AHSAA Football Championships (new name for Super 7) schedule (to be played in Mobile this year):
Tuesday, Dec 1:
10 am: A-AA Flag
1 pm: 1A-4A Flag
4 pm: 5A Flag
7 pm: 6A Flag
Wed, Dec 2:
11 am: Class A
7 pm: Class AA
Thurs, Dec 3:
11 am: Class 1A
7 pm: Class 4A
Fri, Dec 4:
11 am: Class 2A
7 pm: Class 5A
Sat, Dec 5:
11 am: Class 3A
7 pm: Class 6A
@MattShort97 Same as the last few years, teams host after first round based on 1) amount traveled, 2) seeding, 3) top of bracket. (with higher seeds from same region always hosting)
I was right, and of course the AHSAA just silently updated their tiebreakers in the sports book. Take note if you've been trying to figure out scenarios...
Something I noticed when looking at the tiebreakers in the AHSAA sports book, I think there is an error.
In the picture, you'll see Tiebreaker M's verbiage is the same as the second part of all other tiebreakers. The specifics over Tiebreaker L (the most widely used non-region tiebreaker in a 3+ team tie) were updated late to show how private schools are applied to this tiebreaker, and I think they accidentally made the "if two teams tie for the highest winning percentage" part it's own tiebreaker instead of just tacking it on at the end of L.
I'd be glad for the AHSAA or someone else to correct me, but I believe the next tiebreaker should be what is N (which should be M and everything else shifted up). This has already come up in one scenario.
https://t.co/8vrvsDosb8
Thompson has announced they will not play a Week 10 game due to Choctawhatchee still experiencing effects from the hurricane last weekend.
As it relates to the playoffs, it now makes a potential 3-way tie for first very interesting if Vestavia defeats Prattville. Thompson/Vestavia will only have two non-region wins (while Prattville could have 3), but the quality of all of those wins varies to ultimately potentially equal very similar numbers based on the AHSAA tiebreakers. We've got it broken down here: https://t.co/9eoc1Qg0hY
All classifications are now updated! Still working through a few potential 3+ team ties but you can check out the brackets as they stand now here: https://t.co/NJDuih2yw6
5A is done. I'll get to the other classifications throughout the weekend.
6 region titles are clinched before the final week of region play. Teams in red are locked into that seed.
Check out full explanations, odds, brackets and projections here: https://t.co/NJDuih2yw6
@John_unc_1 Technically Hoover isn't locked in. If they lost to County somehow, then Oak Mountain could get in over them with a win over Thompson or Homewood.
We are working our way through bracketology this weekend, but 6A is done. Last night's results has set up some interesting paths. We could have:
- Thompson's first playoff game be against Hoover, Prattville's first against Hewitt-Trussville
- Spain Park play James Clemens twice in 3 weeks (and three straight games against Region 4)
- Central and Auburn could match-up against their opponents from yesterday as their first playoff games (which they won a combined 108-14)
- Central/Vestavia in quarters then Central/Thompson rematch in semis
- Prattville/Thompson rematch is the favorite for the state championship....in Mobile.
We'll see how it plays out!
Something I noticed when looking at the tiebreakers in the AHSAA sports book, I think there is an error.
In the picture, you'll see Tiebreaker M's verbiage is the same as the second part of all other tiebreakers. The specifics over Tiebreaker L (the most widely used non-region tiebreaker in a 3+ team tie) were updated late to show how private schools are applied to this tiebreaker, and I think they accidentally made the "if two teams tie for the highest winning percentage" part it's own tiebreaker instead of just tacking it on at the end of L.
I'd be glad for the AHSAA or someone else to correct me, but I believe the next tiebreaker should be what is N (which should be M and everything else shifted up). This has already come up in one scenario.
https://t.co/8vrvsDosb8
Everything is finally updated! Sorry for the delay - between the weather impacted games and the holiday weekend, things got behind.
Bracketology - https://t.co/9eoc1Qg0hY
Composite Rankings - https://t.co/qkuEXvRekM
ASWA Rankings - https://t.co/lfNzFtu8pY
And more! I'm sure I've goofed up along the way so let me know if you see any mistakes with your teams!
FYI - Because of some games getting postponed to today and even a handful to Monday, we will wait this week on bracketology and rankings updates to get the full picture for all classifications and get it out Monday night/Tuesday morning. We're getting close!
Right now we have at least 72 games being played Thursday night with more moves possible later today.
If we missed any please let us know.
https://t.co/q841VvhUxH
Jacksonville High School has been fined and placed on probation for violating AHSAA recruiting rules. As a result:
- Any students in violation of the rule will be deemed permanently ineligible at Jacksonville
- Head coach Jeremy Sullivan and assistant Phileepae Holloway are suspended from coaching in the AHSAA for one year
- Jacksonville football will be placed on restrictive probation for 2026 (they can play their 10-game regular season schedule, but barred from the postseason).
- Games against Jacksonville will not count (so all 4A Region 6 games will not count against them, nor any tiebreakers since they are ineligible for championship play)
- Jacksonville must forfeit all games won that ineligible students participated in.
BREAKING: The AISA Board of Trustees has voted to end athletics after the 2026-27 school year
What it means:
https://t.co/G1NAcjWf1z
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