No it is not the responsibility of the reader to verify your statement. If you can’t backvit up don’t write it. It’s nit even remotely reasonable. You wrote it as if you KNEW the information. Now we all see it was a guess on your part. Why don’t you PROVE your statement? What a loser
I second the original post... judging from the tone of your response - truth is too close to home... sorry, Early recruiting is done. UNC, Hopkins (greatest offenders) had missed on too many reclassified and early bloomers... FACT.
...and we ALL Dont have to think too hard for first hand examples, of where reclassified diminished returns, from coaches and player perspectives.
This is true. Was also wondering......are there actually any Cham boys in college making an impact on their team besides Fowler? Seems like mostly LI public school boys are game changers in college this year.
HAHA! So, you are comparing 1 HS's (Chaminade) volume of impact players vs the entire combined LI public HS player pool?? ...you set a high bar!!
BTW - How many LI HS do you know that claims (5/6) class 2017 players, starting on D1 Programs as Freshman??
All the players who are attending or attended Chaminade were not developed by Chaminade. Chaminade has the luxury of having players attend from all over Long Island. The best players who also have strong academics that have been the best players early on in the lacrosse community. Unlike public schools who rely on the pool of players within their community. Look at the luxury they have. Who else has that luxury. How many good to great players attend chaminade and never play. I would consider it a failure if they are not the best program in the country every year. What other school has the pool of players that Chaminade has. Some may say St. Anthony's but I think that the academic rigors that Chaminade has differentiates it. It takes a very committed student athlete to attend and also the all boy aspect.
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