While Belton plans to appeal its realignment, Warrick is planning as if the Tigers will be competing in 13-5A next season."(The appeal) I'll leave up to the powers that be," Warrick said. "We're just going to take care of our business at (the athletic) end and get ready to play."Belton has played a 5A-heavy non-district schedule in various sports over the past two seasons. For example, four of the Tigers' five non-district football foes last season were 5A schools, including eventual state Division II finalist Austin Westlake. Belton also scrimmaged against Cove and A&M Consolidated."We scheduled the way we did partly to prepare for district play but also because of our size and we knew this was a possibly," Warrick said. "We've lined up against some of the best folks in the state in 5A, so we won't have a major problem in that. It's going to be a great 5A district and we're going to be part of it."Temple coach David Beal said he's looking forward to the new league, which will include Bryan