Who has done a better job recruiting this year CPA or Alcoa?

[BIGPURPLEMACHINE]

Oh yeah, I forgot....SOCCER was priority #1! My bad....

Yeah... How can anyone be a soccer fan?? Or a fan of any sport besides football for that matter. Like that chump AlcoaBasketball..... He was a real loser!!

[ZoneRead]

Yeah... How can anyone be a soccer fan?? Or a fan of any sport besides football for that matter. Like that chump AlcoaBasketball..... He was a real loser!!

Yeah he was!

[UpperCumberlandMan]

Alcoa doesn't get nearly enough to move up to 4A. They're already playing up a class as it is.

Edited September 3, 2015 by UpperCumberlandMan

[UpperCumberlandMan]

Alcoa doesn't get nearly enough to move up to 4A. They're already playing up a class as it is.

that my point, selective enough with it you can stay in the same classification but draw kids from a huge population area for a small fee "tuition". Edited September 3, 2015 by UpperCumberlandMan

[Throwdeslant]

that my point, selective enough with it you can stay in the same classification but draw kids from a huge population area for a small fee "tuition".

[ZoneRead]

[sportsnerd]

CPA is unique to many parents compared to BA, MBA, BGA, Ensworth in terms of their Christian based curriculum. I am not saying they are "holier" or have a more Christian staff, faculty, or students, but that they do indeed have a different curriculum and basis for education that some parents want for their kids. BA,MBA,BGA, and Ensworth are more higher education, college prep oriented, and they emphasize that more then the spiritual development emphasis. There is a value and place for both types of schools, and they all attract different kinds of families.

I cannot prove this but I am confident that if you talked to most CPA parents of athletes, their influencing factor was not the athletics, but the Christian Worldview curriculum that made them choose CPA for their child versus the other schools listed, even though those other schools are excellent.

[ZoneRead]

UCM, any school that wants to be open enrollment can. It's a school board thing, not a football thing. Oh, and Alcoa is a public school with a zone where anyone outside it had to pay attendance. Privates have no zone at all.

[RonMexico3]

Oh yeah, I forgot....SOCCER was priority #1! My bad....

How do you feel about hockey players? 

[ZoneRead]

How do you feel about hockey players?

There's a hockey team in middle Tennessee?

[BCsportsfan]

How do you feel about hockey players?

It's another sissy minivan driving soccer mom from middle TN trying to talk real football. What a girl!

Edited September 4, 2015 by BCsportsfan

[STARSNBARS]

I did hear Saturday night directly from a long time Maryville fan at the game say some Maryville teams have had 60% of the roster kids that pay the "tuition" to attend. I dont know where he got his stats from, but he seem pretty sure about what he was saying.

He iz rong UCM....And eye'm rilly shore abowt whut eye'm sayin.....Mairvul haz 5.4% twoishun kidz K-12.....

 

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