wouldn't any team practice that way. do you think that the only motivated, hard working kids are attending Chaminade ? why?
The competition to maintain one's starting spot is certainly higher at schools like Chaminade that have far deeper rosters.
While first string players are generally about the same skill-wise vs. public schools (as evidenced by these programs trading wins every year), the third string at Chaminade are usually far better than their counterparts at even huge public schools like Ward Melville.
trading wins every year?? (alternative reality) - Chaminade lost 2 public school games last year, and the narrative was - "Chaminade's worst season in decades..."
Chaminade went 2-2 against Long Island public school teams last year. That's exactly what "trading wins" means in this context.
(I played at Chaminade and am about as big a homer as one can be.)
That's generous. how many public schools do know will have over almost 20 D1 commits (including IVY ACC, etc) contend with?
average HS is < 1, powehouse HS programs rarely > 4 d1 commits
How does that negate what I said?
