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Classification?

Going through the state website, there's kind of a mish-mash of information regarding soccer classing this year.

Most of the information appears to not yet be updated. But there is updated CBEDS data for the super set of schools for the 21/22 school year, on the master classification page (not soccer specific)

The soccer page says that schools are classed 3A - Biggest 48, 2A next 48 and 1A the rest. However, if you look at last year's soccer classification list the first 48 were in 3A, the next 56 were in 2A. The substate last year also had 56 in 2A, so I think that's valid.

So, if you take the new CBEDS data, put together the same coops as last year, and drop our the schools without programs (there are a few in the 2A range) you end up with a few interesting re-classifications.
- Solon jumps way up from 1A to the 34th spot in 2A (so regardless if the cutoff is 48 or 56, it looks like they'll be 2A)
- MOC-Floyd Valley comes up into 2A

- And the biggest news would be Notre Dame/West Burlington becomes the 100th biggest school - If the state really does cutoff at 96, they'[ll remain in 1A - If they follow what they appear to have done last year and include 56 in 3A, they would be number 52 of those 56

The 2021 Soccer Classification page says it was last updated April 15, 2021, so I take it that the classification list is still subject to change for the upcoming season. So, I wonder what the state will do, conform to what they said the breakpoint would be, or follow the practice of what they did last year. I'm guessing that something, namely the statement of the break points, didn't get updated when they changed the practice.
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“Least worst” appointments.

This is the what you get from this type of thinking……thank God for a few conservatives with spines.

Just look at this picture, it says it all.
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How long will it be before the Barn starts trying to change the format again?

You cried about having Georgia and Bama on the same rotation. So Georgia had to make two straight trips to Cowtown instead of you doing it. Then you cried about playing Georgia and Bama so close together. So we swapped Tennessee for that date. Except you ended up having to play us and LSU back to back. Doh.

It’s coming though. Bank on it.
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Newt is spot on with this opinion piece.


And all of those elf nut huggers are trying to rewrite their history after claiming it wasn't from a lab.

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Spammers….

While I get it being funny to post on spam posts how they should FO in 100
Different ways….. but I bet those phuckers then see hits/responses thinking they’re getting “action”.

Worried this board turns into a spammer phuck fest like the Pony board did ….

PS: I ain’t looking at the “dump” spam post any more. I figure Honk is going to make
That post a homage to pictures about taking dumps
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LMFAO....

How will Democrats handle this? If it was a Christian group, the group gets blasted as being homophobic. However, this is a Muslim group....another "oppressed" (also lmfao) group, just like LGBTQLMNOP. Popcorn?

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Play stupid games, become the victim and demand justice.

Fvck that kid and his whole family.

Proud Boys!! Stand back and Stand by!


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Which side to pull for??
What could go wrong ??

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Hug your children

every chance you get and let them know you love them.

Saturday night, a young man, who my son played soccer with in Mobile before we moved, was waiting on an Uber to pick him up after partying in downtown Mobile after a Mardi Gras parade. He was struck by a vehicle, and the driver left the scene. The young man was taken to the hospital in critical condition with 2 broken legs, a broken arm, and a severe brain bleed. On Tuesday, his parents made the difficult decision to take him off of life support as his condition worsened. He was an organ donor, and his family and friends were able to say goodbye as the hospital did an Honor Walk for him on his way to UAB to donate his organs.

There is more to this story, I'm sure. I've seen speculation that it was an intentional act. Time will tell. 20 years old is too young to die. God bless you, John Wesley Holt.
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