Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
It’s highly unlikely that the St. James participates in VHSL. Thus, not restricted on player eligibility, practice dates, recruiting, etc.
Ignore that person. They are ignorant and obviously have something against St James. They support teams that allow reclassification, but not St James, and they are dishing out insults to anyone that disagrees with their way of thinking. Then they are admitting to snitching on St James or being clicked in with people snitching and trying to ruin the St James football program. That poster is a loser and they claim to be the OP.
I am sorry the truth hurts so much. And who uses words like "loser" after high school? Pretty pathetic...
All my previous comments stand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
It’s highly unlikely that the St. James participates in VHSL. Thus, not restricted on player eligibility, practice dates, recruiting, etc.
Ignore that person. They are ignorant and obviously have something against St James. They support teams that allow reclassification, but not St James, and they are dishing out insults to anyone that disagrees with their way of thinking. Then they are admitting to snitching on St James or being clicked in with people snitching and trying to ruin the St James football program. That poster is a loser and they claim to be the OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
It’s highly unlikely that the St. James participates in VHSL. Thus, not restricted on player eligibility, practice dates, recruiting, etc.
Ignore that person. They are ignorant and obviously have something against St James. They support teams that allow reclassification, but not St James, and they are dishing out insults to anyone that disagrees with their way of thinking. Then they are admitting to snitching on St James or being clicked in with people snitching and trying to ruin the St James football program. That poster is a loser and they claim to be the OP.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
It’s highly unlikely that the St. James participates in VHSL. Thus, not restricted on player eligibility, practice dates, recruiting, etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It must be something to be going on 5 or 6 years of high school and not be able to read above an elementary school level nor do more than basic arithmetic.
Well the WCAC kids usually do okay in life.
Yes, because they receive a good education at their WCAC schools. Do try and keep up.
Yes, they are taught how to use cheating as an advantage.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It must be something to be going on 5 or 6 years of high school and not be able to read above an elementary school level nor do more than basic arithmetic.
Well the WCAC kids usually do okay in life.
Yes, because they receive a good education at their WCAC schools. Do try and keep up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
Are you alleging that Saint James had 2 kids that reclassed in high school? The WCAC doesn’t, but other privates let kids reclass in high school. I can name plenty of private schools in Virginia that have kids that have played more than 4 years of sports.
I don’t think the kids really have much of an advantage for doing this. The WCAC kids just reclass one or two times before high school. People are always saying Mater Dei are driving to middle school.
Even though you may have reported Saint James to the Virginia High School League, you haven’t found any violation for them to address.
I am the OP. Also, I didn't report them, but I know some who did. That said, there are kids on that team on their second senior year. You want to call it reclassing, fine. I call it cheating. Reclassing before HS I am fine with, but once you are in, it's shady. And what reputable VA schools have kids on their HS (not post grad) rosters who played more than four years of HS sports outside of those who were granted waivers to play varsity in 8th grade?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
Are you alleging that Saint James had 2 kids that reclassed in high school? The WCAC doesn’t, but other privates let kids reclass in high school. I can name plenty of private schools in Virginia that have kids that have played more than 4 years of sports.
I don’t think the kids really have much of an advantage for doing this. The WCAC kids just reclass one or two times before high school. People are always saying Mater Dei are driving to middle school.
Even though you may have reported Saint James to the Virginia High School League, you haven’t found any violation for them to address.
I am the OP. Also, I didn't report them, but I know some who did. That said, there are kids on that team on their second senior year. You want to call it reclassing, fine. I call it cheating. Reclassing before HS I am fine with, but once you are in, it's shady. And what reputable VA schools have kids on their HS (not post grad) rosters who played more than four years of HS sports outside of those who were granted waivers to play varsity in 8th grade?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It must be something to be going on 5 or 6 years of high school and not be able to read above an elementary school level nor do more than basic arithmetic.
Well the WCAC kids usually do okay in life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does anyone know exactly how many post grad kids are playing on the SJA football team?
There are none playing games with the high school team.
That was proven demonstrably false in the OLGC game - there were at least two kids in the game who have played four years of high school football. I am not going to name names of kids on an anonymous forum, but I do know that the VHSL has those names in hand.
Are you alleging that Saint James had 2 kids that reclassed in high school? The WCAC doesn’t, but other privates let kids reclass in high school. I can name plenty of private schools in Virginia that have kids that have played more than 4 years of sports.
I don’t think the kids really have much of an advantage for doing this. The WCAC kids just reclass one or two times before high school. People are always saying Mater Dei are driving to middle school.
Even though you may have reported Saint James to the Virginia High School League, you haven’t found any violation for them to address.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It must be something to be going on 5 or 6 years of high school and not be able to read above an elementary school level nor do more than basic arithmetic.
Well the WCAC kids usually do okay in life.
Some do, sure. The ones who go to a fake online school for 90-120 minutes a day generally do not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It must be something to be going on 5 or 6 years of high school and not be able to read above an elementary school level nor do more than basic arithmetic.
Well the WCAC kids usually do okay in life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It must be something to be going on 5 or 6 years of high school and not be able to read above an elementary school level nor do more than basic arithmetic.
Well the WCAC kids usually do okay in life.
Like wut? Coach football?