playedalittle wrote:Bisonguy06 please explain your exemption of Williston Trinity?
heimer wrote:Nice Milnor reference. For every Milnor, I'll show you 10 Richlands who fight for one spot in regionals every year because of Central Cass, Oak Grove, and Kindred.
Ooh, I forgot, we don't care about regionals. Just the koom-bye-yah at the end.
And your latest spin: West Fargo and Trinity Christian play for separate and the same trophies. as I clearly explained, each division has its own champion. They do play for class title. If you think that's not good enough, tell Alsen their Class C titles were worthless.
But I'm not above compromise. Should the Board of Directors determine that a school of no boundaries does not have sufficient enrollment to compete, the Board may vote to move that school to the B division in favor if the next highest enrolled school.
We will let numbers and humans make the call together. Can't beat that system.
cometdad wrote: Wonder if anyone has ever compiled a list of state tourney berths and looked at percentages - if you have 150 teams in B and two of the teams (average ?) each year of the final eight are from Bismarck, Minot, Dickinson, etc. that would definitely be a skewed percentage.
cometdad wrote:cometdad, I have ran those numbers. I believe since 1996 with a 150 cutoff the percentages are roughly:
Small schools: 46%
Big Schools: 28%
Parochial/Private: 26%
ndlionsfan wrote:Big schools account for 23% of the teams and make 28% of the state appearances is a good balance.
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