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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote] Using Facilities spending as an indicator of commitment to Athletics is a risky proposition[/quote] What's risky about it? Prep's facilities were certainly adequate when they had their win streak in football and their run of success in lacrosse. They went YUGE on their sports facilities which was a pretty big affirmation to their commitment to sports as an institution. I'm not knocking it, I think sports are incredibly important, especially in high school. I think what the DCUM world finds funny is the Prep faithful claiming that "lacrosse is not a priority".....Prep finished in the top four in one of the most competitive lacrosse conferences in the country, an accomplishment that 99.9% of the schools fielding lacrosse teams would never come close to. I am certain the little Hoyas will return to the mountain top and I am certain that the Prep boosters will be happy about this...until then it's Bullis.[/quote] It was explained to you in a post above that the large investment in facilities did not result in any greater emphasis on sports success at Prep. Preps periods of football dominance occurred when they had the old facilities which may have been the worst in the IAC. Finishing "in the top four" in a five team Conference hardly seems like much of an accomplishment. Who knows what the future will hold. I wouldn't be sure of anything. But it highly unlikely that lacrosse will have the same emphasis and support as it did in Giblin's hey days. I doubt you'll see Prep trying to chase Bullis which appears to be using Athletic success as a way of shedding it's long-standing reputation as a sort of provisional IAC school. It's technically in the Conference,but not thought of in the same way as the other schools. [/quote] Six teams[/quote]
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