FCYBL All County Teams

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Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how some of these all county selections are made. After my son played Sunday, we stayed to watch a Gainesville vs Vienna game. The basketball community is small and we know the best players, this has peaked my curiosity and I’ve been trying to figure this out.
The Gainesville team had 4 All County Selections and the kid who is clearly their best player wasn’t even on the list. We know the Vienna players and of their three best players, one made the list twice, 2 were left off, and there was a questionable selection to the list.
Does each coach select which players they want from their team, do opposing coaches have a vote, how does this work? Are there any checks and balances that the league incorporates.
The selections from my sons team looked pretty accurate. The kids know who the top players are and I would hate to think, a coach would purposely mess a kid over, for whatever reason, even though sometimes you may hear rumors.

Coaches nominate up to 3 players as well as MVP nomination (if in top 5 of standings at time of nominations), including brief write up for each player on contribution/strengths. Then opposing coaches vote for up to 5 of the slate of nominees (as well as MVP winner). Coaches are NOT allowed to vote for their own players though don’t know how closely the league checks that (would have to be caught manually) and may lead to some shenanigans. But overall it’s opposing coaches recognizing top players without voting for their own.

Okay, so a kid can’t make it, if the coach doesn’t nominate him? And if the coach nominates 2 kids and one of them is also nominated for MVP, that kids name may come up twice.
Opposing coaches can see who the best player is, so when a kid is obviously messed over, it’s likely an in-house thing right?

A kid could be having one amazing game that doesn't reflect his whole season.

If the coach makes a MISTAKE and puts a kids name down for MVP and regular all-league, then that kid's name would come up twice.

The only way to be considered for all-league is for a player's coach to nominate him.

A kid being 'obviously messed over' (let me guess, it’s your kid)....not sure what you mean by that. Most coaches nominate their best players. With "best" to include practice attendance, teamwork, good sportsmanship, good attitude etc. My husband coached in this league for five seasons and we have never not seen the clearly strongest players not nominated for all league. Now the next, more subjective tier, sure.

Not my kid, but the Gainesvilles best player and he is hands down the best did not get one of 4 spots given to kids on that team. He got skipped 4 times. We are talking about the strongest, most athletic kid in the division. He needs some work, but he’s head and shoulders the best.

Then he got skipped over by his own coach, who may have some good reasons why the others were nominated and possibly went back and forth on which to nominate and which to leave off. It's worth acknowledging the three that were not the MVP nominations were ALL voted to the all county team by the coach's peers, so clearly they are good in their own right and it supports the player's coach's decision. Strongest most athletic doesn't mean best basketball player or even the best at a particular aspect of the game. You said it yourself the kid needs some work. This selection or omission has no bearing on this player's future as a basketball player. There's always next year, or always another team if getting the accolade is that important.

The kid needs work, but he doesn’t need work to be the best player on that team or probably the most attractive player in the league to a recruiter. Probably wouldn’t have given him the MVP, but he still was the most dominant player in the league. The MVP didn’t even come from his team. There is just no justification on the Gainesville kid being left out. I have played against the kid for years and never seen him demonstrate poor sportsmanship. I do know that he also plays for Takeover so maybe he missed some practices, but that doesn’t take away from him being the best player on the team.

The Vienna Coach is going through some things. He coaches the same age group of AAU players and I am hearing that most of his team left him. One of the AAU kids unfortunately, was also on his County team and certainly one of the top 3 players. He coincidentally has been getting benched after informing the coach that he would not return to his AAU team and just happened to be overlooked for the All County selection. Don’t know why the the other of his top 3 guys didn’t get selected.

I’d hate to think the Vienna coach was holding grudges and not coaching with integrity. I have been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I guess if it walks likes a duck………

You complained about this last year, too. These are 5th-8th graders and you seem way too invested. Was your son not chosen and you are salty? Or you are posting multiple times about a kid whom you don't know and isn't even on your team? So strange.

