With eight days remaining until football practice opens across Section 1, here’s a look at eight questions I have for the beginning of training camps:
1. Who is best prepared for the Class A grind?
No question about it, Class A is Section 1’s most competitive class. The schedule is brutal, and teams will need to be prepared to face it Week 1. There is no grace period. Look at last year. By Week 2 or 3, Poughkeepsie and John Jay had established themselves as contenders. Other teams surged — Rye, in particular, got very hot late in the season — but what proved to be a deep, balanced class still saw the favorites play for the championship.
The truth is, you could say the same thing about Harrison and Greeley in 2010. Yes, Harrison faltered against Rye late that year, but both teams started strong and finished strong. Class A is just too tough to: A. Play on the road in the playoffs, and, B. Rely on a late winning streak. (And we all know the injury-friendly three games in 11 days does not help…)
2. Who is ready to challenge the inevitable New Rochelle-North Rockland Class AA clash?
No doubt that with the tradition of the programs and the amount of talent both return, New Rochelle and North Rockland are the favorites in Class AA. What I’m interested to see is which team or teams emerge to challenge them. You KNOW it will happen. It always happens. Every year, no matter how strong a team appears, there’s almost always a challenger there to push it, especially at the higher enrollment levels.
Keep your eye on the Clarkstowns — North and South — and on Arlington and John Jay. I can see two of those four qualifying for the playoffs. And, if you’re in it, you can win it.
3. Retool or rebuild — where do the defending champs stand?
It’s always difficult to maintain a high level of play months after a championship season. Seniors often drive the area’s top teams. Naturally, that leaves the program with gaping holes to fill the next season.
North Rockland, Poughkeepsie, Croton, Dobbs and Haldane all have key players to replace. For North Rockland and Croton, the holes are primarily up front. Dobbs, Poughkeepsie and Haldane have more to replace, especially Dobbs, which lost key players in just about every area. But while you’re watching how they recover, remember this: Programs are strong for a reason. So expect the defending champs to make plenty of noise.
4. How will the increase of spread offenses impact Section 1 football?
Every year, more teams expand their offensive sets. This year, traditionally run-only offenses like Harrison and Pleasantville plan to move players away from center to take advantage of their talent. Top quarterbacks at New Rochelle, Scarsdale and Arlington, among others, could cause a similar shift in their play calling. Expect scoring to continue to increase as teams look for ways to test opposing defenses.
5. How will new coaching staffs adjust, and how will their teams adjust to them?
Chris Wagner has resurfaced at Hastings. Justin Longobardi has replaced a longtime coach at Pelham. Ed Mulvihill has another challenge at Brewster. Those are among the new faces in charge of winning amid some high expectations.
I’ll also have my eye on second-year coaches like Phil Carbone at Nanuet and Mike Ramponi at Nyack. Their teams should be better adjusted to a new style in year two. Carbone told me his team revamped its offense last season. This year’s team is already much more in tune with what Nanuet wants to do.
6. Can the champions of summer carry over their momentum?
You’ve heard me and others rave about teams like Harrison and Woodlands, which have had terrific summers. But can they carry that success into camp and the start of the season? (Ya know, when it counts…)
I believe in both, but beware of summer success. Roosevelt shined at Champions Camp and during preseason scrimmages two years ago and was blitzed in its opener by Harrison. Last year, Harrison looked sharp early but had an up and down season. On the flip side, Clarkstown South was sharp in camp and carried it right through to late October. North Rockland wasn’t and ended up winning a championship.
7. What players will take the next step?
There are Super 11 candidates who were clearly among the best players a year ago. But there are always several players who join those returning stars by making major impacts. In many cases, they are simply a year older and a year stronger. But they are also players who earn a statistical boost because their role changes from contributing piece to go-to guy.
