JasonDellaRosa

Their girl to boy ratio is 173-180. You got a 50-50 shot.

I don't think those numbers are from the end of the year: at their October board meeting they said they had had 372 in the high school. In January it was down to 367 and March it was at 356. The one in May they had 353

Is it possible that number for 2022-23 is from the beginning of the year and not the end?

Their last school board meeting in May

They had 353 when school ended.

Gunter might not depend on how much they move up the number -- they ended this school year below the number they turned last time and they graduated a pretty big class so if the eighth-graders are big there won't be much of a change. The total number in grades 5-8 are barely above what 9-12 was and would be lower than the last cutoff. They need a really big eighth-grade group to put them over whatever the number might be. If it is around what would be the average of the classes, I think they stay down.

I had a mileage check from state baseball that was postmarked June 16 sent from New Jersey. They normally show up the following week -- it arrived on July 6

The inning went Double Popout bunt Flyout RBI Double Walk Hit by Pitch Walk to force in a run 2-run double

Yes he was at 111 after six

Because they aren't on Ballys NFHS is where to watch

this is a real kick in the pants

It was a high school sectional game in New York There were runners at second and third

To be fair, it was supposed to open years earlier than it did so it would have "lasted longer" as it would have had more space to fill but by the time it opened it was ahead of enrollment projections. i take back the freshman center I thought that was on there but it was part of the recommendations for a 10-year long rage facilities plan but didn't make it as part of the bond package. But they are adding on to the High School, which is supposed to be finished for the start of the 2025-26 school year

If there is growth, it's at the lower levels which takes time to show up 9-12. Denison went from 1,312 in 2017 to 1,348 in 2019 to 1,327 in 2021 for this last realignment.

Sherman did not build their new one big enough, they are already going to add on as well as add a freshman center

Denison had to get out of the old building -- it was time. They are dropping in classification because they have had a consistent enrollment since it opened and the cutoff number keeps going up because of growth in other pockets around the state, ie when it opened there were 7 Friscos, now there's 12. Melissa had 1,000 fewer kids, Argyle was half the size it was now.

Track coach is male, not female

No on Denison, they will be dropping to 4A if the cutoff moves up like it did this last time

It will be on the campus of the new high school. They have a turf field and track next to their field house already, they will just build it up around that.

They will be going 6A unless there's a crazy jump in the cutoff -- as of last week they were projected to have 2,322 entering the school year

I do know most of the initial interviews, not going to reveal. Will say the profile for the opening leans towards prior head coaching experience and the younger side. If you drew a line across the state, it's going to come from the top half.

I was waiting to hold this until tomorrow because of TV but yes, nothing at the Monday board meeting. There is a chance they'll make an announcement later in the week but we could be going day by day at this point

They gave themselves the bread and circus.....Melissa didn't just say we're building this stadium whether you like it or not. If you don't like it, vote against it. And if the majority don't want it, it won't be built. And if you don't vote, which it seems like A LOT of people in a lot of places don't exercise that right, then you don't get to complain about it.

It's almost like the tax base continues to grow -- they had 346 kids just at the high school alone in a two-year span and when Snapshot Day comes in the fall, I bet the increase is bigger than that. You add 700 high school kids alone in a four-span there is significant growth in that area.

He was actually at Denison for two years, then went to Sherman and when he couldn't get eligible, went up to Durant