Someone explain high school football class.

[L&HH]

They said they had 161 freshmen come out this year.


It's serious down here in Texas

I forgot about how Texas treats high school football,

makes sense

 

[mastermind]

Oxon Hill?

I went to Roosevelt

my bad

yeah, Oxon Hill had massive classes until Flowers opened up.

 

[RugbyMan]

I forgot about how Texas treats high school football,

makes sense

Yea, they take this shyt a bit too far tho in some cases. A lot of these athletes get burned out before they reach college/pros.

shyt.... I actually felt our college games were somewhat of a downgrade.

 

[Texas2step]

this. usually the higher the class the better the teams.

naw breh, I went to smaller school Sealy (3A) (pop. 7,000) and we could have beat anybody in Texas the years we won State.

Matter of fact, We playing tonight on ESPN and they will be showcasing my lil cousin Ricky Seal-Jones (6'7 WR).

 

[Alexander The Great]

naw breh, I went to smaller school Sealy (3A) (pop. 7,000) and we could have beat anybody in Texas the years we won State.

Matter of fact, We playing tonight on ESPN and they will be showcasing my lil cousin Ricky Seal-Jones (6'7 WR).

I said usually, maybe it's different some places

 

[RugbyMan]

naw breh, I went to smaller school Sealy (3A) (pop. 7,000) and we could have beat anybody in Texas the years we won State.

Matter of fact, We playing tonight on ESPN and they will be showcasing my lil cousin Ricky Seal-Jones (6'7 WR).

Sealy's a 3A powerhouse, and they'd probably whoop a lot of 4A/5A teams. But that doesn't mean they'd beat the 5A powerhouses

 

[bigrice25]

Ya, it has to do with enrollment, but if a school is dominating in a sport i think they move them up....