[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Spalding has good football with players going to Maryland and Pennstate this yr
Spaulding beat Gonzaga but St. John’s would wreck any MIAA school in football just like they would in lacrosse. Not really close.
Why would anyone from the MIAA think it’s smart to compare WCAC football with their beloved MIAA? Stick to lacrosse. You still have some convinced your the best lacrosse league.
Unfortunately you kicked out your only legit football program.
Who was comparing the leagues? Clearly you have trouble reading and comprehension. Miaa lacrosse players actually play football along with other sports.It is why the MIAA is the best lacrosse conference. 6-7 teams(out of 9) consistently ranked nationally,not 1 or 2. We get that SCJ parents are bitter that little ralphie had to stop playing football in the high school for fear.Hard to swallow after so much success playing peewee.SJC after this year will be non existent in the lacrosse world.Big differnce in having 1o r 2 good seasons vs decades of winning!
This post shows that MIAA fans are still living on past successes. The league has been pretty mediocre the last several years. Which in turn results in powerhouses from other leagues coming into your back yard and beating your top teams.
MIAA 2017: +25% of league in top 20
MIAA 2018: +25% of league in top 20
MIAA 2019: National #1`
MIAA 2020: National #1 and 45% of league in top 25
MIAA 2021: +25% of league in top 12 spots
MIAA 2022: +35% of league in top 20
Calvert Hall seems to be in the top 6 or 7 every year and 2 years at #1. BL and McDonogh are right there with them in the top spots year after year.
Calvert should be in tops of the league ever year in ever sport they are the biggest all boys school around.
So, that's not how private school recruitment works.
Come to think of it, it's not high public school works either. The top 10 largest high schools in Maryland have a combined 6 or so football state championships in the last 50 years. I would guess that lacrosse is about the same.
Spalding has good football with players going to Maryland and Pennstate this yr
Spaulding beat Gonzaga but St. John’s would wreck any MIAA school in football just like they would in lacrosse. Not really close.
Why would anyone from the MIAA think it’s smart to compare WCAC football with their beloved MIAA? Stick to lacrosse. You still have some convinced your the best lacrosse league.
Unfortunately you kicked out your only legit football program.
Who was comparing the leagues? Clearly you have trouble reading and comprehension. Miaa lacrosse players actually play football along with other sports.It is why the MIAA is the best lacrosse conference. 6-7 teams(out of 9) consistently ranked nationally,not 1 or 2. We get that SCJ parents are bitter that little ralphie had to stop playing football in the high school for fear.Hard to swallow after so much success playing peewee.SJC after this year will be non existent in the lacrosse world.Big differnce in having 1o r 2 good seasons vs decades of winning!
This post shows that MIAA fans are still living on past successes. The league has been pretty mediocre the last several years. Which in turn results in powerhouses from other leagues coming into your back yard and beating your top teams.
Woah, let's not move the goalposts. Now we're just looking at a subset of MIAA teams against "powerhouses from other leagues?"
Let's get back to the WCAC.
3 WCAC teams in the national top 25. 6 MIAA teams in the national top 25.
2 WCAC teams in the top 10, 2 MIAA teams in the top 10.[/quote]
Look for Gonzaga to drop considerably in the rankings after they get thumped by SJC. With their top attackman out for the season now, Gonzaga drops back to the pack. This would be like Spaulding without Mighty Mouse.[/quote
Only teams that matter are the Top 10. The rest are whatever teams. Not sure how far Gonzaga will drop but they can’t fall too far if they lose to St. John’s. BL and CH both lost to St. John’s and are still in the top 10.
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