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Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how some of these all county selections are made. After my son played Sunday, we stayed to watch a Gainesville vs Vienna game. The basketball community is small and we know the best players, this has peaked my curiosity and I’ve been trying to figure this out.
The Gainesville team had 4 All County Selections and the kid who is clearly their best player wasn’t even on the list. We know the Vienna players and of their three best players, one made the list twice, 2 were left off, and there was a questionable selection to the list.
Does each coach select which players they want from their team, do opposing coaches have a vote, how does this work? Are there any checks and balances that the league incorporates.
The selections from my sons team looked pretty accurate. The kids know who the top players are and I would hate to think, a coach would purposely mess a kid over, for whatever reason, even though sometimes you may hear rumors.

Coaches nominate up to 3 players as well as MVP nomination (if in top 5 of standings at time of nominations), including brief write up for each player on contribution/strengths. Then opposing coaches vote for up to 5 of the slate of nominees (as well as MVP winner). Coaches are NOT allowed to vote for their own players though don’t know how closely the league checks that (would have to be caught manually) and may lead to some shenanigans. But overall it’s opposing coaches recognizing top players without voting for their own.

Okay, so a kid can’t make it, if the coach doesn’t nominate him? And if the coach nominates 2 kids and one of them is also nominated for MVP, that kids name may come up twice.
Opposing coaches can see who the best player is, so when a kid is obviously messed over, it’s likely an in-house thing right?

A kid could be having one amazing game that doesn't reflect his whole season.

If the coach makes a MISTAKE and puts a kids name down for MVP and regular all-league, then that kid's name would come up twice.

The only way to be considered for all-league is for a player's coach to nominate him.

A kid being 'obviously messed over' (let me guess, it’s your kid)....not sure what you mean by that. Most coaches nominate their best players. With "best" to include practice attendance, teamwork, good sportsmanship, good attitude etc. My husband coached in this league for five seasons and we have never not seen the clearly strongest players not nominated for all league. Now the next, more subjective tier, sure.

Not my kid, but the Gainesvilles best player and he is hands down the best did not get one of 4 spots given to kids on that team. He got skipped 4 times. We are talking about the strongest, most athletic kid in the division. He needs some work, but he’s head and shoulders the best.

Then he got skipped over by his own coach, who may have some good reasons why the others were nominated and possibly went back and forth on which to nominate and which to leave off. It's worth acknowledging the three that were not the MVP nominations were ALL voted to the all county team by the coach's peers, so clearly they are good in their own right and it supports the player's coach's decision. Strongest most athletic doesn't mean best basketball player or even the best at a particular aspect of the game. You said it yourself the kid needs some work. This selection or omission has no bearing on this player's future as a basketball player. There's always next year, or always another team if getting the accolade is that important.

The kid needs work, but he doesn’t need work to be the best player on that team or probably the most attractive player in the league to a recruiter. Probably wouldn’t have given him the MVP, but he still was the most dominant player in the league. The MVP didn’t even come from his team. There is just no justification on the Gainesville kid being left out. I have played against the kid for years and never seen him demonstrate poor sportsmanship. I do know that he also plays for Takeover so maybe he missed some practices, but that doesn’t take away from him being the best player on the team.

The Vienna Coach is going through some things. He coaches the same age group of AAU players and I am hearing that most of his team left him. One of the AAU kids unfortunately, was also on his County team and certainly one of the top 3 players. He coincidentally has been getting benched after informing the coach that he would not return to his AAU team and just happened to be overlooked for the All County selection. Don’t know why the the other of his top 3 guys didn’t get selected.

I’d hate to think the Vienna coach was holding grudges and not coaching with integrity. I have been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I guess if it walks likes a duck………

You complained about this last year, too. These are 5th-8th graders and you seem way too invested. Was your son not chosen and you are salty? Or you are posting multiple times about a kid whom you don't know and isn't even on your team? So strange.

Didn’t post last year. But if you must know, my son was kind of interested in the the Vienna coaches AAU team. I try to avoid coaches who are all about themselves and not the best for player development so I was trying to learn about him, but happened to witness the bs on the Gainesville team. These are kids and FCYBL should put measures in place to make thing’s fair. Not saying FCYBL is bad, but as humans would should always strive to make things better.

