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Check out the percentage of private schools that QUALIFIED for the playoffs and tell me again why the playing field needs to be leveled. Hahaha

king kong wrote:The hypocrisy of saying, "poor us, who struggle to just get kids in the door, yet have hung multiple state championship banners in multiple sports!" Lol.

Not even close to what I said.......but nice try. Way to put words in my mouth.

No it isn't an advantage. As I've posted before NC doesn't have the access to the kids like you think they do. It is actually a disadvantage due to the financial burden, religion, etc. NC only has 250 students for a reason and it's not because they choose to limit the enrollment to stay in a certai...

No it isn't an advantage. As I've posted before NC doesn't have the access to the kids like you think they do. It is actually a disadvantage due to the financial burden, religion, etc. NC only has 250 students for a reason and it's not because they choose to limit the enrollment to stay in a certain...

And NC doesn't have access to 99% of that population due to religious, financial or other reasons. Now, if NC were turning away students to accept other students then I would have no problem with your argument. I've already posted that NC would stay in D6 with the competitive balance proposal. What ...

For every successful private school there are many privates that are not successful. There are a handful of privates that skew the percentages greatly. Now, if you want to look at the successful privates to determine why they are successful then go for it. But you cannot punish the majority for the...

Totally not true. If you haven't been in NC's gym, the only banners they hang are state championships and state runner-up. Very successful in football, volleyball, basketball and baseball. It's a combination of tradition, hard working students, good coaching and, yes, the ability to draw from a wid...

For every successful private school there are many privates that are not successful. There are a handful of privates that skew the percentages greatly. Now, if you want to look at the successful privates to determine why they are successful then go for it. But you cannot punish the majority for the ...

Absolutely, positively none, in my opinion. Not warranted, at all. Been through this with NC for many years, and yes, at one point it was an issue (e.g. Rob Kelly), but not for a long time. At the small school level, there is very little, if any advantage, for the privates. Get over it. I'm glad th...

If the competitive balance proposal were actually in place NC would stay in D6 and not bump to D5. What now?

Like I said in an earlier post N.C. is now healthy, this was the way they were playing in the early part of the season. In the preseason poll they were ranked in the top 5 in D-6. The schedule they had helped prepare them for this. Next years schedule is the a little different and it is a killer. T...

After looking at the NC roster, knowing where the kids came from and doing the math..........NC would remain in D6 and not bump up to D5.

Is it still unfair?

TVC wrote:
The Rationale and logic was answered earlier in this thread by the very folks that disagree with it.

Huh? Please explain

bman wrote:
I wouldn't refer to them as "cry baby". It's folks bringing up a legitimate point.

How exactly is it a legitimate point? Because you say so?

If there ever were a split these same crybabies would be on here complaining about the same publics winning all of their titles and then come up with another unfair advantage that they must have.

Schools that draw their students across a larger area, like a NC, Africentric or a lot of the MAC schools should have that taken into account when they are assigned to a division. If you can't realize that NC has an advantage over most D6 schools by drawing kids from across an entire county that is...

Nc already moved up a division we were in division 6 by 2 boys. I don't think we will move to d5 and there are small rual kids in d5 Nelsonville , wheelersburg coshocton. Any time we win we get this same tired response from some posters . Small towns like Johnstown and heath had no problem with us....

Northridge has also made the playoffs a handful of times

Chalito - please list the names of the transfers from the 70's and 80's. Thanks

Chalito - I was fortunate to play for NC back in the 80's and I can assure you that we had less transfers then than there are now. And typically those who transferred in couldn't cut it. And before certain posters start jumping all over me about transfers what I mean is getting kids from other Catho...

That's not an opinion it's an accusation. Have the guts to attempt to back it up.