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I'm glad you have that optimism. If they could win all 6 of those, I'd be thrilled.1 point
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Yes. SoCal had them beat until they didn’t. Speaks to the strength of the SEC that the 11th place team is playing for a Natty. Honestly, I don’t have much interest in watching OK and UNC. I thought Georgia would get it going tonight but they did not. Gut feeling says UNC will win it all.1 point
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The catch with many of the Tupelo recruits is that the athletes parents often already drive to the Tupelo area to work, so It works smooth if the kid is a natural athlete which then makes the coaches look better. Some coaches are way more RaRa than scheme in preparation. Look no further than the 2A championship game last December.1 point
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In all honesty, why should any of us as fans care if a team openly recruits or not? If you are say a Brandon fan, why would you be upset if Petal or Oak Grove had numerous D1 players from other high schools transfer in. Its really not any of our business what other schools do.1 point
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Thats the thing, that pride stuff needs to stop in some of these places and they will be forced to consolidate.1 point
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That’s nonsense. That’s the excuse these bigger schools use to recruit… “these kids just want exposure”. It’s not 1998 anymore. If a player is good, they will get exposure even if they play 1A ball. The internet has made the whole “exposure” talking point a myth.1 point
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and that state super is grossly overpaid1 point
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If they really want to save money, put a cap on the ridiculous amount of money that superintendents make.1 point
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Wayne Co and Natchez will love seeing that they may possibly in the same region. Enjoy that weeknight volleyball basketball baseball road trip.1 point
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I laughed at boonevile fans for that because hadn’t it been for sumrall, St. Patrick would’ve had a few championships themselves and no one would’ve said a word1 point
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It is amusing that, for years, the chatter was that MAIS teams would be unable to compete with MHSAA teams. Now that they've been successful, the chatter is that they're too good to compete with schools of the same size.1 point