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Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how some of these all county selections are made. After my son played Sunday, we stayed to watch a Gainesville vs Vienna game. The basketball community is small and we know the best players, this has peaked my curiosity and I’ve been trying to figure this out.
The Gainesville team had 4 All County Selections and the kid who is clearly their best player wasn’t even on the list. We know the Vienna players and of their three best players, one made the list twice, 2 were left off, and there was a questionable selection to the list.
Does each coach select which players they want from their team, do opposing coaches have a vote, how does this work? Are there any checks and balances that the league incorporates.
The selections from my sons team looked pretty accurate. The kids know who the top players are and I would hate to think, a coach would purposely mess a kid over, for whatever reason, even though sometimes you may hear rumors.

Coaches nominate up to 3 players as well as MVP nomination (if in top 5 of standings at time of nominations), including brief write up for each player on contribution/strengths. Then opposing coaches vote for up to 5 of the slate of nominees (as well as MVP winner). Coaches are NOT allowed to vote for their own players though don’t know how closely the league checks that (would have to be caught manually) and may lead to some shenanigans. But overall it’s opposing coaches recognizing top players without voting for their own.

Okay, so a kid can’t make it, if the coach doesn’t nominate him? And if the coach nominates 2 kids and one of them is also nominated for MVP, that kids name may come up twice.
Opposing coaches can see who the best player is, so when a kid is obviously messed over, it’s likely an in-house thing right?

A kid could be having one amazing game that doesn't reflect his whole season.

If the coach makes a MISTAKE and puts a kids name down for MVP and regular all-league, then that kid's name would come up twice.

The only way to be considered for all-league is for a player's coach to nominate him.

A kid being 'obviously messed over' (let me guess, it’s your kid)....not sure what you mean by that. Most coaches nominate their best players. With "best" to include practice attendance, teamwork, good sportsmanship, good attitude etc. My husband coached in this league for five seasons and we have never not seen the clearly strongest players not nominated for all league. Now the next, more subjective tier, sure.

Not my kid, but the Gainesvilles best player and he is hands down the best did not get one of 4 spots given to kids on that team. He got skipped 4 times. We are talking about the strongest, most athletic kid in the division. He needs some work, but he’s head and shoulders the best.

Then he got skipped over by his own coach, who may have some good reasons why the others were nominated and possibly went back and forth on which to nominate and which to leave off. It's worth acknowledging the three that were not the MVP nominations were ALL voted to the all county team by the coach's peers, so clearly they are good in their own right and it supports the player's coach's decision. Strongest most athletic doesn't mean best basketball player or even the best at a particular aspect of the game. You said it yourself the kid needs some work. This selection or omission has no bearing on this player's future as a basketball player. There's always next year, or always another team if getting the accolade is that important.

The kid needs work, but he doesn’t need work to be the best player on that team or probably the most attractive player in the league to a recruiter. Probably wouldn’t have given him the MVP, but he still was the most dominant player in the league. The MVP didn’t even come from his team. There is just no justification on the Gainesville kid being left out. I have played against the kid for years and never seen him demonstrate poor sportsmanship. I do know that he also plays for Takeover so maybe he missed some practices, but that doesn’t take away from him being the best player on the team.

The Vienna Coach is going through some things. He coaches the same age group of AAU players and I am hearing that most of his team left him. One of the AAU kids unfortunately, was also on his County team and certainly one of the top 3 players. He coincidentally has been getting benched after informing the coach that he would not return to his AAU team and just happened to be overlooked for the All County selection. Don’t know why the the other of his top 3 guys didn’t get selected.

I’d hate to think the Vienna coach was holding grudges and not coaching with integrity. I have been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I guess if it walks likes a duck………

What AAU team does the Vienna guy coach?

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OP, you are suspiciously invested in a player from Gainesville, who your kid has olayed against for years (but not in fcybl, as thet haven't been included for years).

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I think having the other coaches vote is pretty fair.

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If a kid plays for another team and misses practices (choosing that team over his FCYBL team), but other players are putting the FCYBL team first and coming to every practice and game...then absolutely the coach is justified in nominating the players who put the team first. I mean, duh.

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Boy does OP sure know a lot about this other player.

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Anonymous wrote:I think having the other coaches vote is pretty fair.

Agreed. The 5th grade all stars for the past two years have seemed pretty spot on.

