Anonymous wrote:Coming from a guy who never played

Easy there Prep dad, his opinion doesn't necessarily mean your son should pass the ball - it just means that he doesn't pass the ball.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't think Prep can even begin to think about playing Bullis next week; they need to get past Landon on Tuesday first.

The game that just took place was very even, so expect another very hard-fought battle.

A rematch four days following an OT game is such an interesting contest. Should illuminate coaching prowess.

or individual player learning. What worked and didn't work last week against the same opponent is fresh in their mind IF they are smart enough.

Anonymous wrote:I don't think Prep can even begin to think about playing Bullis next week; they need to get past Landon on Tuesday first.

The game that just took place was very even, so expect another very hard-fought battle.

A rematch four days following an OT game is such an interesting contest. Should illuminate coaching prowess.

I don't think Prep can even begin to think about playing Bullis next week; they need to get past Landon on Tuesday first.

The game that just took place was very even, so expect another very hard-fought battle.

Prep is soft.

Anonymous wrote:I think Prep is the favorite to win the IAC ship after watching them come from behind to beat Landon.

They have more depth than any team in the IAC and that will make a difference next week when the weather heats up

The weather is supposed to be in the low 60s next week. Does that impact Prep's chances?

Coming from a guy who never played

Preps offense is truly over rated and over recruited. baffling how high level some of these guys are recruited with how undisciplined and selfish they are. Club ball has turned into hero ball. No chemistry.

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Anonymous wrote:High school leagues often don't use anything beyond record and head to head.

They do that so there isn't incentive for strong teams to obliterate weak ones seeking wider goal differential, etc.

You could solve that by only comparing head to head metrics. Strong teams aren't going to worry about a tie breaker with SMR.

Head to head breaks down if you get a rock-paper-scissors scenario where a bunch of teams with identical records have all beat each other.

Landon vs GC was not close until the final 3 minutes. Landon was up by 5

Anonymous wrote:Top 4 in WCAC are better than the top four from the IAC

What makes you so sure of that? Head to head and common opponents favor IAC.

Prep killed GC 11-5. Bullis and Landon beat GC in close games. IAC #4 St Albans played GC to 2 goals.

PVI lost to GZ. SJC beat GZ by a goal. Landon and Bullis easily defeated GZ.

What evidence suggests your top 4 beat IAC top 4?

Anonymous wrote:WCAC seeding for 1-4

If good counsel wins on Friday


1 Good Counsel
2,3,4. Coaches will draw
Straws on a zoom call.

If PVI wins Friday


1 PVI
2 GC
3 SJC
4 GZ

Can I pay money to log into that zoom call?

Top 4 in WCAC are better than the top four from the IAC

WCAC seeding for 1-4

If good counsel wins on Friday


1 Good Counsel
2,3,4. Coaches will draw
Straws on a zoom call.

If PVI wins Friday


1 PVI
2 GC
3 SJC
4 GZ

Anonymous wrote:High school leagues often don't use anything beyond record and head to head.

They do that so there isn't incentive for strong teams to obliterate weak ones seeking wider goal differential, etc.

You could solve that by only comparing head to head metrics. Strong teams aren't going to worry about a tie breaker with SMR.