Conference formats
I know a lot of you like the English-Premiere-Soccer-like way of forming divisions in a conference, but I am opposed to it. Example #1: School A, enrollment 1025, is in Division 2 of the conference....
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Thus is why the OAA takes into account playoff points and enrollment over a 2 year period. Had the Farmington schools not left the WLAA, there was talk about a 3 tier league, having 15 schools. I am...
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Searn, I guess West Bloomfield would just have to get better. You can't tell me they don't have equal talent with those other OAA schools their size. The point in moving them up is twofold: 1. You...
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Stevenson finished in a 3 way tie for last in 2002 in the MAC Red, not in sole last place as Colonelkvc suggested.
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Well, for someone who thinks so highly of his abilities, you don't seem to know how to analyze a passage. First, I did not suggest they finished alone in last. But, since you brought it up, why...
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I disagree. Enrollment should be a factor but they should also try to have even competition. That is one of the reasons why the Farmington schools left the WLAA. They were going to a 3 division format...
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Why would you move SH Stevenson from the best division to the worst division in the MAC in a period of 1 year? Whenever I have suggested moving teams down, I have suggested that the school be the last...
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You sound just like Coach Fox from Milford...Do you want some cheese with that wine......
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First, for Searn: Like I have said, since FHH completely dominates schools of their size and, if competed only against D3 schools, would win by an average score of 56-3, I believe the MHSAA needs to...
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The only problem with treating Harrison special if you are basing it solely on enrollment is that Farmington and North Farmington are in the same district with the same rules and have more students....
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Those are all good points, Searn, and are well taken. What I like about those conferences is that teams don't move up or down in divisions because of results. They are in a league, and that's the...
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If Farmington and N. Farmington build their programs it will become less of a problem. And who knows what will happen at Harrison after Harrington retires.Thanks, Searn
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Okay, boys. I had some time, so here would be the SE Michigan Super Conference for 2003-2004. These leagues would change slightly year-to-year because they are broken down by enrollment. Since there...
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There are 201 teams, and I just broke it into 7 7-team divisions and 19 8-team divisions. It would have probably been better for scheduling if the 7-team divisions were low Class A to high Class B, as...
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Here's what it would look like with 19 10-team divisions and 1 11-team division.
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Division A 1.        Ann Arbor-Pioneer 2.        Salem 3.        Utica Eisenhower 4.   ...
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Oops, I mistook Wayland Union for Wayland. Wayland is OK Conference, so they're out. Of course, that's good in the sense that now there are an even 200 teams, for 20 10-team divisions. Here's how they...
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Colonel...that must have taken forever. Im goin to U of M camp on Sunday so talk to me on Live Chat sometime before then.49...Always on time
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It did take a little time, but not as much as calculating playoff statistics, from the conference arguments. I'll try to catch you in the chat room tonight. Is UM camp for a whole week? Later,...
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