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Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how some of these all county selections are made. After my son played Sunday, we stayed to watch a Gainesville vs Vienna game. The basketball community is small and we know the best players, this has peaked my curiosity and I’ve been trying to figure this out.
The Gainesville team had 4 All County Selections and the kid who is clearly their best player wasn’t even on the list. We know the Vienna players and of their three best players, one made the list twice, 2 were left off, and there was a questionable selection to the list.
Does each coach select which players they want from their team, do opposing coaches have a vote, how does this work? Are there any checks and balances that the league incorporates.
The selections from my sons team looked pretty accurate. The kids know who the top players are and I would hate to think, a coach would purposely mess a kid over, for whatever reason, even though sometimes you may hear rumors.

Coaches nominate up to 3 players as well as MVP nomination (if in top 5 of standings at time of nominations), including brief write up for each player on contribution/strengths. Then opposing coaches vote for up to 5 of the slate of nominees (as well as MVP winner). Coaches are NOT allowed to vote for their own players though don’t know how closely the league checks that (would have to be caught manually) and may lead to some shenanigans. But overall it’s opposing coaches recognizing top players without voting for their own.

Okay, so a kid can’t make it, if the coach doesn’t nominate him? And if the coach nominates 2 kids and one of them is also nominated for MVP, that kids name may come up twice.
Opposing coaches can see who the best player is, so when a kid is obviously messed over, it’s likely an in-house thing right?

A kid could be having one amazing game that doesn't reflect his whole season.

If the coach makes a MISTAKE and puts a kids name down for MVP and regular all-league, then that kid's name would come up twice.

The only way to be considered for all-league is for a player's coach to nominate him.

A kid being 'obviously messed over' (let me guess, it’s your kid)....not sure what you mean by that. Most coaches nominate their best players. With "best" to include practice attendance, teamwork, good sportsmanship, good attitude etc. My husband coached in this league for five seasons and we have never not seen the clearly strongest players not nominated for all league. Now the next, more subjective tier, sure.

Not my kid, but the Gainesvilles best player and he is hands down the best did not get one of 4 spots given to kids on that team. He got skipped 4 times. We are talking about the strongest, most athletic kid in the division. He needs some work, but he’s head and shoulders the best.

Then he got skipped over by his own coach, who may have some good reasons why the others were nominated and possibly went back and forth on which to nominate and which to leave off. It's worth acknowledging the three that were not the MVP nominations were ALL voted to the all county team by the coach's peers, so clearly they are good in their own right and it supports the player's coach's decision. Strongest most athletic doesn't mean best basketball player or even the best at a particular aspect of the game. You said it yourself the kid needs some work. This selection or omission has no bearing on this player's future as a basketball player. There's always next year, or always another team if getting the accolade is that important.

The kid needs work, but he doesn’t need work to be the best player on that team or probably the most attractive player in the league to a recruiter. Probably wouldn’t have given him the MVP, but he still was the most dominant player in the league. The MVP didn’t even come from his team. There is just no justification on the Gainesville kid being left out. I have played against the kid for years and never seen him demonstrate poor sportsmanship. I do know that he also plays for Takeover so maybe he missed some practices, but that doesn’t take away from him being the best player on the team.

The Vienna Coach is going through some things. He coaches the same age group of AAU players and I am hearing that most of his team left him. One of the AAU kids unfortunately, was also on his County team and certainly one of the top 3 players. He coincidentally has been getting benched after informing the coach that he would not return to his AAU team and just happened to be overlooked for the All County selection. Don’t know why the the other of his top 3 guys didn’t get selected.

I’d hate to think the Vienna coach was holding grudges and not coaching with integrity. I have been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I guess if it walks likes a duck………

What AAU team does the Vienna guy coach?

Pretty sure we all know. There is a 50 post thread on this same page that discusses it a lot.

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Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how some of these all county selections are made. After my son played Sunday, we stayed to watch a Gainesville vs Vienna game. The basketball community is small and we know the best players, this has peaked my curiosity and I’ve been trying to figure this out.
The Gainesville team had 4 All County Selections and the kid who is clearly their best player wasn’t even on the list. We know the Vienna players and of their three best players, one made the list twice, 2 were left off, and there was a questionable selection to the list.
Does each coach select which players they want from their team, do opposing coaches have a vote, how does this work? Are there any checks and balances that the league incorporates.
The selections from my sons team looked pretty accurate. The kids know who the top players are and I would hate to think, a coach would purposely mess a kid over, for whatever reason, even though sometimes you may hear rumors.

