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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A couple years ago, an AAU team tried to field a team in FCYBL WITHOUT any zip code restrictions.  I cannot remember the loophole they used for this.  Everyone went crazy and complained to FCYBL before the season started, and FCYBL was mostly disinterested in standing in their way.  But something happened and they never actually fielded the super team.

At least as of two years ago, calling FCYBL a Rec Plus league was not accurate.  Almost all the best players from Fairfax County wanted to play FCYBL, because notwithstanding some defects it is still a fun, well-run, and competitive league (particularly the top 3-4 teams in Division 1).  Some players would play up a year in order to be challenged, but they still played FCYBL.  Darren Harris, for example, played FCYBL (now plays for Paul VI), at least for 2-3 years.  Even if your kid plays AAU year round, I would still recommend FCYBL.  You can combine it with AAU and PYBL.  [/quote]
Where did Harris play?Herndon?[/quote]

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