.....The Schwab wrote:Ok let me clarify, you are taking the top 2 teams in class A and placing them in the state class B tournament. Correct? They do not play any games during the regular season agains class B. Correct?
If that is the case and you say that one of the 2 class A teams would win the tournament only 30 percent of the time you are absolutely insane.
The Schwab wrote:I'm sorry I didn't follow your original post, you said throw them in the tournament, so I was clarifying.
winner-within wrote:The Schwab wrote:I'm sorry I didn't follow your original post, you said throw them in the tournament, so I was clarifying.
No worries
My point stems from watching Class a Towns...Langdon, Cavalier, Beulah, Grafton, Valley City ...(even lets say if Belcourt had or Jamestown) turn into Class B towns....Do they/Did they dominate and win the next 5 State Championships??....its not like they moved down from the enrollment cutoff by 100 students in that particular year of dropping down.
The Schwab wrote:winner-within wrote:The Schwab wrote:I'm sorry I didn't follow your original post, you said throw them in the tournament, so I was clarifying.
No worries
My point stems from watching Class a Towns...Langdon, Cavalier, Beulah, Grafton, Valley City ...(even lets say if Belcourt had or Jamestown) turn into Class B towns....Do they/Did they dominate and win the next 5 State Championships??....its not like they moved down from the enrollment cutoff by 100 students in that particular year of dropping down.
Ok but what you are saying is the top teams (more than likely an enrollment of 1000 plus) would be in a class/tournament with teams around 100-150, Year in and year out the teams with 6-10 times the number of students would get to state (Probably at around 99 percent) and win state (I'll say at 90 percent), the reason the percentage is lower on the second one because of your teams like 96-97 MPCG for example. This is not an insult to class B at all, but if you have 6-10 times the enrollment of another school you will win year in and year out, with the exception of those once in a generation type teams.
winner-within wrote:The Schwab wrote:I'm sorry I didn't follow your original post, you said throw them in the tournament, so I was clarifying.
No worries
My point stems from watching Class a Towns...Langdon, Cavalier, Beulah, Grafton, Valley City ...(even lets say if Belcourt had or Jamestown) turn into Class B towns....Do they/Did they dominate and win the next 5 State Championships??....its not like they moved down from the enrollment cutoff by 100 students in that particular year of dropping down.
The Schwab wrote:That's why i said MORE THAN LIKELY. I would say Shanley and Red River would have both walked through class B this year as well.
ndlionsfan wrote:winner-within wrote:The Schwab wrote:I'm sorry I didn't follow your original post, you said throw them in the tournament, so I was clarifying.
No worries
My point stems from watching Class a Towns...Langdon, Cavalier, Beulah, Grafton, Valley City ...(even lets say if Belcourt had or Jamestown) turn into Class B towns....Do they/Did they dominate and win the next 5 State Championships??....its not like they moved down from the enrollment cutoff by 100 students in that particular year of dropping down.
Grafton struggled to win any games in A before they dropped down, then it only took a couple years to start to win most of their games in B. Beulah was at state the years before moving up to A, struggled at A, then started dominating again at the B level. Valley City barely won any games in A then were towards the top of the region their only year in B. Like someone said before, Turtle Mtn won 2 games in class A this year, but only lost to the state runnerup in B by 6 points. I love class B basketball, and while there are some teams that could compete with class A teams at times, class A would dominate if there was 1 system.
winner-within wrote:The Schwab wrote:That's why i said MORE THAN LIKELY. I would say Shanley and Red River would have both walked through class B this year as well.
Nobody walks through any tournament in ND in any Class, at any level, mixed or not.....
The Schwab wrote:winner-within wrote:The Schwab wrote:That's why i said MORE THAN LIKELY. I would say Shanley and Red River would have both walked through class B this year as well.
Nobody walks through any tournament in ND in any Class, at any level, mixed or not.....
IF you put Shanley or Red River in this years state class B tournament (Lets say that they replace the 7th and 8th place teams, no disrespect to them). They both would have WALKED to the championship.
winner-within wrote:Glad you asked
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BEK
the hype is in the airwaves but in the Gym things have lessened...all the above create expectations in Players and teams to create falseness ....the Game is played on the floor not on a TV screen or smartphone or laptop etc etc....
Everyone's a Beast...This guys the best.... This guys no good...all this gets in heads, it haunts
Funniest thing I heard at State was a fan after a game hollering to the Players "stay off Preps, stay off preps"
Good advise?? maybe for the weak
See what I'm saying is, its not good nor bad that its commercial...its reality, and its how do you handle it,
but it is a big reason its not what it once was
Flip wrote:winner-within wrote:Glad you asked
youtube
BEK
the hype is in the airwaves but in the Gym things have lessened...all the above create expectations in Players and teams to create falseness ....the Game is played on the floor not on a TV screen or smartphone or laptop etc etc....
Everyone's a Beast...This guys the best.... This guys no good...all this gets in heads, it haunts
Funniest thing I heard at State was a fan after a game hollering to the Players "stay off Preps, stay off preps"
Good advise?? maybe for the weak
See what I'm saying is, its not good nor bad that its commercial...its reality, and its how do you handle it,
but it is a big reason its not what it once was
There is probably a word to describe what you're talking about, but the word isn't commercial.
The Schwab wrote:So we're not making this personal? But you take shots at region 7? I'm done discussing things with you.
The Schwab wrote:If you want to compare Region 7 to Region 2 they weren't close. Did you come watch any game in the Region 7 tournament? No you didn't.
The Schwab wrote:I will be the first one to admit that I didn't think that Milnor would win it, but congrats to them. Region 7 went 2-1 at this years state tournament, Region 2 went 0-3.
heimer wrote:A miracle in common sense or BOD members with a set.
winner-within wrote: I'll congratulate all the Regions.........and admit 7 was better than 2 and 1 was the best
Flip wrote:winner-within wrote: I'll congratulate all the Regions.........and admit 7 was better than 2 and 1 was the best
I guess that would make Region 2 the worst.
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