Coaches nominate up to 3 players as well as MVP nomination (if in top 5 of standings at time of nominations), including brief write up for each player on contribution/strengths. Then opposing coaches vote for up to 5 of the slate of nominees (as well as MVP winner). Coaches are NOT allowed to vote for their own players though don’t know how closely the league checks that (would have to be caught manually) and may lead to some shenanigans. But overall it’s opposing coaches recognizing top players without voting for their own.

Okay, so a kid can’t make it, if the coach doesn’t nominate him? And if the coach nominates 2 kids and one of them is also nominated for MVP, that kids name may come up twice.
Opposing coaches can see who the best player is, so when a kid is obviously messed over, it’s likely an in-house thing right?

A kid could be having one amazing game that doesn't reflect his whole season.

If the coach makes a MISTAKE and puts a kids name down for MVP and regular all-league, then that kid's name would come up twice.

The only way to be considered for all-league is for a player's coach to nominate him.

A kid being 'obviously messed over' (let me guess, it’s your kid)....not sure what you mean by that. Most coaches nominate their best players. With "best" to include practice attendance, teamwork, good sportsmanship, good attitude etc. My husband coached in this league for five seasons and we have never not seen the clearly strongest players not nominated for all league. Now the next, more subjective tier, sure.

Not my kid, but the Gainesvilles best player and he is hands down the best did not get one of 4 spots given to kids on that team. He got skipped 4 times. We are talking about the strongest, most athletic kid in the division. He needs some work, but he’s head and shoulders the best.

Then he got skipped over by his own coach, who may have some good reasons why the others were nominated and possibly went back and forth on which to nominate and which to leave off. It's worth acknowledging the three that were not the MVP nominations were ALL voted to the all county team by the coach's peers, so clearly they are good in their own right and it supports the player's coach's decision. Strongest most athletic doesn't mean best basketball player or even the best at a particular aspect of the game. You said it yourself the kid needs some work. This selection or omission has no bearing on this player's future as a basketball player. There's always next year, or always another team if getting the accolade is that important.

The kid needs work, but he doesn’t need work to be the best player on that team or probably the most attractive player in the league to a recruiter. Probably wouldn’t have given him the MVP, but he still was the most dominant player in the league. The MVP didn’t even come from his team. There is just no justification on the Gainesville kid being left out. I have played against the kid for years and never seen him demonstrate poor sportsmanship. I do know that he also plays for Takeover so maybe he missed some practices, but that doesn’t take away from him being the best player on the team.

The Vienna Coach is going through some things. He coaches the same age group of AAU players and I am hearing that most of his team left him. One of the AAU kids unfortunately, was also on his County team and certainly one of the top 3 players. He coincidentally has been getting benched after informing the coach that he would not return to his AAU team and just happened to be overlooked for the All County selection. Don’t know why the the other of his top 3 guys didn’t get selected.

I’d hate to think the Vienna coach was holding grudges and not coaching with integrity. I have been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I guess if it walks likes a duck………

What AAU team does the Vienna guy coach?

Pretty sure we all know. There is a 50 post thread on this same page that discusses it a lot.

Not really. There are multiple vienna coaches that coach the Nova Cavs. Some coach Nova94, and also some other organizations. The basketball community is small. Especially if you are talking about elite players and top teams. The players mostly know each other and many of the parents know each other

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Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how some of these all county selections are made. After my son played Sunday, we stayed to watch a Gainesville vs Vienna game. The basketball community is small and we know the best players, this has peaked my curiosity and I’ve been trying to figure this out.
The Gainesville team had 4 All County Selections and the kid who is clearly their best player wasn’t even on the list. We know the Vienna players and of their three best players, one made the list twice, 2 were left off, and there was a questionable selection to the list.
Does each coach select which players they want from their team, do opposing coaches have a vote, how does this work? Are there any checks and balances that the league incorporates.
The selections from my sons team looked pretty accurate. The kids know who the top players are and I would hate to think, a coach would purposely mess a kid over, for whatever reason, even though sometimes you may hear rumors.

