That title does not exist and
never has. It is a invention of a teams members that trail in Championships won.
I also find it amusing you start with 1971 for your time period of not winning a championship. You know full well we won in 1969 and 1970. Also in my research I found a little tidbit which I am sure you undoubtedly missed. I will give it to you because you are ignorant generally and ignorant of the classification system.
This from the NCHSAA website:
In football, starting in 2002, each classification was
separated into a single "A" and double "AA"
classification, with the
double "AA" classification being made up of larger schools than the
single "A". Classes were 1A, 1AA, 2A, 2AA, 3A, 3AA, 4A and 4AA for football only. This single "A" and double "AA" format lasted until the fall of 2021, when the NCHSAA went back to football being only 1A, 2A, 3A, and 4A class size.
The 2A and 2AA are separate classifications. Why is that important? This from You: “Reidsville has never won a Championship title where they participated in a playoff that included ALL similar size (classification) NC public high school programs”.. Well that is
exactly what they did, and you know it, but you choose to lie.
If you doubt this system do as I have. Utilizing the ADM numbers from 2019, which were the last available until today, I applied them back the brackets for 2018 2A and 2AA Football State Championships and lo and behold that appears to be exactly what one would expect to have been the method used to assign the schools to those “separate classifications”.
Read the line carefully if you can’t manage it meet me in Chapel Hill when Reidsville and East Duplin are playing for the 2A State Championship. I doubt you will be there because you would have no interest whatsoever in that contest, would you? Of course not!
Oh Yeah to borrow a line: I will expose significant mistakes and omissions in your reports. Plus there is an admitted bias to your records.
Another little thing I notice that came from a little mind, that line of yours: In the period of one winner per classification and after the 1977 merger of the NCHSAA with the WNCHSAA, Robbinsville led the state with 7 Championship titles and Richmond Senior won 6.
You borrowed that line was from me and you know the reason I had it inserted in a thread in reply to “ theFALSEdynasty”. I will cover that later. I am not through with you.
To keep up with the 56 member strong Cocky Club Cleveland all I have to is read replies a few more times. I don’t need 56 readings.