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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Then just explain the disparity between P4 recruits. Nothing else. Just that single data point. [/quote]

GA is a newer league. ECNL pounced after the collapse of DA. GA actually is improving (and it's easy because it's hard for 1 league to maintain such a dominance) -- it's why ECNL is playing the numbers game with the scouts/schools at showcases. [/quote]

It appears that GA P4 recruits are actually going down. Not sure if that is because some bigger name clubs have left, taking their P4s with them or if the general skill level is going down. or both. [/quote]
This is the definition of a leading question.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leading_question

I could just as easily ask you...
How do you know you're gay if you've never been with a woman?[/quote]

OK, make it simpler, I will post the actual numbers and then you can tell me the whys?  Will that make you feel better counselor? 😂[/quote]

32 teams have 4+ P4 commits in the class of 2026. 6 of those are GA. 26 are ECNL.  And, just to remove doubt, Nationals are not one of the 32 teams so they are not skewing anything. So no leading questions just facts. ECNL simply dominates GA for high level soccer recruits.

Looking forward to rebuttal or moving of goalposts or whatever else you got……… counselor……….[/quote]
Hey one trick poney your cherry picked stats mean nothing. It would be fun to track how many of those hit the transfer portal or how many get replaced by transfer portal players.[/quote]
Speaking of cherry picked manipulated data...

More girls ECNL players hit the transfer portal in their first year than any other girls league?[/quote]

This!! I don’t care how many girls commit to a program out of high school. I want to know how many girls actually played all 4 years, got significant playing time, graduated with a degree, were happy with their choice and experience at college. These are the stats I want to see. Ecnl, Ga, who cares. Committing is not the goal, having a positive college experience is. [/quote]
Once you get to the Collegiate level nobody cares what youth league you played in. Either deliver on the field or get replaced by a player that will. Theres only so many graduating seniors (aging out eligability players might not be seniors) per team. Its probably a 10 to 1 chance for starting positions if you play the entire 4 years. [/quote]

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