ROUND ROCK -- The Class 6A and Class 5A football alignments could have a drastically different look over the next few years.
On Tuesday, the UIL Legislative Council voted to survey school districts to see what support there is for splitting each classification into two divisions.
The setup would work similar to Class 4A and below, where schools are ranked by enrollment before alignment. The schools in the top half of the enrollment are all placed in districts together while the schools in the bottom half of enrollment are placed in their own districts. The schools in the high-enrollment districts then advance to the Division I playoffs while the schools in the low-enrollment districts advance to the Division II playoffs.