Tue Mar 11, 2003, 09:54pm
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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by tharbert
Here's the LHSAA breakdown based on school enrollment:
5A=1103 and up
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1103? Eleven hundred. . .and three? I'm just curious how that particular figure was reached. Why in the world wouldn't you just make the cut-off 1,100? I realize that any cutoff is fairly arbitrary. Somebody could say, why not make it 1,097? It just seems that a round number is more convenient unless there's some specific reason to use a "non-round" number. Is there any known rationale for using 1,103 as the cut-off point? Just curious.
Chuck
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It's a Southern thing Chuck. You Yankees wouldn't understand. 
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