Where it's frustrating

[MrObvious123]

I am new to the board but have reviewed some old posts. I am guessing the next question asked will be if this is before or after the next recruiting class is signed.

I can completely see where this upsets teams. Iowa City+Coralville = 90k some odd people? Roughly? Most 1A towns 3,000 people? Maybe? I'm neither against or a fan of Regina but I can kinda see that side of things. I don't expect anything to ever change though because you can't argue with the bed numbers, although I do think they somewhat control who they let in and who they don't.

 

[cidhawkeye]

I can completely see where this upsets teams. Iowa City+Coralville = 90k some odd people? Roughly? Most 1A towns 3,000 people? Maybe? I'm neither against or a fan of Regina but I can kinda see that side of things. I don't expect anything to ever change though because you can't argue with the bed numbers, although I do think they somewhat control who they let in and who they don't.

I understand the frustration as well. As far as controlling who they let in and who they don't, in theory very true. However the financial reality is the want everyone in the can. The fallacy of keeping kids out to control beds is funny. No bond issues to pay for stuff, need kids in school for the school to survive.

 

[VanderHoops]

Western Christian is in a town of 2300 that is home to three high schools.
We'd love to be 3A!
That'd mean that 3X as many kids are getting a faith-based education (which is our goal).

 

[WBBearsFollower]

WB doesn't have bond issues, Cid. The townspeople will vote it down. They seem to be against actual progress in WB

 

[GoHawks2009]

Western Christian is in a town of 2300 that is home to three high schools.
We'd love to be 3A!
That'd mean that 3X as many kids are getting a faith-based education (which is our goal).

You were 3A in basketball years back.....