Who was predicted to win the simulated High School Football Playoff?

The Buford Wolves were predicted to win the simulated 12-team High School Football Playoff for the 2025 season.

What challenges exist for a national high school football playoff?

Establishing a national playoff faces challenges due to varying state playoff structures, start/end dates, and the need for teams to potentially opt out of state tournaments.

What is the High School Football Playoff?

The High School Football Playoff is a simulated 12-team bracket designed to determine a mythical national champion for the 2025 season, mirroring the College Football Playoff model.

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Buford Wolves Crowned Mythical Champs

29 Jan

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Summary

A simulated 12-team playoff determined a mythical champion.
Buford Wolves are predicted to win the championship.
Playoff system faces challenges due to state variations.

A simulated 12-team High School Football Playoff was conducted to crown a mythical national champion for the 2025 season.

The Buford Wolves, consistently ranked No. 1, were predicted to win the championship after navigating a bracket designed after the College Football Playoff.

This hypothetical playoff highlighted the challenges of a unified high school football championship. Each state operates with its own playoff structure and calendar, creating significant logistical hurdles for a national event.

For a true national playoff to occur, teams might need to opt out of state tournaments. The recent Overtime Nationals offers a glimpse into potential future national championship games.

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