Splitting Class A

We got waayy off topic here, I'm pretty sure that's a pet peeve of yours right? But you are very wise so I ask, when? When do small schools that aren't allowed to begin to practice baseball until December 15, when (usually) a large portion of the team are in the middle of basketball season, so realistically won't get to practice until after basketball districts at the earliest since literally every team makes the postseason in basketball, get better at baseball? When do they get their arms in good enough shape to compete with the Roff's, Silo's, and Rattan's that play 30 games in the fall? When do they get to get in the batter's box and face live pitching to catch up with the HUNDREDS of at bats Fall ball teams get? Right, March 1 when Spring baseball season starts, that's why in the last 20 years I think one football school has won state in baseball.
That's what this thread is all about - allowing teams to generally start on a level playing field with what we can control. School size, no one is arguing for Broken Arrow to play Ringling for a championship- that would be ridiculous because there are literally more kids in BA's football program than in Ringling's entire school, that's not right. Likewise all football schools are restricted on when, how long, and literally how they are allowed to practice-yet baseball allows some schools to play in an additional season of THE EXACT SAME SPORT. The reality is that this thread or our own opinions will not change OSSAA's policies, because they are going to do what they want to do, but we can discuss it. 

It's logical to have a class of 16 and a class of 64?   And Class A doesn't have 64.  They just get what's left between 8-man and the even district number (8x8) in 2A.