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Thu Oct 23, 2008, 10:56pm
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doubt it
until I started reading these boards I had never heard of 6, 8, or 9 man football. I knew there was a page in the back of the rules book about it, but I thought there might only be a handful of places that play.
I doubt PA has anything but 11-man. Virginia has only 11-man, although I know plenty of small schools that would do well to play 8- or 9-man. I'd be interested to know if any eastern states have anything but 11-man but I haven't heard of them.
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