The area is filled with such candidates. New Rochelle sophomore Jon Forrest is a great example now that he’s slotted to play fullback full-time. Count North Rockland’s Nick Connell as one of those players as well. Last year, Connell starred on defense but was mostly a late-game change-of-pace back. He’s the man now for the Red Raiders. So are Thomas Lent and Ryan McManus, all-league players who will no longer be overshadowed by Frank Tucek.
Who are players you expect to emerge as superstars?
8. Is this the last year Section 1 teams will face a competitive disadvantage?
By the time next Friday comes around, the rest of the state will have held four days of practice. Sure, it gives Section 1 players and coaches four more days to work on their tans, but it also leaves them behind the rest of the state. As we know, four more days on the beach also means one the following: one fewer regular season game, one fewer round of playoffs or one extra playoff game crammed into a two-week, three-round playoff. All three hurt the Section 1 players to some degree.
I don’t think we’ll have an answer to the above question immediately. In fact, don’t expect to hear one way or the other for weeks or months. But it’s something to ponder. This might be the last season Section 1 put itself at a disadvantage. At least, that’s what coaches and players hope.
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10960 August 16th, 2012 at 1:29 pm
My opinion
Better League… made a very solid point. The NYSPHAA Football Body is indeed the entire league. If comparing Leagues then you have to compare whole leagues, not one section.
You guys always known me to be an advocate for the Publics but its only fair to be honest. The CHSFL has more quality as a league. Additionally, The NYSPHAA has some privates involved which I believe is inconsistent with the NYSPHAA Name. Schools like Aquinas Institute and CBA for example. I also believe that the late start disadvantage that section 1 has with the rest of the NYSPHAA is also flaw.
I believe Publics are more exciting and more in tuned with the communities they represent but I also believe that the CHSFL is exciting and a bit more respected as a league despite its small size.
I’m just saying
10960…... I AGREE!!!
HOOPS
IT’S A LEAGUE!!... PERIOD!!! YOU JUST TRYING SCURRY AROUND THE FACTS!!.. CHSFL IS A LEAGUE AND NYSHPAA IS A LEAGUE!!.. SEC1 IS A CONFERENCE IS NYSPHAA!!.. JUST LIKE POPWARNER IS A FOOTBALL LEAGUE WITH TEAMS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY TAKING PART IN IT!!ASWELL AS UNITED FOOTBALL LEAGUE!!.. WHICH LEAGUE IS BETTER!!!..
Of course, this will not settle it. But here goes…
The NYSPHSAA is “the governing body of interscholastic sports for many schools in New York.” (Source: http://www.nysphsaa.org/ or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NYSPHSAA). The CHSAA is “a high school athletic association made up of Catholic High Schools based in New York City, Long Island, and Westchester.”
The sections are exactly that – sections – within the NYSPHSAA. The CHSAA doesn’t have sections. But the leagues are the classifications. Classes AA, A, B, C and D in each section in the NYSPHSAA and the AAA, AA and A in CHSFL football or AA, A and B in basketball.
You can’t be in the same league if you don’t play for the same league championship. Playing for overall championships (state, national, etc.) are different. The CHSAA doesn’t really have an overall football champion. But the league covers a much larger area with schools from Westchester, the five boroughs and even part of Long Island.
St Anthony, Chaminade, Kellenberg that is more than “even part of Long Island”.
Besides St Ant’s recruits the whole Island from the East River to Montauk!!
HOOPS
The sections are exactly that – sections – within the NYSPHSAA. The CHSAA doesn’t have sections. But the leagues are the classifications. Classes AA, A, B, C and D in each section in the NYSPHSAA and the AAA, AA and A in CHSFL football or AA, A and B in basketball
OK!!.. HOOPS LIKE WE SAID EVERY CLASS AA TEAM MAKES UP THE NYSHPAA AA-LEAGUE!! SO IF YOU DECIDE TO COMPARE PUBLIC VERSUS CHSFL MAKE SURE WE DN’T LEAVE OUT NO!!.. CLASS AA TEAMS!!...
#THE NYSPHAA CLASS AA LEAGUE IS BETTER THEN THE CHSFL AA LEAGUE!!... #NOW IT’S A FACT!!!