Coaches nominate up to 3 players as well as MVP nomination (if in top 5 of standings at time of nominations), including brief write up for each player on contribution/strengths. Then opposing coaches vote for up to 5 of the slate of nominees (as well as MVP winner). Coaches are NOT allowed to vote for their own players though don’t know how closely the league checks that (would have to be caught manually) and may lead to some shenanigans. But overall it’s opposing coaches recognizing top players without voting for their own.

Okay, so a kid can’t make it, if the coach doesn’t nominate him? And if the coach nominates 2 kids and one of them is also nominated for MVP, that kids name may come up twice.
Opposing coaches can see who the best player is, so when a kid is obviously messed over, it’s likely an in-house thing right?

A kid could be having one amazing game that doesn't reflect his whole season.

If the coach makes a MISTAKE and puts a kids name down for MVP and regular all-league, then that kid's name would come up twice.

The only way to be considered for all-league is for a player's coach to nominate him.

A kid being 'obviously messed over' (let me guess, it’s your kid)....not sure what you mean by that. Most coaches nominate their best players. With "best" to include practice attendance, teamwork, good sportsmanship, good attitude etc. My husband coached in this league for five seasons and we have never not seen the clearly strongest players not nominated for all league. Now the next, more subjective tier, sure.

Not my kid, but the Gainesvilles best player and he is hands down the best did not get one of 4 spots given to kids on that team. He got skipped 4 times. We are talking about the strongest, most athletic kid in the division. He needs some work, but he’s head and shoulders the best.

Then he got skipped over by his own coach, who may have some good reasons why the others were nominated and possibly went back and forth on which to nominate and which to leave off. It's worth acknowledging the three that were not the MVP nominations were ALL voted to the all county team by the coach's peers, so clearly they are good in their own right and it supports the player's coach's decision. Strongest most athletic doesn't mean best basketball player or even the best at a particular aspect of the game. You said it yourself the kid needs some work. This selection or omission has no bearing on this player's future as a basketball player. There's always next year, or always another team if getting the accolade is that important.

The kid needs work, but he doesn’t need work to be the best player on that team or probably the most attractive player in the league to a recruiter. Probably wouldn’t have given him the MVP, but he still was the most dominant player in the league. The MVP didn’t even come from his team. There is just no justification on the Gainesville kid being left out. I have played against the kid for years and never seen him demonstrate poor sportsmanship. I do know that he also plays for Takeover so maybe he missed some practices, but that doesn’t take away from him being the best player on the team.

The Vienna Coach is going through some things. He coaches the same age group of AAU players and I am hearing that most of his team left him. One of the AAU kids unfortunately, was also on his County team and certainly one of the top 3 players. He coincidentally has been getting benched after informing the coach that he would not return to his AAU team and just happened to be overlooked for the All County selection. Don’t know why the the other of his top 3 guys didn’t get selected.

I’d hate to think the Vienna coach was holding grudges and not coaching with integrity. I have been trying to give him the benefit of the doubt, but I guess if it walks likes a duck………

What AAU team does the Vienna guy coach?

Nova94 Premier, accept since almost his entire team left, I don’t think they will be Premier anymore.

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Point guards make the difference in FCYBL. Year in and year out, the two teams playing for the championship are the teams with the strongest point guards plus an additional player.

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Anonymous wrote:Point guards make the difference in FCYBL. Year in and year out, the two teams playing for the championship are the teams with the strongest point guards plus an additional player.

What Championship? The strongest point guards went down in the semifinals in 7th grade D1. McLean has a pretty good combo guard who can be a big man if necessary that runs the point. Gainesville has shooters and size.

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Anonymous wrote:The coach's favorite will be selected not the best player.

Unfortunately, this exactly what is happening. On the bright side, it is a good way to learn behaviors and practices of a Coach.

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Anonymous wrote:The coach's favorite will be selected not the best player.

Unfortunately, this exactly what is happening. On the bright side, it is a good way to learn behaviors and practices of a Coach.

This is OP, talking to herself.