JasonDellaRosa

What I think is interesting is they didn't play against Pottsboro, came back and played a week against Howe and then have now cancelled the last two weeks. So for one week they were good to go?

Is that Commerce forfeit official? I saw someone say it was still on but it might have changed since late last week

The way Howe is going, they don't need to use COVID-19 as an excuse, they have enough regular injuries that they're barely going to make it to the end of the season with a good-sized roster. They had 17 out against Commerce

Pottsboro-Commerce cancelled due to positive tests at Commerce. Pottsboro gets forfeit win

Celina only added 58 kids over the last realignment. Without a significant jump they won't come close to 5A until 2026, assuming the cutoff stays the same.

My understanding is that they are no contests, not forfeits But I don't have any idea how that is going to fly in terms of determining seeding / playoff spots

20 and 18 start on defense Two of the other three seniors are role player guys.

The UIL did not intervene. It has not intervened in any game that has been cancelled. Any game not played has been made by a decision of either ISD or the rules the district came up together.

There is always the chance that the teams move up the start of district by a week and throw a bye at the end for any makeup games that would be needed. Since the district also has rotating byes, there's a chance a team on a bye and a team it needs to have a makeup game with ends up not playing because of their opponent and could make it up then

It will be in Gunter. They were playing in Prosper because the stadium was available due to the 5A/6A delayed start. Rock Hill has a home game that night.

Cooper also cancelled next week as well. Whitewright is looking for a Week 4 game -- they were supposed to be at home

S&S isn't going to play, just take another bye week

Melissa

They turned in 971 on Snapshot day, that is where that number comes from. I doubt they added 230 since late October, especially since they only added 145 from 2017 to 2019

I believe they are just renovations, not new buildings but I could be wrong

1. There's a big difference between a game and a scrimmage. 2. They added Melissa as a scrimmage after the UIL and TAPPS made the changes for the late starts and they had to replace both scrimmages because Van Alstyne went from a scrimmage to their Game 1 The last time Gunter and Celina played was 1999 when they were both in District 11-2A. They then met in the region final. The last time they played a non-district, non-playoff game was 1989.

The problem with people hating four teams in the playoffs is that since they have put it in, the 4 seeds earn wins in every sport. If fourth-place teams didn't belong, they would lose all the time. They go one deep runs.

You will find out starting tomorrow. Volleyball is going to begin playing games and if teams end up having to halt because of positive tests -- Team A has to stop and Team B because they played Team A on Tuesday, and then Team B played Team C on Thursday before Team A found out it had a positive test, and on and on. If volleyball can find a way to play, it sets up for football. If volleyball can't, there's no way football gets going. It was promising that only one volleyball team and two football teams (the volleyball and the football being at the same school) during this past first week, unlike when strength and conditioning was allowed and every day a handful of schools had to shut down.

They only have 461 teams in the whole state; Texas has three times as many with 1,238 Ohio is like if you just had 4A and 5A for Texas -- it be a lot more manageable for something like that

It is at Van Alstyne

I would make John Tyler into Tyler Rose High School to get around the name change to honor Earl Campbell and make Lee into Azalea Trail High School as a nod to something else local, as well as trying to be original

While a lot of this is about health reasons, a big percentage of it is about the ensuing lawsuits trying to get kids to play. It may not matter in the long run if there are no games, but if the Dallas ISD says remote learning = no sports and the Austin ISD says remote learning = still sports, that's not going to fly.

I believe 3/6

Usually the start time for non-district games is at the discretion of the home team.

The same sources -- the difference is they keep updating while the CDC stops.