Anonymous wrote:[quoteCorrect on the best offensive player in the country (or close to it); incorrect on transfers. Of the 14 kids who are considered the "starters" on Bullis (3 attack, 3 mids, 3 defense, 2 SSDM, 1 goalie, 1 F/O, 1 LSM) there are 2 transfers and 1 freshman. Everyone else was at Bullis last year.
And, just to clarify on transfers ending up at Bullis. They don't recruit transfers as a program goal. Transfers are attracted to Bullis, because they are generally not a deep team. Landon, Prep and Gonzaga have line after line of excellent players, some committed, that stand in the way of any potential transfer. Bullis usually has a starting lineup, a couple of decent reserves, and not a lot of depth. If a good player is looking for an immediate opportunity to play (and girls!), Bullis has the most possibility. For example, Prep, Landon and Gonzaga all have D1 commits that get little to no playing time. Bullis has starters and contributors that don't even play high level club lacrosse. Where would you go if you wanted to transfer and play?
Bullis has 5 transfers. One from St. Stephens, one from Mount Saint Joseph, one from Pallotti, one from a NOVA public school and one from a MOCO public school. If I did my math correct, that equals 5 transfers. Lastly, there are only 10 kids on a lacrosse field at once.... so 50% of Bullis starters are new to the school. No school in the IAC even comes close to taking in transfers at this rate. Your basketball program does the same shit and your football program is even more guilty. Most IAC programs appear to be more committed to developing their players through a JV system.
Your reading and math skills are very poor if that is your retort. Not all the transfers start, and there are more than 10 kids that "start" on a team. It is likely, however, that you whine about 50% of any given day, based on your crybaby post.