You left out Bens Ford win over Sacred Heart (only win of the year) and Tunica  over Strayhorn (2A)


MAIS 12 MHSSA 8

Are you serious, Several of these MAIS teams are way from being perenial powers in the MAIS... I think one of the teams got their only win of the year from a Public school.

So your saying that even when two bad teams take the field, somebody has to win???  I guess I don't understand where this topic was going.

I really dont care what you think it is obvious you are just trying to put down kids!!! But have at it if it helps your ego!!! The topic was record of interassociation games and was started by someone else but
i guess the truth is not enough for you!

MAIS (playoff bound teams) 8-1 vs MHSSA...

Dont know about MHSSA teams Playoffs...

OldWR wrote: Heritage beat Caledonia  this year (2011)  MRA beat Scott Central and Lamar beat Enterprise.  Starkville Academy beat St. Andrews (private school but plays in MHSAA)  Jackson Academy beat Northeast Lauderdale, Prep beat Forest but lost to Pearl.  (10-2 so far)  I know Prep has played Forest and Pearl for several years in a row, but not sure what past results were.  They also beat Dylan Farve and St Stanislaus a couple of years ago.

SCRebel4life wrote: Idk bout pearl, but between Prep and Forest series has been back & forth won by prep 09,11 Forest won in 10

OldWR wrote: Heritage beat Caledonia  this year (2011)  MRA beat Scott Central and Lamar beat Enterprise.  Starkville Academy beat St. Andrews (private school but plays in MHSAA)  Jackson Academy beat Northeast Lauderdale, Prep beat Forest but lost to Pearl.  (10-2 so far)  I know Prep has played Forest and Pearl for several years in a row, but not sure what past results were. They also beat Dylan Farve and St Stanislaus a couple of years ago.

robthelob wrote: From looking at the match ups here, it looks like MAIS chooses their opponents carefully. Out of all the MHSAA teams listed, only 8 went to the playoffs in '11. 7 of those teams lost in the first round and the other one lost in the second round. MAIS only beat 3 of the MHSAA playoff teams.

Many of the MHSAA teams played were extreemely small schools that haven't been playing long, 3 teams played less than 5 games, one was in its first season, some aren't even classified.

Not so glamerous when you look beyond the records.
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2011

Sumrall (486) 33 Prentiss Christian (66) 28
Richton (228) 20 Heidelberg Academy ( 67) 8

Potts Camp (204) 9 Marshall Academy (116) 21
Jefferson County (463) 28 Trinity Episcopal (109) 17
Richton (228) 15 Wayne Academy 95) 31
Enterprise (236) 14 Lamar (139) 56
Lumberton (242) 34 Oak Forest (183) 6
New Site (266) 8 Immanuel Center for Christian Education (92) 42
Potts Camp (204) 35 Immanuel Center for Christian Education (92) 0
Cathedral (184) 45 Adams County Christian (129) 6
Salem (158) 36 Columbia Academy (158) 8

NE Lauderdale (620) 21 Jackson Academy (340) 32
Forest (413) 14 Jackson Prep (488) 24
Pearl (1013) 33 Jackson Prep (488) 9
Germantown (?) 26 PCS ( 380) 37
Scott Central (252) 0 MRA (247) 44
Caledonia (558) 45 Heritage Academy (197) 48
St. Andrews (342) 3 Starkville Academy (217) 38


Wins
MHSAA 8 MAIS 10

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robthelob wrote: Sorry I had to resurrect this subect because it is hillarious to compare MAIS to MHSAA based on these match ups.

Case and point: JA vs. NE Lauderdale last year. One of the top MAIS teams year in and year out vs. a MHSAA school that rarely even competes for its region. NE won 1 game last year (and that was against Newton) and JA (MAIS AAA Champion) barely beat them. In fact, if NE's coach would have had the smarts to switch from zone to man on man coverage in the 2nd half they might have won. That was one of 2 losses that NE was able to keep close close. Every other loss was a blow out.

So before you start comparing MAIS to MHSAA ask yourself this: What would happen if your beloved JA or Prep were matched up against Laurence Co., Laurel, Wayne Co, or Moss Point or any of the top 3A or 4A schools? We won't get into them playing 5 and 6A powerhouses. Be honest.

robthelob wrote: Sorry I had to resurrect this subect because it is hillarious to compare MAIS to MHSAA based on these match ups.

PPPBigDog wrote: Here are 2 links...first one shows MS High School enrollment - ***NOTE the key word here is HIGH school.  The second is private school enrollment - once again the key word is - wait there is not a leading word on this one - the private school numbers are for the entire school - pre K through 12th grade.  The numbers posted in that original post about enrollment were just the high school enrollment numbers so that oranges could be compared to oranges.  These 2 links are apples to oranges.

http://high-schools.com/report...ississippi.html

http://high-schools.com/report...ississippi.html

Posters are trying to make a point that when private schools compete against public schools of combarable size, they win a lot of those contest and are competitive.  That's it.  It all boils down to taking a pool of talent and molding it into a team and hitting the gridiron...best team wins.

My KEY point that I wish everyone would realize is that there are good athletes at ALL schools - public or private.  The cream will rise to the top BUT I will say this right now, there is a stigmatism against private school kids - that they can't compete against public school kids...and on that one I say hogwash- the private school kids have to work harder OFF the field to get noticed than a kid from a public school does.