radar wrote:rep wrote:radar wrote:baseball wrote:[user=1314]radar[/user] wrote:
region one is the most talented in nd when you look at the studs on every team top to bottom, put the studs on an all star team and they beat any other region all star team in the state every year
.........he did
baseball if you read and understood the post as to what i meant, its that from the top teams to the bottom teams in the region, they each have one or two all state type players, its just that when it gets voted on the voters look at team records and who goes to the big show, thats who gets on the all state and shrine team ,region one always has multiple top ten scores and rebounders in the state
stats are meaningless, especially at the high school level.
stats is the way the game is decided and who goes on to play college ball da
almost laughable, that statement.
most college coaches know that it is pretty pointless to look at stats because in this state, there are too many chances to pad them, or to have them lowered dramatically, espcially at the class b level.
in region 3, the bottom-feeders tend to flip out if you don't have your starters pulled by the start of the fourth quarter, and, as in the case of pbk last season, guys like floorhaug and bata were only getting the chance to play 1/2 or 3/4 of 75 percent of the regular season because they were beating teams that badly.