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<blockquote data-quote="zoops" data-source="post: 85479" data-attributes="member: 790">Private schools have an advantage.&nbsp; No matter how many classes there are there's always going to be teams/schools/towns that can't match up with someone, private or not.&nbsp; Linton's almost always going to have more athletes than Strasburg.&nbsp; Hazen's bigger than New Salem.&nbsp; Jamestown and Valley City - Enrollment probably about 25% of what Minot is and 50% of the Bismarck schools.&nbsp; They drop down to AA football and now they're going to be 3-5 times larger than a bunch of those schools.&nbsp; That's life, someone always has advantages that you don't have.&nbsp; That said, I think we'll see 3 classes of basketball within 10 years.&nbsp; Only problem is the travel gets so spread out (say, Beulah playing Grafton), although that's almost happening in the B anyways with all the co-ops.&nbsp; Wouldn't be surprised if they make private schools multiply their enrollment a bit (say if your enrollment is 100 kids multiply by 1.5 = 150 for classification purposes).&nbsp; I think MN did this, not sure if they still do.&nbsp; ND has a hard time changing things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zoops, post: 85479, member: 790"] Private schools have an advantage. No matter how many classes there are there's always going to be teams/schools/towns that can't match up with someone, private or not. Linton's almost always going to have more athletes than Strasburg. Hazen's bigger than New Salem. Jamestown and Valley City - Enrollment probably about 25% of what Minot is and 50% of the Bismarck schools. They drop down to AA football and now they're going to be 3-5 times larger than a bunch of those schools. That's life, someone always has advantages that you don't have. That said, I think we'll see 3 classes of basketball within 10 years. Only problem is the travel gets so spread out (say, Beulah playing Grafton), although that's almost happening in the B anyways with all the co-ops. Wouldn't be surprised if they make private schools multiply their enrollment a bit (say if your enrollment is 100 kids multiply by 1.5 = 150 for classification purposes). I think MN did this, not sure if they still do. ND has a hard time changing things. [/QUOTE]

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