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<blockquote data-quote="SixManPhotoGuy" data-source="post: 270145" data-attributes="member: 828"><p>When the split first happened I was completely against it.&nbsp; But as the number of schools playing sixman football keeps moving up I have come to understand the need for it. This is like saying all 2A and 3A schools should be put together. Just because both play the same type of football dosen't mean everything&nbsp; is equal. Mabe we should just throw out Sixman all together if a school can't field an 11man team thats just to bad. How about only taking one school from each District that would work as well. The number of kids in a school makes a big diffrents in what a school can put on the field. Just because 1 or 2 schools &quot;might&quot; be able to compete for the title with the bigger schools dosen't mean that they all should. A small D2 school might win state with 6-12 boys but that is all their boys 9th-12th grade. 90% don't have a JV and over 50% don't even have enough kids to run a scout team in practice. Some schools wouldn't even be able to stay healthy playing the bigger schools game after game in a playoff run. I do believe it would be interesting to have the D1 champion play the D2 champion, but thats a different discussion.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="SixManPhotoGuy, post: 270145, member: 828"] When the split first happened I was completely against it. But as the number of schools playing sixman football keeps moving up I have come to understand the need for it. This is like saying all 2A and 3A schools should be put together. Just because both play the same type of football dosen't mean everything is equal. Mabe we should just throw out Sixman all together if a school can't field an 11man team thats just to bad. How about only taking one school from each District that would work as well. The number of kids in a school makes a big diffrents in what a school can put on the field. Just because 1 or 2 schools "might" be able to compete for the title with the bigger schools dosen't mean that they all should. A small D2 school might win state with 6-12 boys but that is all their boys 9th-12th grade. 90% don't have a JV and over 50% don't even have enough kids to run a scout team in practice. Some schools wouldn't even be able to stay healthy playing the bigger schools game after game in a playoff run. I do believe it would be interesting to have the D1 champion play the D2 champion, but thats a different discussion. [/QUOTE]

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