Last night's games. SMH

[ndn2016]

Four teams in a 5 and 6 member district is too much. IMO should only be two teams. Also, some teams are having to travel way too far when a 1 seed gets a home game and the 4 seed has to travel to their stadium. It's not cheap for teams to travel with band, drill team, etc. 

[navydawg31]

They are played on Thursday for a reason… 

[Matthew328]

2 minutes ago, ndn2016 said:

Four teams in a 5 and 6 member district is too much. IMO should only be two teams. Also, some teams are having to travel way too far when a 1 seed gets a home game and the 4 seed has to travel to their stadium. It's not cheap for teams to travel with band, drill team, etc. 

I know the UIL tries to avoid 4 and 5 team districts when possible but in some areas its just hard to avoid 

[navydawg31]

10 minutes ago, ndn2016 said:

Four teams in a 5 and 6 member district is too much. IMO should only be two teams. Also, some teams are having to travel way too far when a 1 seed gets a home game and the 4 seed has to travel to their stadium. It's not cheap for teams to travel with band, drill team, etc. 

no one in SETX should ever be in Reg 2… 

[Eazy]

In Tapps, they generally take 50% of the teams and round up for odd team district.  So, 3 playoff teams for a 6 team district.  Much smaller scale of course than UIL. You also don’t know exactly what the bracket is going to look like until they release it every year. 

[AggiesAreWe]

1 hour ago, Matthew328 said:

We have this same convo every year...Thur Rd 1 is always a bunch of blowouts because all the huge mismatches are played Thur to get it over with...we over-react because its the first day of the playoffs...then Fri happens we get some great games, a few more blowouts and we all forget about it

Well, I'll argue this until UIL gets rid of 4 teams advancing out of 4 and 5 team districts.

I don't consider my thoughts as an overreaction. I think it's pretty logical. Overall numbers prove it.

I have made this point many years. I think there are too many teams in the playoffs. My two cents.

[NHSBulldogFan]

7 minutes ago, AggiesAreWe said:

Well, I'll argue this until UIL gets rid of 4 teams advancing out of 4 and 5 team districts.

I don't consider my thoughts as an overreaction. I think it's pretty logical. Overall numbers prove it.

I have made this point many years. I think there are too many teams in the playoffs. My two cents.

And then we have the North Shore Atascocita Summer Creek CE King district which is the exception rather than the rule

[AggiesAreWe]

Just now, NHSBulldogFan said:

And then we have the North Shore Atascocita Summer Creek CE King district which is the exception rather than the rule

But at least those 4 teams come out of an 8 team district. You have to win as many district games or more than you lose to advance. That is not the case in districts with just 4, 5 and 6 teams.