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Anonymous wrote:Landon brought in a SENIOR PG from DeMatha for one year. So all the Bearth can shut up.

The also had a goalie the stole from the Heights for a year.

Kids want to win games and play at a higher level even if it's for a year.

Kids or parents? In this particular situation, it was way more parents than kid. We'll see if this practice continues or stops without Bordley.

Anonymous wrote:Landon brought in a SENIOR PG from DeMatha for one year. So all the Bearth can shut up.

The also had a goalie the stole from the Heights for a year.

Kids want to win games and play at a higher level even if it's for a year.

Anonymous wrote:Landon brought in a SENIOR PG from DeMatha for one year. So all the Bearth can shut up.

Agreed except for that team won about 6 games and stunk. But on that team Landon had a scholarship recruit transfer out after a couple of years of stinking up the gym, and 2 other players transfer to Bullis. Both of them stunk too as they took up playing time from more deserving Bullis kids until they were finally benched.

The Headmaster and coach, whether it's JB or someone else, need to realize high school transfer recruits are not the way to go.

Anonymous wrote:Landon PGs?

Basketball

Anonymous wrote:Bullis borrowed a player and won a championship. Seems like they did well. They may drop off next year but so will landon. Prep and sta will be pretty good again. Sssa is always competitive. Iac will be wide open.

This is high school, not a club lacrosse team. High school should be much deeper than fielding a winning team for a season with a bunch of transfers--it should be about forming life long relationships with fellow students, teachers, counselors all in a tight knit community. If you take away sports, what does Bullis stand for? It seems that the values on display by the headmaster and many others at Bullis during this episode were very shallow and not focused on the true virtue of the high school experience.

Landon PGs?

Landon brought in a SENIOR PG from DeMatha for one year. So all the Bearth can shut up.

Lol. Yeah. He literally was the best player on Bullis and Madlax, I watched. His stats didn’t show this because he was basically shut off by teams. And he left Bullis because he and the parents I’m sure realized how bad the school sucked

he was a good player, not the best player in the country by any stretch of the imagination. I saw Bullis play a number of times, and he was never the best player on the field. Far from it. Very good lacrosse skills, but not particularly athletic, quick or strong. He did help the Bullis team significantly though. Now that football player going to OSU, that kid was the real athletic deal. They will miss him.

Bullis bought a championship this spring.

You offer a kid a full ride for his junior year who was the best player in the country for his class and now he just bolts after spending only a year at the school.

Anonymous wrote:The kid is going back to stab. It’s confirmed.

Another D1 commit has transferred back to his public school.

And there are rumors the Ohio State football committ refuses to play for JB and is running track.

Bullis lacrosse program will drop big time next year. The IAC is now entirely wide open.

The STAB kid is going home, but the OSU commit is probably going to graduate early and spend the spring semester at OSU to get a jump on things. (Very common in football these days.) Don't know anything about a different D1 kid from Bullis going back to his public school, though.

If DA was such a genius, he would have had a better approach. And really, why get worked up over Bullis? Johnson and Churchill are Better options

Bullis borrowed a player and won a championship. Seems like they did well. They may drop off next year but so will landon. Prep and sta will be pretty good again. Sssa is always competitive. Iac will be wide open.

Anonymous wrote:I doubt the veracity of the above posts.

Which one(s)? There are many pages of them.

I doubt the veracity of the above posts.