Originally posted by merenoise
The current Prep, Sophomore and Rookie classes are always fairly big. The problem is that out of that large class maybe 40-50% actually ever makes it to even Semi-Pro. People go inactive, teams realize that they aren't good enough to win in competitive leagues much less Elite and restart, and some people just lose interest. The end result is that by the time those Prep & Rookie classes filter up to the top leagues they are far smaller than they started out.
Even if by some fantastic turn of events those classes stay relatively together and only lose 20-30% of their dots that still leaves 6 or 7 seasons before those dots are National Pro ready which means the sad state of affairs which exists up there goes on for at least that long.
Condense the leagues now, and if necessary expand them back out again down the road when there are enough dots to fill extra leagues.
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The current Prep, Sophomore and Rookie classes are always fairly big. The problem is that out of that large class maybe 40-50% actually ever makes it to even Semi-Pro. People go inactive, teams realize that they aren't good enough to win in competitive leagues much less Elite and restart, and some people just lose interest. The end result is that by the time those Prep & Rookie classes filter up to the top leagues they are far smaller than they started out.
Even if by some fantastic turn of events those classes stay relatively together and only lose 20-30% of their dots that still leaves 6 or 7 seasons before those dots are National Pro ready which means the sad state of affairs which exists up there goes on for at least that long.
Condense the leagues now, and if necessary expand them back out again down the road when there are enough dots to fill extra leagues.
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