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GiglnTiger	Posted - 10/17/2023 : 15:41:33 Appeal Approved! AHSAA Central Board restores White Plains? playoff eligibility, and the Wildcats can make their first berth since 1994 with a victory over Munford on Friday plus help. https://www.easportstoday.com/2023/10/17/appeal-approved/?fbclid=IwAR3b3bJeQGclQB6_8fdUQFR4BAI9mNNl4PPVgivqmCtMmlnk2EDfZ4rYFrk_aem_AdoAlgrHu9KJuElsf9HkwIl-DR7QbPnhEPmoVPJ-TeHBC9jvPXoso0UpKc4uTlrG5P8&mibextid=Zxz2cZ _____________ Jeremy Wortham Randolph County Tigers 2003 Class 2A State Champions 2017 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1998 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1984 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1979 Class 2A State Runner-Ups
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TheMUBM	Posted - 10/17/2023 : 21:15:09 quote: Originally posted by GiglnTiger quote: Originally posted by TheMUBM I know I am one of the few, but I disagree completely with this decision. This sets a dangerous precedent. I agree. I would say if a team forfeits a game and they are then playoff ineligible because of the forfeit then teams that forfeit games for ineligible players or any other reason should be grounds for playoff ineligibility. _____________ Jeremy Wortham Randolph County Tigers 2003 Class 2A State Champions 2017 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1998 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1984 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1979 Class 2A State Runner-Ups Let me also say that I do not think it is fair that Wadley is likely going to get hit with playing Coosa in the first round because Coosa violated rules. I don't know the answer on that end, but I don't think it should disqualify them from the playoffs.
TheMUBM	Posted - 10/17/2023 : 21:12:52 quote: Originally posted by GiglnTiger quote: Originally posted by TheMUBM I know I am one of the few, but I disagree completely with this decision. This sets a dangerous precedent. I agree. I would say if a team forfeits a game and they are then playoff ineligible because of the forfeit then teams that forfeit games for ineligible players or any other reason should be grounds for playoff ineligibility. _____________ Jeremy Wortham Randolph County Tigers 2003 Class 2A State Champions 2017 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1998 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1984 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1979 Class 2A State Runner-Ups I get your justification, but I don't agree with the premise. When you play an ineligible player, you should lose those games and have to have a hard time making playoffs. Get that player eligible or take them out. Problem solved. However if you just up and decide to forfeit for whatever reason, that sets a dangerous precedent. Look at a team like Huffman. They haven't scored a single point all year, so what if they just said "ya know what, we're done." There would now be precedent. Because White Plains, I don't care what anyone says, did not have just cause. I know you are a rational fan and have good takes and think your stuff out, but we are going to have to disagree on that portion of it.
GiglnTiger	Posted - 10/17/2023 : 20:43:12 quote: Originally posted by TheMUBM I know I am one of the few, but I disagree completely with this decision. This sets a dangerous precedent. I agree. I would say if a team forfeits a game and they are then playoff ineligible because of the forfeit then teams that forfeit games for ineligible players or any other reason should be grounds for playoff ineligibility. _____________ Jeremy Wortham Randolph County Tigers 2003 Class 2A State Champions 2017 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1998 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1984 Class 3A State Runner-Ups, 1979 Class 2A State Runner-Ups
TheMUBM	Posted - 10/17/2023 : 16:16:15 I know I am one of the few, but I disagree completely with this decision. This sets a dangerous precedent.
mcslate	Posted - 10/17/2023 : 16:06:59 I'm surprised. The AHSAA almost never reverses and usually goes out of its way on its reasoning for upholding a rule or ruling no matter how absurd it is.

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