Metro Rankings

[fb247]

12 minutes ago, FIREBIRD80 said:

PC pretty good so losing shouldn't be big deal nor should it effect ones season. 

then maybe they just don't like PC and do not want to play. I do not like PC,(don't ask, just do not like PC ) and would never schedule them. only play them if had to.

[BoardHater71]

1 hour ago, fb247 said:

then maybe they just don't like PC and do not want to play. I do not like PC,(don't ask, just do not like PC ) and would never schedule them. only play them if had to.

That's a much more honest/legitimate answer as well

[FBfan26]

1 hour ago, fb247 said:

then maybe they just don't like PC and do not want to play. I do not like PC,(don't ask, just do not like PC ) and would never schedule them. only play them if had to.

We know you wouldn't lol. Hillsboro Or Mt juilet Christian but at least you didn't sugar coat it. I can respect that.

[FIREBIRD80]

2 hours ago, fb247 said:

then maybe they just don't like PC and do not want to play. I do not like PC,(don't ask, just do not like PC ) and would never schedule them. only play them if had to.

Ok now that's something we can live with point blank don't like us. I can respect that also!!!

[32hammer]

19 hours ago, howdoitknow said:

Exactly!  Pearl-Cohn is the exception for a Metro school.  They travel well enough.  I was told by three different 5A/6A/D2 coaches over the offseason that they didn't want to play Pearl-Cohn.  When I asked "why?" the reply I received had nothing to do with gate profit.  It's because they wouldn't want to risk being humbled by a smaller school.  

 

Mt. Juliet had no problem scheduling Glencliff and Riverdale had no problem scheduling East Nashville.  Neither of them were eager to schedule Pearl-Cohn.  That's not an opinion it's a statement of fact.  

Just curious, is PC really a smaller school since they (to my understanding) co-op with MLK who has 900(?) students?

With the combined enrollment of the two schools for the football team that's about 1500 kids to choose from.

Still don't understand how that works. Couldn't a 1A school talk Union County into dropping their program and co-oping with them.

That way they could have a 1A team drawing from over 1200 kids and still competing in 1A.

Can someone explain how this works?

[FBfan26]

23 minutes ago, 32hammer said:

Just curious, is PC really a smaller school since they (to my understanding) co-op with MLK who has 900(?) students?

With the combined enrollment of the two schools for the football team that's about 1500 kids to choose from.

Still don't understand how that works. Couldn't a 1A school talk Union County into dropping their program and co-oping with them.

That way they could have a 1A team drawing from over 1200 kids and still competing in 1A.

Can someone explain how this works?

I don't know all the ins and outs but as I said before remember we're not the only Co-op School in Metro. In 1a and 2a one or two players could make you a state championship team. There's actually Co-op schools in each division. 1a-6a Back in the Day MLK use to play with Hillsboro but the parents and students started complaining about the travel and kids not playing so it was worthless. Out of the 900 kids you said PC only has about 8 MLK kids this year and I think only 1 start and few others get PT. 

[32hammer]

1 minute ago, FBfan26 said:

I don't know all the ins and outs but as I said before remember we're not the only Co-op School in Metro. In 1a and 2a one or two players could make you a state championship team. There's actually Co-op schools in each division. 1a-6a Back in the Day MLK use to play with Hillsboro but the parents and students started complaining about the travel and kids not playing so it was worthless. Out of the 900 kids you said PC only has about 8 MLK kids this year and I think only 1 start and few others get PT. 

thanks for the information. I was really curious.

[hardtackle]

On 8/19/2017 at 3:06 PM, howdoitknow said:

Antioch will be far from "the worst team" in Metro.  They looked very good in a scrimmage with Fairview a few weeks back and then got a win over Station Camp.  Coach Head is doing some good things over there.

So how will  your bears do this week?

 

Edited August 22, 2017 by hardtackle

[BoardHater71]

2 minutes ago, hardtackle said:

So how will  your bears do this week?

 

No worse than Hunters Lane, Glencliff, Hillwood, Whites Creek, Overton, and the loser of the East Nashville/Maplewood game.  

[hardtackle]

6 minutes ago, howdoitknow said:

No worse than Hunters Lane, Glencliff, Hillwood, Whites Creek, Overton, and the loser of the East Nashville/Maplewood game.  

That is a bunch of losing teams

Edited August 22, 2017 by hardtackle

[bleacher]

Apparently metro football is down this year for most teams. Unfortunately, football is not a priority for school or district administrators. 

AFTER week 1

1 Pearl-Cohn

2 Cane Ridge

3 McGavock

4 Hillsboro

5 Maplewood

6 Overton

7 Stratford

8 East 

9 Antioch

10 Whites Creek

11 Hillwood

12 Glencliff

13 Hunters Lane

 

 

 

[buckeyeball]

3 minutes ago, bleacher said:

Apparently metro football is down this year for most teams. Unfortunately, football is not a priority for school or district administrators. 

AFTER week 1

1 Pearl-Cohn

2 Cane Ridge

3 McGavock

4 Hillsboro

5 Maplewood

6 Overton

7 Stratford

8 East 

9 Antioch

10 Whites Creek

11 Hillwood

12 Glencliff

13 Hunters Lane

 

 

 

I would switch Overton and Maplewood and McGavock and Hillsboro but other than that this looks pretty good. Cane Ridge and PC are probably pretty equal right now.