HOOPS
THE SECTIONS ARE EXACTLY THAT!!.. SEC1 CLASS AA IS A SECTION IN NYSPHAA “LEAGUE”......!!!
HOOPS
#FACT
The CHSAA doesn’t really have an overall football champion.
Just to be clear, I don’t think Section 1 AA and Section 9 AA, for example, are part of the same league. I think those are different leagues.
And what I meant by the CHSAA not having an overall champ…I meant that it has a league championship. The CHSFL AAA is a league. The AA is a league, etc.
Josh you Don’t Make sense
CHSAA has the triple A and the double A. Two Classifications within one League.
NYSPHSAA has AA,A,B,C, and D. Five Classifications within one League that is devided up into Sections.
Period.
How you interpret it would be the equivalent of calling The BIG 10, PAC 12, or SEC Leagues. when they are in fact Conferences within the NCAA League.
League is the entire Body, Not a division of it.
The NYSPHSAA Has 5 Classifications each having a Championship of it’s own.
Your example of Section 9 and Section 1 would not so much be Leagues of their own but more closer to Conferences within the NYSPHSAA League.
Don’t Make Sense…
I don’t agree with you. Here’s why: The NCAA and NYSPHSAA are divided up into divisions and conferences and classifications and sections, respectively. The NCAA has Divisions I, I-AA, II and III and the NYSPHSAA has Classes AA, A, B, C and D. In the NCAA, each division is divided up into conferences like the SEC, ACC, etc. In the NYSPHSAA, the conferences are the sections themselves. Section 1, 2, 3, etc.
That’s the way I see it. The SEC is a conference (like you said), but that, to me, is a league. Your interpretation may be different, but that’s how I see it in this case. I don’t think teams that don’t compete for the same championship (say, the SEC and the NE-10) are in the same league.
There isn’t a coach or fan alive in the SEC who thinks they are in the same ‘league’ Bates, Hobart or Colby. End of story. The NCAA is an ASSOCIATION. The NYPHSAA is an ASSOCIATION. Sect 1 AA is a league. the CHSFL AAA is a league. PSAL Championship Cup is a league. Nassau IV is a league.
Hoops Fan
Rivals came out with their top 100 list and the only team from NY on the list is a CHSFL team in St. Anthony- Bergen catholic is #34
Iona
And your proud!.. Your “so call” league could only muster up 6 wins against saint Anthony’s in the past 12yrs!! Hahahahaha that’s pathetic!!.. Really it is it’s nothing to be proud of absolutely nothing!! I once posted saint ants final rankings in the state the past 9 years and they didn’t finish #1 or #2 like your buddy hoops had once suggested!! And with that being said if saint ants had played in NYSPHAA “LEAGUE” they would have had a lot more loses!!!.. So if there where ranked in the top 100 good for them!! But to be in the league that they run through every year you should feel embarrassed totally!!!....
Hoops!!... Now you going for the association spin!!! Hahahahaha!! section1 is a conference in the new York state class AA league!!!
DNT MAKE SENSE!!.. You ate totally correct in what you said josh!! Is trying to politically correct!! The fact is the sec is a conference in the the NCAA d-1 league!! The SOUTH EAST CONFERENCE IS NOT A LEAGUE IT IS GOVERN BY THE NCAA D-1 LEAGUE!!! I cnt believ josh is attempting too try and hit us with the ok’e doke!!.. Is this the reason sec1 football is at a stand still our fearless. Leader are fearful! C’mon josh!! Make sense out of this nonsense!!! Example We sometimes use the word league loosely!! And that’s why we get confused between league and conference!! It’s similar to guys claiming there girl friend as there wife but in fact she is really just your girlfriend because y’all never got married legally!!!.... #fact!!!
Prince, Hoops, Josh
This argument is perennial, As you may know…. Just move on.
