Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prep won - 16 to 8 over STA.
Not surprising but what is surprising and explains the STAtesm is that the score was 10-8 at the end of 3rdQ. STA has a talented first string that can hang with the best teams around. It’s when that first line starts to tucker our that the start to lose badly. STA has no bench. STA is all about the academics and won’t take dumb jocks so they will never have a deep bench.
Prep had a bad third quarter, but in the other three quarters of the game they dominated STA. Their first string may be decent, but not sure they "can hang with the best teams around". That is definitely a big exaggeration. Prep was ahead 6-2 after the first quarter and 8-5 at the half. Being down by 3 to 4 goals for most of the game (besides the 3rd quarter) and loosing by 8 goals does not show they can "hang with the best". Sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prep won - 16 to 8 over STA.
Not surprising but what is surprising and explains the STAtesm is that the score was 10-8 at the end of 3rdQ. STA has a talented first string that can hang with the best teams around. It’s when that first line starts to tucker our that the start to lose badly. STA has no bench. STA is all about the academics and won’t take dumb jocks so they will never have a deep bench.
Anonymous wrote:But STA will admit a kid whose Dad will pay his way into Harvard via the fencing program.
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
Catholics grow ’em bigger. Irish Catholics have always been tough athletes. Nice hardy Irish stock there (I am Irish Catholic). Plus they are all held back at least one year.
It's called recruiting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
Their bigger brains and family bank accounts weigh them down...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
Catholics grow ’em bigger. Irish Catholics have always been tough athletes. Nice hardy Irish stock there (I am Irish Catholic). Plus they are all held back at least one year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prep won - 16 to 8 over STA.
Not surprising but what is surprising and explains the STAtesm is that the score was 10-8 at the end of 3rdQ. STA has a talented first string that can hang with the best teams around. It’s when that first line starts to tucker our that the start to lose badly. STA has no bench. STA is all about the academics and won’t take dumb jocks so they will never have a deep bench.
Anonymous wrote:Prep won - 16 to 8 over STA.
Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
. Yes the family bank accounts are quite large for both teams!Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
Their bigger brains and family bank accounts weigh them down...
Lol. The collected net worth of the parents of the Prep kids on the field yesterday is A LOT higher. Guess you don’t look at the last names on the roster. And most of those big kids come from Mater Dei. Which explains the size difference.
Right back at ya.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
Their bigger brains and family bank accounts weigh them down...
Lol. The collected net worth of the parents of the Prep kids on the field yesterday is A LOT higher. Guess you don’t look at the last names on the roster. And most of those big kids come from Mater Dei. Which explains the size difference.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Watching two teams walk by one another in post-game hand shake line was interesting.
Prep players are much bigger on average than St Alban's bays. Appears to be a 4"-8" difference.
Their bigger brains and family bank accounts weigh them down...