Baylor vs Bradley

[BIG]

Ridintime,Tex,Raider76,Mtrasslin.... etc.

 

Will this match ever take place? And if not who is holding it back Baylor or Bradley?

[Indian]

Hasn't Bradley had plenty of transfers or wrestlers who'd been expected to attend Cleveland or Walker Valley out of middle school, based on their residence?

[StarRaider]

Hasn't Bradley had plenty of transfers or wrestlers who'd been expected to attend Cleveland or Walker Valley out of middle school, based on their residence?

 

Cleveland and Bradley Central/Walker Valley are separate school systems. I believe it still this way, if you live in the city limits of Cleveland you can go to Cleveland or Bradley/WV (I believe anyone in the city limits is zoned for Bradley for HS but I do not know for sure). If you live out of the city limits you can pay a fee and attend Cleveland.

Edited February 10, 2011 by StarRaider

[texas23]

Ridintime,Tex,Raider76,Mtrasslin.... etc.

 

Will this match ever take place? And if not who is holding it back Baylor or Bradley?

 

Baylor.

[Indian]

Yeah, I mean it seems Bradly has had some advantages also if they're using that theme as an excuse not to wrestle Baylor (a non-region match).

[texas23]

Hasn't Bradley had plenty of transfers or wrestlers who'd been expected to attend Cleveland or Walker Valley out of middle school, based on their residence?

I kind of doubt that it is called a transfer if you were not in another high school to start with. I can tell you that I went to the Cleveland city schools until 9th grade when I went to Bradley. It was considered a choice, not a transfer.

Edited February 10, 2011 by texas23

[RidinTime]

I kind of doubt that it is called a transfer if you were not in another high school to start with. I can tell you that I went to the Cleveland city schools until 9th grade when I went to Bradley. It was considered a choice, not a transfer.

 

Many would argue that the open-zone system is similar to the perceived "advantages" of private schools. They are both used as obvious recruiting mechanisms.

[mtnrasslin]

Baylor.

Absolutely- everybody knows that Baylor has a tradition of running from local competition. They even travel to Minnesota just to make sure they don't have to wrestle Bradley.

[Indian]

That's why I said "or", it doesn't seem much different than a promising public school eighth grader instead going to Baylor for his 9th grade year. Class AAA schools ought to have sufficient school population to overcome such "disadvantages", especially in swap-and-shop areas like Cleveland and Murfreesboro.

[texas23]

Absolutely- everybody knows that Baylor has a tradition of running from local competition. They even travel to Minnesota just to make sure they don't have to wrestle Bradley.

 

 

it was kind of a joke to tweak the person who asked such a question. please do not take the bait, it is below you.

Edited February 10, 2011 by texas23

[BIG]

it was kind of a joke to tweak the person who asked such a question. please do not take the bait, it it below you.

 

LOL.... Tex you almost had me convinced!

[mtnrasslin]

it was kind of a joke to tweak the person who asked such a question. please do not take the bait, it is below you.

I was only offering you some confirmation.