They are split, based on enrollment, into eight divisions.Įach of those divisions is split into districts, and the teams are seeded in order of most playoff points to fewest. Teams with records of 6-3 and over automatically qualify, with 5-4 teams making up the rest of the field.Īn unusually large number of 5-4 teams, 42, will make it into the field. “But to be the best, you have to play the best, so we’ll play anyone.” “We could get pulled anywhere,” Brighton coach Brian Lemons said. In most scenarios, Howell would travel to Grand Ledge and Hartland would have a rematch with Brighton at Brighton in the first round, which will be played Friday night.īut nothing is set until the announcement is made. “According to the prognosticators, we’re in.” “I think we’re in decent shape,” Howell coach Aaron Metz said. Two teams, Brighton and Hartland, already have qualified, while Howell is hoping to earn a spot when the pairings are announced Sunday. In Michigan, high school football coaches and players will be doing the same thing Sunday night, when the MIchigan High School Athletic Association will announce the field and the pairings for the playoffs. In college basketball, coaches and players whose teams are in the NCAA tournament gather around for a selection show that determines their fate for the next week.
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