Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame is better on the boys side. Girls have never been great.
Anonymous wrote:Any updates here?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
100% agree. Whoever this parent is, I feel sorry for their kids.
Agree with the sentiment but these aren’t children. The players being discussed are young women - 17 or 18 and up once committed and playing in college. Let’s not be overly dramatic.
I'm not being overly dramatic. They are by continually minimizing anyone who doesn't play for the top 5 schools. There are lots of excellent lax players who don't play for the top 5 schools. There are lots of excellent programs. We saw that this year with all of the upsets. And, no, I don't have a kid playing in college so I don't have any skin in this game. I just think parents like them are ridiculous.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
100% agree. Whoever this parent is, I feel sorry for their kids.
Agree with the sentiment but these aren’t children. The players being discussed are young women - 17 or 18 and up once committed and playing in college. Let’s not be overly dramatic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
100% agree. Whoever this parent is, I feel sorry for their kids.
Agree with the sentiment but these aren’t children. The players being discussed are young women - 17 or 18 and up once committed and playing in college. Let’s not be overly dramatic.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
100% agree. Whoever this parent is, I feel sorry for their kids.
Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
Yes, pathetic. Super selective too as they try to throw shade. All you need to do is look at the 29 NCAA tournament teams, there are a lot of players and local commits to those schools. Something this area should be proud of - sending so many players to good teams and programs.
Anonymous wrote:
Not following here, but it seems like a Baltimore/HOCO parent continually shading DMV players/commits for not playing for only top 5 schools? If that is the case, that parent should be embarrassed and move on....these are children.
Anonymous wrote:Of the 8 remaining schools in the Women's NCAA tournament - there are very few local DMV girls on the rosters. There are 2 UNC girls and 2 Loyola girls. There is '22 commit to BC and a '23 commit to NW.