[RunItUpTheGut]

Idc how many classes there are as ive mentioned before and tbh, it doesnt matter much to me if its automatic or earning your way in. My only issue is that there is one class, i believe its 5A in which one team WILL NOT make the playoffs under any circumstances. Correct me if I am mistaken on that.

But i think its 5A in which district A has 3 teams and district B has 6. The district B's 5th seed plays as district A's 4th seed, while district B's 6th seed does not make the playoffs.

If I am wrong, please someone tell me so. Bit if I am correct, then that is BS if 220 teams make the playoffs automatically, but 1 team doesnt if they finish last. It will kill me to be that team. What if they work their butts off and that district is decided by tie breakers and then another class has 2 or 3 ZERO win teams make the playoffs yet a 4-6/5-5 team that just so happened to lose all but one of their district games have to set at the house?

There are more than one team that doesn't make the playoffs.
Class 1A and 6A are the only two classes with 32 teams where everyone make the playoffs. In the other classes, teams have to miss because some districts have more than 4 teams. In class 5A, as you stated, there will be 4 or 5 teams that don't make it. Two teams from district 7 alone will not go.
I stand by my five class comment. If you broke the state into five classes, there would be enough teams to make every district have at least one, maybe two teams who wont make the playoffs. It also makes each class much more competitive. I also stated every team would have to play where there enrollment put them no matter the case. Geography would be a problem.
But, as I said, the six class system is staying, its not going anywhere, and fans sure aren't going to make it change. This is the SCHOOLS AND COACHES who vote on this.