Anyone know the score of the Sidwell Flint Hill game?

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Anonymous wrote:Didn't Sidwell just have a football player go to Stanford? From my understanding he received full paying offers from every Big 10.


This is true. A wonderful aberration.

But here's the crazy part. When he played high school ball last year, the rest of the team was so checked out that Sidwell lost even more badly than this year! That's why Sidwell now has formal teams made up of homeschooled Christians on its schedule. Have to find someone somewhere to beat. Kind of amazing that injuries don't pile up. Are they all just running away from the ball, for safety?


If you know anything about football, then you know that one stellar player does not a team make. But the beauty of the player being referenced is that his academics and character were so high that he made it easy to receive offers from just about every Power 5 team and Ivy league team in the country. One doesn't need to be a 3rd string TE at St Johns or DeMatha. If they can achieve academically at Sidwell, they can realize whatever college dreams they might have athletically.


Another example of Sidwell advocates talking nonsense. I wonder if it's the same person over and over or multiple people. It's particularly egregious because a simple internet search would show exactly where he received offers. And for the record he was a 3 star recruit and the 470th highest ranked player in his class.

https://247sports.com/Player/Walter-Rouse-46053801/

Yes he did receive offers from many Ivy League schools but besides Ohio State and ND no big time football schools recruited him. Not a single SEC school was interested besides Vanderbilt (and they are by FAR the worst team in the conference.) Schools like Duke, Wake Forrest, Rutgers, Maryland, Indiana, Northwestern and yes the #42 RPI ranked Stanford were at his level. Normally I wouldn't even bother with this kind of posts but these delusional Sidwell parents need a bit of perspective.

http://www.espn.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/233832/walter-rouse


He had committable offers from Ohio State and Alabama. The rest of the SEC was in touch with him but knew he was too high of an academic kid to consider their schools. He had an offer from Notre Dame which was he visited before he committed to Stanford. The P5 schools know where kids fall academically and from a football perspective. Any academic school worth its salt offered the kid.


Alabama didn't offer this kid anything. More nonsense. Ohio State and ND were already mentioned. He's a solidly average 3 star DI player. Don't make him out to be some superstar at the next level. He's not.

And this nonsense about 'the rest of the SEC' recruiting him but he was just tooo smart to go there? The list of schools where he was offered was linked above. 6 Ivies and a bunch of low-end DI schools + Ohio State/ND. About what you would expect for the 470th best prospect in his class coming from an elite academic school.
Anonymous
Hey Sidwell parents, and I am one, please stop giving this moron oxygen. I think I know who you are, and it’s really embarrassing to be wasting your time going back-and-forth with this idiot. Please just let this thread die. The OP is obviously sick.
Anonymous
Sick and a Flint Hill parent
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Didn't Sidwell just have a football player go to Stanford? From my understanding he received full paying offers from every Big 10.


This is true. A wonderful aberration.

But here's the crazy part. When he played high school ball last year, the rest of the team was so checked out that Sidwell lost even more badly than this year! That's why Sidwell now has formal teams made up of homeschooled Christians on its schedule. Have to find someone somewhere to beat. Kind of amazing that injuries don't pile up. Are they all just running away from the ball, for safety?


If you know anything about football, then you know that one stellar player does not a team make. But the beauty of the player being referenced is that his academics and character were so high that he made it easy to receive offers from just about every Power 5 team and Ivy league team in the country. One doesn't need to be a 3rd string TE at St Johns or DeMatha. If they can achieve academically at Sidwell, they can realize whatever college dreams they might have athletically.


Another example of Sidwell advocates talking nonsense. I wonder if it's the same person over and over or multiple people. It's particularly egregious because a simple internet search would show exactly where he received offers. And for the record he was a 3 star recruit and the 470th highest ranked player in his class.

https://247sports.com/Player/Walter-Rouse-46053801/

Yes he did receive offers from many Ivy League schools but besides Ohio State and ND no big time football schools recruited him. Not a single SEC school was interested besides Vanderbilt (and they are by FAR the worst team in the conference.) Schools like Duke, Wake Forrest, Rutgers, Maryland, Indiana, Northwestern and yes the #42 RPI ranked Stanford were at his level. Normally I wouldn't even bother with this kind of posts but these delusional Sidwell parents need a bit of perspective.

http://www.espn.com/college-sports/football/recruiting/player/_/id/233832/walter-rouse


actually, he wants to be a neurosurgeon. i think stanford's a great fit for him.
Anonymous
https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Walter-Rouse-117511/RecruitInterests/

Partial offer list includes the afore mentioned schools as well as those football slouches Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Nebraska.



A bunch of third tier football schools.

/s
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Didn't Sidwell just have a football player go to Stanford? From my understanding he received full paying offers from every Big 10.


This is true. A wonderful aberration.

But here's the crazy part. When he played high school ball last year, the rest of the team was so checked out that Sidwell lost even more badly than this year! That's why Sidwell now has formal teams made up of homeschooled Christians on its schedule. Have to find someone somewhere to beat. Kind of amazing that injuries don't pile up. Are they all just running away from the ball, for safety?


I am hearing different things. My daughter has a couple of friends at Sidwell and I hearing their boys basketball team is stacked. They also have some incoming blue chips being considered for next year.


Yes, boys won DC State last year. And basketball is a sport for which Sidwell does some recruiting, not a lot as compared to many area privates, but perhaps 1 or 2 players a year. They lost a lot of talented seniors, but they still have a lot of talent, especially within the sophomore and freshman classes. They also have some terrific players in the middle school coming up in the next couple of years. Look for some outstanding performances this year. The youngsters will be fun to watch.


Nobody cares who wins "dc state". It's not a real title.


