A comprehensive explanation of changes as the new school year approaches..
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"We do know football doesn't change. The top eight teams will advance to the postseason in each region.
We do know that each classification now has four regions instead of two. When it comes to later rounds of the playoffs (State Quarterfinals and Semifinals), regions will be paired on a rotational basis. This year, the rotation places Region "A" and Region "B" together in one half of the bracket, Regions "C" and "D" in the other. As you'll see shortly, it means little change in football, but some changes elsewhere."
So does the sentence in red mean that regions will cross-bracket in the state quarter finals too? Meaning the highest remaining seed from region "A" will play the lowest remaining seed from region "B" and vice versa in the round before the state semifinals?
We do know that each classification now has four regions instead of two. When it comes to later rounds of the playoffs (State Quarterfinals and Semifinals), regions will be paired on a rotational basis. This year, the rotation places Region "A" and Region "B" together in one half of the bracket, Regions "C" and "D" in the other. As you'll see shortly, it means little change in football, but some changes elsewhere."
So does the sentence in red mean that regions will cross-bracket in the state quarter finals too? Meaning the highest remaining seed from region "A" will play the lowest remaining seed from region "B" and vice versa in the round before the state semifinals?
