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And now the reward for the pawns on the remaining eight teams, an 18th week of practice in temperatures well below freezing just two weeks before Christmas in an attempt to win a trophy that may be sold at auction in 25 years.

Buses ain't cheap to be driving all over Western PA in search of "better" competition.

Many schools have a shortage of capable linemen. Eight man football could solve more than one problem. In my opinion we just have too many kids that do nothing these days especially in the lower income districts. Perhaps they are too busy running what passes for a household. I bet 20% or so of the s...

It's not just sports that boys are quitting.

This week's Time magazine states that men were 58% of the college students in 1970. Today they are just 43% of the students.

How many boys are growing up today without a father or other positive male role model?

Or they could claim that five of their boys are really transgender who think they're girls.

Any school administrator who gives up state funding in order to have his school compete at a lower classification in sports should be fired immediately.

Actually Aliquippa played some overmatched team from district 9. Seeing Sean Gilbert passrushing against a 5'5" 130 pound guard was quite alarming.

Those whining about Bellwood being the biggest school in Class A would appear to disagree with you.

I think I saw Aliquippa play Rockwood in the inaugural state playoffs way back in 1988.

Aoki12 wrote:

knowitall wrote:Oh Boo hoo freaking hoo.

It should be A 1-300
AA 301 +

Or better yet A 1 +

If you can muster up any half sense of logic for this post, you deserve a medal

Quite simple actually. Why have four artificially drawn classifications? Why not just have two? Or one? Or sixteen?

I was poking fun of the Grey Poupon Westmont crowd. No harm meant.

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