We have tried multiple ways to offer representation over the years. The first criteria is that you must be a SCACA/SCHSSCA member. We still have several coaches (some at prominent programs) that are not. We invited appr
The second issue is that we have tried to have coaches from programs that have achieved (typically #1-2 in region) as they more than likely have the greater number of top players (thus finish). Most committee invitees ranged from 9-14 coaches, but some selection committees only had two-three representatives in attendance.
Also, we try to get coaches that have exposed themselves and their teams to statewide schedules. It's one thing to be a top player in a region/area, but another to be truly all-state. All-State is NOT an all-region or all-area award, it's ALL-STATE.
I would encourage anyone who wants to get involved to draft a proposal for All-State reform and post in this thread. However, it will never be an exact science and always have room for debate.
Last edited by Kevin Heise; 05/13/15 02:23 PM.