redmond top eleven

[mjuhb]

1 notre dame

2 brentwood

3 father ryan

4 hendersonville

5 baylor

6 christian brothers

7 mcminn co

8 cak

9 oak ridge

10 blackman

11 knox catholic

 

and mine

1 father ryan

2 hendersonville

3 brentwood

4 mcminn co

5 tullahoma

6 christian brothers

7 blackman

8 knox catholic

9 baylor

10 cak

[MJSoccer 10]

Wow, Notre Dame isn't even in your top 10?

 

I know it is your opinion, so is there any reason?

[SmarterChild]

You can't be serious. ND should be in everyone's top 11.

[mjuhb]

has easy has there schedule is they don't score that many goals one word OVERRATED they should be 8th in d2

[SoccerFan08923]

Interesting. You have Blackman No. 7, but they were in the Beech tournament that Notre Dame won. ECS beat Blackman, and Notre Dame beat ECS in the final.

 

You have McMinn County No. 4, but they lost 3-0 to Soddy Daisy, a team that Notre Dame defeated at Soddy.

 

Do you have some bias against Notre Dame?

Edited May 1, 2005 by SoccerFan08923

[mjuhb]

http://www.tssaa.org/2004Champions/StateBS.../DIIBracket.htm

if you look at the brackets the d2 east region only takes 2 teams with good teams like mccallie, baylor and knox catholic someone will get left out notre dame could be one

[lcsoccer]

Funny how CAK (A/AA who can't play with the big boys) could beat most of the teams on that list. They don't get the credit the deserve b/c they are A/AA but that's fine.

Edited May 1, 2005 by lcsoccer

[Readthefield]

http://www.tssaa.org/2004Champions/StateBS.../DIIBracket.htm

if you look at the brackets the d2 east region only takes 2 teams with good teams like mccallie, baylor and knox catholic someone will get left out notre dame could be one

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The state bracketting is really bad. If you look at it closely, you will see that the #1 middle(middle being the weakest region on paper) could get through the tournament with only playing #2 in the east. However on the other side, #1s from west and east (the strongest regions) would knock one another out in the semis. I think that there is something fishy here. Either that or there just isn't enough thinking going on. I think that the state pairings need to have some of the season rankings or play factored in as to who plays who in the tournament. Otherwise the top two teams may always play in the semis.

[Hoya]

My new Redmond 11 would be :

 

1) Father Ryan (previously 3)

2) Notre Dame (previously 1)

3) CAK (previously 8)

4) Hendersonville (previously 4)

5) Brentwood (previously 2)

6) Baylor (previously 5)

7) Christian Bros. (previously 6)

8) McMinn Co. (previously 7)

9) Knoxville Catholic (previously 11)

10)McCallie (previously NR)

11)Bearden (previously NR)

 

The DII schools, are playing much tougher schedules with better results than the AAA teams. It is hard to find any AAA teams with winning records against DII competition, while nearly all of the DII teams have won regularly against AAA opponents. CAK is playing excellent non-district competition this year and has done very well. CAK has been far underrated in my opinion. In AAA, watch out for Bearden. Despite a couple of recent losses, their record is very solid against excellent competition.

 

The Bearden Bulldogs are my dark horse pick for the AAA championship beating Hendersonville in the finals (watch out for resurgent Farragut). I'll take CAK to win A/AA over FRA in the finals. DII is wide open with any one of 5 or 6 contenders capable of winning it all in Memphis--including unranked and underrated MUS.

[Hoya]

The state bracketting is really bad.  If you look at it closely, you will see that the #1 middle(middle being the weakest region on paper) could get through the tournament with only playing #2 in the east.  However on the other side, #1s from west and east (the strongest regions) would knock one another out in the semis.  I think that there is something fishy here.  Either that or there just isn't enough thinking going on.  I think that the state pairings need to have some of the season rankings or play factored in as to who plays who in the tournament.  Otherwise the top two teams may always play in the semis.

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TSSAA pays no regard to actual results. That would require judgment and it's not going to happen.

[Readthefield]

My new Redmond 11 would be :

 

1) Father Ryan (previously 3)

2) Notre Dame (previously 1)

3) CAK (previously 8)

4) Hendersonville (previously 4)

5) Brentwood (previously 2)

6) Baylor (previously 5)

7) Christian Bros. (previously 6)

8) McMinn Co. (previously 7)

9) Knoxville Catholic (previously 11)

10)McCallie (previously NR)

11)Bearden (previously NR)

 

The DII schools, are playing much tougher schedules with better results than the AAA teams. It is hard to find any AAA teams with winning records against DII competition, while nearly all of the DII teams have won regularly against AAA opponents. CAK is playing excellent non-district competition this year and has done very well. CAK has been far underrated in my opinion. In AAA, watch out for Bearden. Despite a couple of recent losses, their record is very solid against excellent competition.

 

The Bearden Bulldogs are my dark horse pick for the AAA championship beating Hendersonville in the finals (watch out for resurgent Farragut). I'll take CAK to win A/AA over FRA in the finals. DII is wide open with any one of 5 or 6 contenders capable of winning it all in Memphis--including unranked and underrated MUS.

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If you would review the record, your number 1 and 2 have been beaten by a team that you have ranked far behind. They have only been beaten by the number one ranked team in the nation for the spring, a team that will probably win their division in the Ga. state tournament, and had one other loss, when they played against an arch rival that hit on 4 of 5 shots. You figure it out.

[TDJ85]

TSSAA pays no regard to actual results.  That would require judgment and it's not going to happen.

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Soccer is done no different than football or basketball.