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Who Has the Best playoff system in place...Give an explanation...I like the playoff system in VA because it allows a team who does well in the conference to have a chance at a playoff birth, however it is hard for me to think 5-5 teams in Virginia can make the playoffs and in WV 5-5 will not crack the top 20 in any classification. So I guess there are pro's and con's to VA's system..In WV I like the 16 team system it really provides some interesting match ups...What are your opinions?

I was wondering if anyone could give me a logical basis on the way districts are formed. I can see the logic based on location and region but I do not see any similarity in population/enrollement of schools. For example, you have teams such as Narrows/Craig County Playing teams with twice sometimes three times their enrollment. It hardly seems fair to me...Could someone please explain the districts and classification system.

I would like to know who you think will finish in the Top two of the Mountain Empire District, The Pioneer District, and the Three Rivers District....Practice Starts Monday...Can't wait for Friday Night Lights!

The G-Men will always have a good team whether or not they will be as potent in the past remains to be seen. However, they will be very good and will make the playoffs once again. After losing Farley and some seniors I think narrows will be a little down be may sneak in the playoffs in the Mountain Empire District. James Monroe always produced solid teams which usually defeat Princeton on a regular basis, look for them to have a great year..Don't know a lot about Grayson county but look for them to hover around .500

I heard Tazewell has a new coach. Are the bulldogs a threat in the southwest district this year? How many players are they returning from the previous year?

I know very little about this District...I understand Grayson Co,Bland,Pocohontas, Narrows and others are in it...Who can we look out for this year in the Mountain Empire...Any suprises?