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Has Loveland hired?

Strange if they are not living where they say they are if they don't need a local residence to be eligible. Seems to be a lot of facts missing of this topic. Has the position been filled?

I'm not understanding. I assume rules infraction by the assistant?

Is Loveland going to post the job and interview?

Purcell Marian?

Any word of who moved up?

Teams can only bump to D1. So D2 will be 64 or less if they do not adjust for smaller schools going D1. Originally said no adjustment but now saying maybe!

If MND or Winton Woods are obvious favorites in D2 for State, what is there chance of getting to State in D1?

In girls' basketball, how many would want to move up?

From OHSAA The passage of Issue 1B now allows schools to request to move up to Division I on a sport-by-sport basis for the upcoming season in that sport. Schools will be sent a memo Thursday afternoon with details of the request process, which has a June 3 deadline for the upcoming fall and...

If you look on the list of all 7 divisions, I think it easily shows that a school's Competitive Balance number has a tremendous affect on where they rank in the division. Certainly a lot of it is private schools have bigger competitive balance numbers by their structure. I'm not judging or...

I think you got 5 and 7 backwards

What about the other finalist? What is their background?

Timeline has taken a hit.

Has it been announced?

I am not sure how it affects the rest of the tournament but I see where it could just be a state final game in each division like football. I have a hard time envisioning a Tuesday through Saturday State Tournament. Maybe Regional Finals and State Semi-finals somehow go together the weekend before.

With the new 7 Division System, what will the State Tournament look like in 2024-25. If OHSAA continues to do the final 4, the number of games goes from 12 to 21. That isn't going to happen in the current Thursday through Saturday model.

I do not believe you could find anyone to argue with about some of the shortcomings of the RPI. Kings for whatever reasons had 3-4 losses that hurt them. All close and to good teams. But ones they would be expected to win. I would like to see how Martin's would have seeded the teams this year as...

Who do you think Ross and Goshen would of needed to play to beat Princeton and Mason? Didn't Kings and West Clermont play nearly the same schedule? I am not disrespecting or disagreeing with your point about scheduling, but I do not believe it is a massive factor for tournament success.

Ok. Thank you.