This is why is why i hate divisions

[Texlonghorn75]

an example would be Mclean from a few years ago. they steamrolled their way to the state title, then returned practically their entire team the next yr. they thought the title was theirs for the taking as they steamrolled their way back to the title game. Everyone predicted they would go back to back, because they were so talented and dominant. BUT they ran into a buzzsaw named Blum, Who Shocked everyone by upsetting them.

I beg to differ on McLean practically returning their entire team in 2019 from their championship season in 2018. Mclean leaned heavily on their star running back throughout 2019 to get back to the second state championship game and Crockett was more than a little worn down from the game tapes I watched. Those role players certainly played big roles throughout the 2018 season and were missed at Jerry's World in 2019.

 

[pistol]

I beg to differ on McLean practically returning their entire team in 2019 from their championship season in 2018. Mclean leaned heavily on their star running back throughout 2019 to get back to the second state championship game and Crockett was more than a little worn down from the game tapes I watched. Those role players certainly played big roles throughout the 2018 season and were missed at Jerry's World in 2019.

agree to this.. they lost several big pieces from the year before, several of the linemen and big Chism

The fact crockett willed them to the comeback win over Rankin was crazy impressive in itself. Blum however had the perfect game plan on

 

[Ilovefridaynights]

Because you can’t just say hey we want to play D1 when they go by your numbers in the school

 

[VI-MAN]

Because you can’t just say hey we want to play D1 when they go by your numbers in the school

Are you sure? Because I believe I’ve seen schools do just that in bigger classifications? Maybe someone will chime in