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If Berea plays, give that coaching staff credit for giving his seniors one last chance to play with their fellow brothers and sister( depending if any female is on the team). Those kids may know the outcome but sometimes playing along side your best friend/family just means the world. 

But Rams will win big. Be a good thing to work and try some new things.

This is why I’m for playing  these games . We forget about the kids. Berea actually changed my mind on this issue years ago. I’ve shared this story before. They came to Raceland in the middle of a multiple game losing streak that spans a few years. After the game their five seniors stood in the end zone giving their senior speech’s crying their eyes out just like a kid that played on a very successful team would. It’s about the kids

Objectively, no one with "zero" wins should make the playoffs. Period. End of story. If this happens, which obviously it does, the system needs to be fixed. 

Subjectively, of course playing your last game as a senior is going to be emotional, no matter where you make a speech. They lost at home last Friday night. I'll guarantee you making a career ending speech would be easier and mean more at home than after getting smacked on the road and taking your last snaps against a bunch of freshman. However, since this is my subjective opinion and I have no understanding about the feelings of the Berea players or their parents, I hope the coaches have a heart felt conversation and decide as a team what they want. I would not disrespect their wishes either way. Ramdad, I think you're turning a little "bleeding heart" in your old age. C'mon man.

I totally agree with the zero wins but that’s the system we are in. The 32 smallest and the 32 largest all make it cause that’s what makes up those two classes. I don’t think there needs to be 6 classes. That one little change would fix some many issues

Preach it brother!  Heck, we were having this discussion on a thread a few years ago and I did a little homework and got some data from surrounding states and our students per class relative to theirs was laughable. The logic used by the "powers that be" is it levels the playing field and provides more opportunity for similar sized schools. Yet these same "powers that be" only give us one true post season champion in basketball. Go figure...