That fact that you said that let’s me know you know nothing about basketball in the DMV. The DC title is known nationally to be one of the hardest tournaments. DC is known as the Mecca of D1 basketball players who play for DC schools or privates. Stick to crew or whatever you know, basketball is definitely not it. You have to be a suburbanite. A section is quartered off for DC state finals for recruiters from Georgetown, UMD, Villanova and etc. stay in the burbs



The WCAC is one of the best in the nation for bball, especially. This "tournament" is held after these season is over, and many kids have moved on to other sports. It's basically just for DC public schools. Not prestigious at all, Sidwell mom.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Didn't Sidwell just have a football player go to Stanford? From my understanding he received full paying offers from every Big 10.


This is true. A wonderful aberration.

But here's the crazy part. When he played high school ball last year, the rest of the team was so checked out that Sidwell lost even more badly than this year! That's why Sidwell now has formal teams made up of homeschooled Christians on its schedule. Have to find someone somewhere to beat. Kind of amazing that injuries don't pile up. Are they all just running away from the ball, for safety?


I am hearing different things. My daughter has a couple of friends at Sidwell and I hearing their boys basketball team is stacked. They also have some incoming blue chips being considered for next year.


Yes, boys won DC State last year. And basketball is a sport for which Sidwell does some recruiting, not a lot as compared to many area privates, but perhaps 1 or 2 players a year. They lost a lot of talented seniors, but they still have a lot of talent, especially within the sophomore and freshman classes. They also have some terrific players in the middle school coming up in the next couple of years. Look for some outstanding performances this year. The youngsters will be fun to watch.


Nobody cares who wins "dc state". It's not a real title.


That fact that you said that let’s me know you know nothing about basketball in the DMV. The DC title is known nationally to be one of the hardest tournaments. DC is known as the Mecca of D1 basketball players who play for DC schools or privates. Stick to crew or whatever you know, basketball is definitely not it. You have to be a suburbanite. A section is quartered off for DC state finals for recruiters from Georgetown, UMD, Villanova and etc. stay in the burbs



The WCAC is one of the best in the nation for bball, especially. This "tournament" is held after these season is over, and many kids have moved on to other sports. It's basically just for DC public schools. Not prestigious at all, Sidwell mom.


Hate to bust your bubble but your private school athletes can’t hold a candle to DCPS athletes. True grit and grimy players that leave everything on the court. These are the kids Team Durant, CP3 and etc want.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Didn't Sidwell just have a football player go to Stanford? From my understanding he received full paying offers from every Big 10.


This is true. A wonderful aberration.

But here's the crazy part. When he played high school ball last year, the rest of the team was so checked out that Sidwell lost even more badly than this year! That's why Sidwell now has formal teams made up of homeschooled Christians on its schedule. Have to find someone somewhere to beat. Kind of amazing that injuries don't pile up. Are they all just running away from the ball, for safety?


I am hearing different things. My daughter has a couple of friends at Sidwell and I hearing their boys basketball team is stacked. They also have some incoming blue chips being considered for next year.


Yes, boys won DC State last year. And basketball is a sport for which Sidwell does some recruiting, not a lot as compared to many area privates, but perhaps 1 or 2 players a year. They lost a lot of talented seniors, but they still have a lot of talent, especially within the sophomore and freshman classes. They also have some terrific players in the middle school coming up in the next couple of years. Look for some outstanding performances this year. The youngsters will be fun to watch.


Nobody cares who wins "dc state". It's not a real title.


That fact that you said that let’s me know you know nothing about basketball in the DMV. The DC title is known nationally to be one of the hardest tournaments. DC is known as the Mecca of D1 basketball players who play for DC schools or privates. Stick to crew or whatever you know, basketball is definitely not it. You have to be a suburbanite. A section is quartered off for DC state finals for recruiters from Georgetown, UMD, Villanova and etc. stay in the burbs



The WCAC is one of the best in the nation for bball, especially. This "tournament" is held after these season is over, and many kids have moved on to other sports. It's basically just for DC public schools. Not prestigious at all, Sidwell mom.


Do tell, how many varsity basketball players on Gonzaga and St Johns left the team for spring sports at the time of the tournament? (hint, I know the answer to this question but will wait for you to respond)
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hey Sidwell parents, and I am one, please stop giving this moron oxygen. I think I know who you are, and it’s really embarrassing to be wasting your time going back-and-forth with this idiot. Please just let this thread die. The OP is obviously sick.

It's not just one person, and you won't successfully use Trump-like intimidation tactics to shut down legitimate discussion of SFS's practices.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Walter-Rouse-117511/RecruitInterests/

Partial offer list includes the afore mentioned schools as well as those football slouches Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Nebraska.



A bunch of third tier football schools.

/s

No dog in this fight.. but Nebraska's program is awful. You should have quit while you were ahead.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Walter-Rouse-117511/RecruitInterests/

Partial offer list includes the afore mentioned schools as well as those football slouches Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Nebraska.



A bunch of third tier football schools.

/s

No dog in this fight.. but Nebraska's program is awful. You should have quit while you were ahead.


Awful program that still draws blue-chip recruits and is still considered a "blue blood."
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Walter-Rouse-117511/RecruitInterests/

Partial offer list includes the afore mentioned schools as well as those football slouches Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Nebraska.



A bunch of third tier football schools.

/s

No dog in this fight.. but Nebraska's program is awful. You should have quit while you were ahead.


Awful program that still draws blue-chip recruits and is still considered a "blue blood."


Unless you stepped out of a time machine into the 1970s, nobody considers Nebraska a "blue blood". LOL at Sidwell.
Anonymous
Football dummy proves the point again.
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