Both leagues are great
Prince
I knew i would get a stir out of you- What Rivals is saying is that St. Anthony’s has to go through quality teams and is recognized for doing that- That is why the CHSFL is looked at by numerous writers as the top league in NYS because the top team in the league will be voted into the rivals top 100 because the writers know the quality of teams they are playing-
Also you need to put to rest that New Rochelle played Iona even at both camps – Josh reported that Iona outscored New Rochelle plus I have spoken to a few people who validated what Josh said plus Iona was without Shaq Townsend-
Your constant bashing of the CHSFL is getting repetitive – We all understand you think the CHSFL is a low level league and that the likes of Iona and Stepinac would be under .500 playing in section 1 …I would rather see you fight the North Rockland guys then than the CHSFL guys unless New Rochelle steps up and plays Iona next year!! BOOM!!!!!!
IONA
NO THATS NOT WHAT THEY ARE SAYING THEY ARE SAYING THAT “SAINT ANTS” HAS DOMINATED IT’S LEAGUE FOR 12YRS!!... VERY SAD!!.. YOU CAN TWIST IT ANY CAN OF WAY BUT THE FACT!!.. IS ALL 11 ELEVEN TEAMS IN YOUR LEAGUE HAS DONE NOTHING BUT SERVED AS A PUNCHING BAG FOR SAINT ANTS!!!...
IONA
I NEVER SAID THAT CHSFL FOOTBALL IS BAD I SAID THAT IT HAS FALLEN OFF FROM WHAT IT USE TO BE 7-12YRS AGO THE LAST 2-4 YEARS THE LEAGUE HAS DROPPED SOME THE FOOTBALL IS GOOD BUT NOT ELITE OR GREAT!!... BUT I ALSO THINK THAT SEC1 CLASS A IS THE MOST COMPETITIVE LEAGUE IN THE STATE PUBLIC OR PRIVATE!!
IONA
LIKE I SAID NEW RO AND IONA PLAYED TO A TIE AT CHAMP CAMP!!.. WITH NEW RO DEF PLAYING A LIL BETTER BUT BOTH OFFENSES DIDN’T DO ANYTHING IONA QB TOSSED TO PICKS AND EDNEY TOSSED 1 NEW RO SCORED 2X AND IONA SCORED 1X I DN’T HAVE TOO LIE AND AT THE IONA CAMP IT WAS A TIE!!
10960 August 17th, 2012 at 1:40 am
Prince, Hoops, Josh
This argument is perennial, As you may know…. Just move on.
Both leagues are great
10960… IT’S NOT SO MUCH ABOUT WHICH LEAGUE IS GREAT!!.. IT’S ABOUT THE TWIST THAT HOOPS AND JOSH ARE TRYING TO MAKE BY SAYING NYSPHAA IS A LEAGUE BUT REALLY NOT!!.. AND SECTION1 I IS NOT CONFERENCE BUT A LEAGUE!!.. THEN TRYING TO MIX SEC, BIG12 AS LEAGUES WHEN THERE REALLY CONFERENCES IN THE NCAA LEAGUE!!!!
Prince
I think if you asked the St. Anthony coaches about Iona they would not term them as punching bags- It was a short time ago that Jeff Mack scored 7 tds in a Championship game- Also last year Iona lost because they did not convert a 2 point conversion to win the game- When MAX Preps ranks the top 10 programs in NYS and Iona is at number 6 that tells me Iona is no punching bag for anyone-
How come many football writers say the CHSFL is best league in the State?? The 12 team CHSFL AAA is the most competitive
When you have teams like Mount ranked around 9 and Fordham Prep ranked around 10 that is the most competive league you can findbasically Fordham Prep who is ranked near the bottom went to the finals in 2 7-7’s facing mostly section 1 teams including New Rochelle and Rye- The middle of the pack Section 1 AA and A teams would not beat the middle of the pack CHSFL AAA teams-Also Stepinac slapped White Plains in the mouth and that is the same WP team that took New Rochelle to the wire in a Quarterfinal Playoff game!!!It was a arse whipping so section 1 should be embarrassed that a playoff team got their head handed to them playing at home. BOOM!!!!
