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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know what Hardy’s line up is but, I suspect they won’t be half as good as Deal. Back to an earlier post. I know majority of the kids on the Deal 7/8th team and I didn’t think any are from Shepherd so that contradicts the earlier posters hypothesis. [/quote]

That may be but the best two players (C&P) are black. Not trying to make this a black/white thing. They came to Deal via OOB. I’m
pretty certain one lives in Shepherd Park but attended another feeder. The point was, the whiter and richer Deal becomes, the less likely they will be able to field a competitive b-ball team in future years. That’s a fact. [/quote]

Most people don’t give a flying f about a competitive hoops team at Deal.  Now a competitive math team is a different story....[/quote]

How many St. John’s, Gonzaga, DeMatha, Sidwell, and GDS coaches at the latest math team trivia? Mic drop [/quote]

JFC, the only people on this thread (and maybe a couple others watching from the sidelines wide eyed like me) are those that made the team and those that didn't. PP is right the majority of the Deal population doesn't GAF about this, and what high school coaches might be "scouting" for talent. All of you arguing back and forth and the subtle identification about players is laughable and pathetic. The latest post about which players scored the most and their feeder school is just dumb at its core.[/quote]

I am in IB Deal parent and no my child doesn’t play basketball. Tired of the argument that Deal or Wilson sports would be non existent if it weren’t for Shepherd or OOB families. [/quote]

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