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- Thread starter jcarter
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Just wondering why 12th grade numbers are counted?
Because of bigger schools only having 9-12 on campus.
Those students will have graduated and in that case do 9-11 *1.333 but that would make sense!!.
The number os schools is 156 not 157 on the rank spreadsheet you are counting the row with schoolnamePlease post confirmed public school football numbers here:
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| SCHOOL NAME | 2022-24 # | 2024-2026 # | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| WHITEFACE | 88 | 108 | 1 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| LEAKEY | 97 | 104 | 1 |
There are 77 schools over the median of 61.5 but since Runge chose to go D1 there are 78 D1 schools and 76 D2 schools
I think some bigger schools, Plano is one, have 9 and 10 campus and 11 and 12 campus. Each 9 and 10 must go to a certain 11 and 12 to keep up with head count. Someone explain.
DOWNBOX
Six-man pro
I can see your point, counting those in the 12th grade in October (that should graduate) for how many students a school will have next August.
This would make sense in small schools in towns with only 1 high school. Count 8-10 and multiply by 1.333. Those studens will be playing the next 2 years. The llth grade students in 2023-2024 will only play one of those 2 years.
Football Fan21
Six-man fan
That's correct. Water Valley has the state school in their district and those kids don't participate. But because they get funding, they had to count them which put them over last snapshot
