Chill-Laxer

ballasofdasouf, you are making me LOL big time, brosaurus. let's cut a dealio: if your excuse for a team (franklin rebs) can outcompete, outhustle, outscore and outlax the big boys of Ravenwood, I will personally give you my brand-new krypto-pro kevlar swizzle shaft and a pita-pocketed, personally dyed evo pro 3.0 (retail value $215). But if my Ravenwood fellas win out, you have to delete your account here at CoachT and resort to bragging about your team on MySpace. *virtual handshake* peace in the middle-east.

question: bronan the warrior, i've got something to ask you. if division II is harder to win state, why is it called division II. better competition? sweeter lax? harder knocks? answer: none of the freaking above. the best competition you have is the "good" division two team, which, sadly, are still in division two. you never travel out of state, you rarely play the big boys in DI, and you are a can't-hack-it panty-waist that wears his momma's bra. with great teams like mccallie, ravenwhat? ravenwood, mba and mus, you cannot doubt the legitimacy of the division uno.

Yeah you're right about that. I seem to remember last year a couple mccallie kids saying they would win the championship by 10+ goals way back in March. Let's put the not so stellar performances aside (didn't they just lose to brothers?). I'm not surprised that these kids assume that the championship is theirs after one loss, just pumped to see how MBA reacts. Shallow be thy game...we'll see how this thing plays out.

10-1 > 4-1. Does this indicate anything? What gives?

I am not a Ravenwood player. I am simply a fan of the game. Let me rephrase that question: What's the prediction on the Ravenwood v. Boy's Latin team? I hear Boy's Latin might give them a fight.

How bad will Ravenwood win the championship game?