IONA
THEY FINISHED 100 ON A LIST WITH TEAMS WITH 2-3 LOSES!....AND THEY WENT 10-0
RIVALS. HAD TO GIVE A EXPLANATION AS TO WHY THEY PICKED THEM, USING THE WORD… “BUT”.... SAYS ALOT!!
100St. Anthony’sMelvilleNY10-0
New York Class AAA State Champion: It is a rarity that a New York state team ends the year in the national rankings, but this was a solid all-around football team that earned its place.
The comparison is a petty argument as the CHSFL is a private league. The only embarassment on here are the CHSFL Bloggers pounding their chests on a predominantly public School Blog. The fact that you compare privates with publics is shameful and shows desperation to be relevant. There is also a level of jealousy on here as Section 1 teams get all the attention.
Your denial in your rebuttle will probably be something like, “Who cares about little Lohud when we get coverage from, NY Times, USA today, Max Preps, ESPN!” Well the answer to that is, “YOU GUYS CARE”. That’s why you spend so much time on here! Your actually fascinated by the growing popularity of NYSPHAA Sports.
Prince Don’t worry, IONAPOWER is still jealous and upset that his school couldn’t snag Ray Rice but thank God they didn’t otherwise, IONAPOWER would “RAY RICE” the heck out of all of us!
IonaPower August 17th, 2012 at 9:16 am
Prince
I think if you asked the St. Anthony coaches about Iona they would not term them as punching bags- It was a short time ago that Jeff Mack scored 7 tds in a Championship game- Also last year Iona lost because they did not convert a 2 point conversion to win the game- When MAX Preps ranks the top 10 programs in NYS and Iona is at number 6 that tells me Iona is no punching bag for anyone-
How come many football writers say the CHSFL is best league in the State?? The 12 team CHSFL AAA is the most competitive When you have teams like Mount ranked around 9 and Fordham Prep ranked around 10 that is the most competive league you can find basically Fordham Prep who is ranked near the bottom went to the finals in 2 7-7’s facing mostly section 1 teams including New Rochelle and Rye- The middle of the pack Section 1 AA and A teams would not beat the middle of the pack CHSFL AAA teams-
THAT WAS ONE YEAR!! ONE GAME!!... HAVE IONA BEEN ABLE TO DUPLICATE THAT VICTORY SINCE 2008?... YOU SOMEWHERE AROUND 0-6 OR 0-8 SINCE THAT GAME THAT SAINT ANTS MADE SOM ADJUSTMENT IN THE SECOND HALF AND MADE IT A GAME!! REMEMBER YOUR DEFENSE GAVE UP 35 POINTS!! AS FOR RYE IS A COMPETITIVE TEAM THEY HAVE THERE OFFENSE IS NOT BUILT FOR 7 ON 7 AND THE SAME FOR NEW RO!!!. NEW RO LOSTS TO FORDHAM A SPREAD TEAM BY A INTERCEPTION!!.. EVEN KEVIN DEVANEY SAID THAT NEW RO WAS PLAYING OUT OF THERE ELEMENT AND STILL PLAYED THE CHSFL SPREAD TEAM TO THE VERY LST PLAY!.. THAT ALONE IS TELLING ME IF NEW RO WAS A SPREAD TEAM FORDHAM AND STEP WOULD LUNCH MEAT!!..
Also Stepinac slapped White Plains in the mouth and that is the same WP team that took New Rochelle to the wire in a Quarterfinal Playoff game!!!It was a arse whipping so section 1 should be embarrassed that a playoff team got their head handed to them playing at home. BOOM!!!!
