What Class A schools are statebound

[coasterboarder]

And on a lighter note.... this is my 100th post, yay, woohoo. I think I now move up into a new category of poster- no longer will I be manage, Ill be bench warmer or whatever comes next. I know all you were waiting for this moment and are happy to see me waste space with this post........

[divepix]

That game was also a good argument for a shot clock- if a team down by one has to start fouling with over a minute left, somethings wrong....hope the TSSAA fixes that.

I missed the game (one of the few CPA games I missed, so I can't comment on the reffing, except to say high school refs are typically not very good anyway. I don't think it is a bias to one team - they just aren't very good.

What is funny is your comment about the need for a shot clock as a FRA fan. Their whole offense is built around slowing the game down and using up clock. And they do a good job at it. I don't think their coach would agree with you.

[coasterboarder]

I missed the game (one of the few CPA games I missed, so I can't comment on the reffing, except to say high school refs are typically not very good anyway. I don't think it is a bias to one team - they just aren't very good.

What is funny is your comment about the need for a shot clock as a FRA fan. Their whole offense is built around slowing the game down and using up clock. And they do a good job at it. I don't think their coach would agree with you.

If there was a shot clock, we would still use a lot of clock by working the entire shot clock down and then shooting at the end. If the TSSAA instituted a shot clock, it would be pretty long- so I dont think it would speed us up much.

 

I realize thats refs are bad both ways, but because CPA was good at leaning into shots and drawing contact, they got more shooting fouls called for them.

[Big48Eagle]

That wouldn't be too smart to run the shot clock down and then force a shot. But of course, coasterboarder (who seems to be the FRA coach) knows whats best.

[Dale Jr]

The one team that is statebound is the Gordonsville Tigers, i also agree with pickett county and maybe i mean maybe westmorland and Red Boiling Springs if they play to the level they are capable of. but go tigers

[crimsontide43]

DCA,

Goodpasture

Forrest

Moore Co

Temple

[sndlewis]

Some very interesting talk...Have not seen Moore Co this year..have seen Forrest..I would be very suprised if Forrest makes it out of Region. Gomab's favorite player Jenkins is good, but not that good,maybe I caught him on an off night.

Wayne County, Perry County, and Mt Pleasant have impressed me much more than Forrest...Just my honest opinion..

Edited January 27, 2004 by sndlewis

[Big48Eagle]

I'm liking Goodpasture right now even though they aren't playing as well as i thought they would be. Also CPA, FRA, DCA, and even Ezell are contenders all from Region 5. In the S+S rankings CPA, FRA, McEwen, NCS, and Goodpasture are all in the top 20 (not that that means anything). Pickett is looking good as well as Forrest and Mt. Pleasant. I think CCS is the best team in their region, and Halls in theirs, possibly Lake Co. JCS in the west, if im thinking correctly. I don't know much really, but just some ideas for debate.

[dlu07]

I have only seen Gordonsville play one game. But they looked really good. I hope they bring home the state. They must be doing something right to win 17 straight.