by Jeff Fisher
Wisconsin High School Football Huddle
It didn't take long for opinions to be expressed about the proposed plan by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association to eliminate conferences and begin district play by next season. Below check-out a story from television station WEAU.
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
Big Changes Possible in Wisconsin High School Football Landscape
by Jeff Fisher
Wisconsin High School Football Huddle
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association is considering scrapping the state's traditional conference system for a district system for all seven divisions in the state.
Under the plan, eight, 8-team districts would be created. The largest 64 schools would play in Division I, the next 64 largest schools based on enrollment would play in Division 2 and so forth through Division 6. The remaining 44 schools would be placed in Division 7.
The idea is to make sure that schools of the same size are playing each other, which should create a little more balance.
A lot of discuss on the matter is still ahead, but officials say that the new system could be in place for the 2010 season.
Click here to read a report on the proposal from the WIAA.
Wisconsin High School Football Huddle
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association is considering scrapping the state's traditional conference system for a district system for all seven divisions in the state.
Under the plan, eight, 8-team districts would be created. The largest 64 schools would play in Division I, the next 64 largest schools based on enrollment would play in Division 2 and so forth through Division 6. The remaining 44 schools would be placed in Division 7.
The idea is to make sure that schools of the same size are playing each other, which should create a little more balance.
A lot of discuss on the matter is still ahead, but officials say that the new system could be in place for the 2010 season.
Click here to read a report on the proposal from the WIAA.
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