JUST REMEMBER WHITE PLAINS HAS BEATEN STEPINAC MORE RECENT THEN THEY HAVE NEW RO!!... HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!.. A TEAM THAT CHERRY PICKS YOU LOSE TO TEAM IN IT’S LEAGUE HAVE NOT FINISH NO BETTER THEN 4-7 THE LAST 12YEARS!!.. WP PLAINS IS COMPETITIVE TEAM THATS ALL!! THERE NOT GREAT, ELITE, SPECIAL, ABOVE AVG.!!1.. NOTHING BUT A COMPETITIVE TEAM!!.. AND THERE COMPETITIVE B/C THEY HAVE ATHLETES ON THE FIELD!!.. “B/C COACHING HAS NO PART IN IT IMO”... SO STOP COMPARING WHITE PLAINS!!.. NEW RO GAME TO STEP AND WP GAMES IT MEANS NOTHING!!... KEEP IT IN MIND IT’S NEW RO THATS MAKING THAT TURKEY WITH THEM POSSIBLE!!!.. B/C EVERY YEAR WE BREAK THERE HEARTS AND SEND THEM HOME EARLY !!
#BOOM!!!
NYSPHAA August 17th, 2012 at 10:08 am
The comparison is a petty argument as the CHSFL is a private league. The only embarassment on here are the CHSFL Bloggers pounding their chests on a predominantly public School Blog. The fact that you compare privates with publics is shameful and shows desperation to be relevant. There is also a level of jealousy on here as Section 1 teams get all the attention.
Your denial in your rebuttle will probably be something like, “Who cares about little Lohud when we get coverage from, NY Times, USA today, Max Preps, ESPN!” Well the answer to that is, “YOU GUYS CARE”. That’s why you spend so much time on here! Your actually fascinated by the growing popularity of NYSPHAA Sports.
Prince Don’t worry, IONAPOWER is still jealous and upset that his school couldn’t snag Ray Rice but thank God they didn’t otherwise, IONAPOWER would “RAY RICE” the heck out of all of us!
NYSPHAA….............. I JUST DROPPED THE MIC.!!!...... #BOOM!!!
#CLASSIC POST!!!......
NYPHAA
First of all you should say who you support before you throw stones at me-Get some pride in who you support or are you embarrassed. Secondly myself and Hoops fan are defending the CHSFL from the constant bashing by Prince and a few others- I guess it is ok with you when one of your fellow section 1 supporters rips the CHSFL- Lastly Iona has done just fine with the players who have been with the program- The last time I looked Iona has won a championship after Ray Rice left NR. BTW it is great to see various media outlets cover the great league that is the CHSFL-
Lastly if you know of any coaches that want to schedule Iona in 2013 then they should place a local call to the AD.
Prince
So if you want to say Iona has done nothing since 2008 then what has New Rochelle done since 2004 after Rice left-
Just remember without the CHSFL AAA, PSAL, Long island and Buffalo Catholic you are just playing for the Rochester Cup!!!
Prince or is it Mr. Evans
Sounds like you have some jealous feelings on Iona!!!- I guess things did not work out too well with the admissions dept.
I guess a certain WR that you wanted at Iona did not end up going their.
Is that why the New Ro coaches did not like you because u thought u knew more than they did.
Did u expect them to run the spread because a certain WR walked into the program.
Was it tough paying two rents in new rochelle and mount vernon.
Prince
When you are ready to talk football let me know- Lets agree to disagree on the CHSFL – Section 1 Argument!
IonaPower August 17th, 2012 at 10:21 am
Prince
So if you want to say Iona has done nothing since 2008 then what has New Rochelle done since 2004 after Rice left-
Just remember without the CHSFL AAA, PSAL, Long island and Buffalo Catholic you are just playing for the Rochester Cup!!!
IONA WE PLAYED FOR THE STATE CHIP!!.. 2009 AND THE STATE SEMI FINAL 2010 THATS ALL MY FREIND!! ..#BOOM
NYPHSAA,
If your argument that CHSFL fans are bitter because they don’t get enough coverage on this blog, you must not pay much attention to the blog! The three football programs that get the most coverage on this blog are almost certainly Iona, Step and New Ro. Not coincidentally, those are the three best football programs in the area. Seems fair to me. I have not read a Step or Iona fan complaining about a lack of coverage at all! On the other hand, I have read numerous Sect 1 bloggers – usually from weaker programs – complaining that Step and Iona get too much coverage. Josh and Kevin and any other writers cover sports – good teams with good players will get coverage. When Tuckahoe makes a run to the NYPHSAA final, they will get out-sized coverage for the size of their school – and I say good for them!
