Too Many Super Bowls

There is no fair way to crown a state high school football champion. Most states use a divisional system where schools are ranked by enrollment size.

In Massachusetts, the MIAA has established a playoff system that seems to have too many teams involved and results in eight "Super Bowl" games.

It was always special for the teams to play for their championship in Gillette Stadium. Unfortunately, the amount of games grew so big that two must be played at another site.

It's a crazy system that has Divisions 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 3, 3A, 4 and 4A. At some point, there are too many champions. In this day and age, everyone needs to be a winner.