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It could for sure..

I wouldnt mind seeing it in an open division at this point....I doubt most private schools would be interested

Question. What would be the criteria for schools that would "have" to play in this open division? I said "have to" instead of "choosing to" because I know some schools would rather play right where the UIL has them playing. If it's just open enrollment, you would be hurting small schools that have open enrollment. Would this open division have classifications?

I think that would be fine. I mean, why not?

I'd fascinated by an open division, the issue I think is you create an open division now you gotta let more private schools in...Just my guess at least

I don't want kids punished. Not at all. I want to see an even playing field. Create the new classification and be done with it. SOC and others have shown that with the talent they bring in, they can compete with 6A schools.

Trumps taxes were leaked starting in 2017, in 2020 Trumps tax returns from 2015 to 2020 were released in full....... I have not heard, except from you that Trump cheated on his taxes..... Are you telling me that the IRS and Democrats decided not to go after trump for tax fraud? Also, what investments are slush?

Reggie McNeals kid from Houston- Dallas Skyline fella. Your turn Falcon. You think they all moved for Academics at Oak Cliff?

four-star Baylor pledge Kamauryn Morgan will be playing defensive line for South Oak Cliff after leaving Red Oak

Photos won't upload but - 2 more from Duncanville One from South Garland One from Corsicana

In this thread? No. In previous ones, yes. Plenty. But what have you produced? NOTHING>

You create an open enrollment classification. As stated before.

Do they make Halal popcorn?

I won't insult your intelligence by suggesting that you really believe what you just said!

Started at corner. Wore #1. Got torched against SV #thedeepout But had a great season in the black and red

I think what you are pointing to is a system that absolutely has flaws and isnt perfect...the question remains how do you build a system in today's environment where open enrollment and charters exist and you dont punish kids who move legitimately AND would also hold up to inevitable court challenges..

This is the head of the dem party. You gotta be kidding….. but that’s no joke. That must be the genius party.

I was concerned with the water usage and the acreage needed for these centers. I believe 6 centers are planned for the Houston area alone.

You produced exactly "nothing".

I've raised this issue multiple times because I believe there are documented and firsthand examples that warrant discussion. Dismissing those examples without examining them doesn't address the underlying concern. One example I personally witnessed was two SOC coaches discussing their quarterback after a state championship loss. One coach remarked, "We ain't winning one with this cat. I hope we get [player] to move in." While a single conversation does not prove systemic wrongdoing, it illustrates the mindset that many believe contributes to the issue. There is information available for those willing to research it. I don't claim to have every piece of evidence compiled, but it's inaccurate to suggest there is no basis for these concerns. At the same time, it's equally unsupported to categorically state that these situations never occur. Both positions require evidence. From my own experiences around these programs, I've spoken with coaches who have expressed frustration over the competitive imbalance they believe exists. The concern extends beyond one school and has been raised in discussions involving programs such as Denton Ryan, Argyle, DeSoto, and South Oak Cliff, among others. Their view is that some schools benefit from player movement in ways that place neighboring programs at a competitive disadvantage. None of my comments are based on rumors or what I wish were true. They are based on firsthand observations, conversations with coaches, and concerns that have been expressed within the Texas high school football community. Those concerns were also reflected in the anonymous coach responses published in the Dave Campbell's Texas Football coaches survey, where coaches openly discussed transfer-related issues and competitive balance.

Trump was a plant. His job is complete.