PPR,
As you know, there is no ‘state title’ in NY. The NYPHSAA is hardly a state title when the majority of the state does not play for the title. We can call it a true state title when LI and the PSAL are involved – not sure if you noticed but LI and the NYC make up more than half of the states population.
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CHSFL August 17th, 2012 at 10:46 am
Prince or is it Mr. EvENS
NO!!... IT’S …PPR. THE MOST HATED, BASEMNT DWELLER, MR JACSON, MCGHII AND THE REST OF THE PPL I HAVE BEEN CALLED I WAS EVEN CALLED JOSH JUST 2 WEEKS AGO!!.. SO IF YOU WANT ME TOO BE MR. EVANS IT’S OK!!
Sounds like you have some jealous feelings on Iona!!!- I guess things did not work out too well with the admissions dept.
I IF I HAVE BEEN PAYING 2 RENTS IN NEW RO AND 1 IN MOUNT VERNON I DN’T THINK MONEY IS A ISSUE!!...... AS FOR IONA I LIKE IONA I JUST LIKE TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT WITH YOU CHSFL KLOWNZ!!... YOU LEAGUE IS GOOD!!.. NOT GREAT, NOT ELITE!! #JUST GOOD!!..
I guess a certain WR that you wanted at Iona did not end up going their.
NOT SURE WHY I WOULD BE MAD!.. WHAT HAVE IONA OR THERE WR ACCOMPLISHED THE PAST 4-5 YRS!!
Is that why the New Ro coaches did not like you because u thought u knew more than they did.
NEW RO COACHES H8 ME??... OR IS IT REALLY YOU THAT H8 ME!!.....
Did u expect them to run the spread because a certain WR walked into the program.
NEW RO RUNS THE SPREAD WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT!!....
Was it tough paying two rents in new rochelle and mount vernon.
IF I WAS ABLE TO AFFORD TO PAY RENT IN MULTIPLE PLACES!!.. DN’T YOU THINK THATS A STEW PID QUESTION!... IM JUS ASKIN!!
Hoops fan August 17th, 2012 at 11:42 am
PPR,
As you know, there is no ‘state title’ in NY. The NYPHSAA is hardly a state title when the majority of the state does not play for the title. We can call it a true state title when LI and the PSAL are involved – not sure if you noticed but LI and the NYC make up more than half of the states population.
HOOPS…. IT’S STILL A LEAGUE!!... #NYSPHAA …..
HOOPS
AND THE NEWLY FORMED CHSFL!....
YOU GUYS HAVE TO GROW UP!!.. #FAST!!... I’M JUS SAYN!!
YOU GUYS GET UPSET VERY EASY WHEN PPL SPEAK THE TRUTH AND FACTS!!..
PPR,
No one who reads this blog would mistake you for a Rhodes Scholar but your departure into this discussion of ‘leagues’ is a stretch for even you. Your point makes no sense and I’m not even sure why you are trying to argue this nonsense.
HOOPS
DN’T BE MAD AT THE TRUTH!!!.... #GEEK JUNIOR!....
SEC1 FANZ ONLY!
WHO IS THE TOP PLAYER IN CLASS AA
TOP PLAYER IN AA;
JOE CLARKE-NEW ROCHELLE
EDNEY!!...TOP PLAYER IN CLASS AA
WE SHALL SEE
Harrison will beat Rye this year! It is our time. I heard there is also a coaching change at Greeley as mentioned above, why is this not in the list? Why has it not been reported that Tribou has been fired from his position? Something is very fishy! What is going on over there? That will be a big blow to that program.