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GoldenRamsFAN wrote:Usually when it public to private the kid involved is a stud athlete and will start anywhere he or she goes.

So you don't care as long as it's not a "stud athlete".  Gotcha, thanks! 

So one of the salient points that is always brought up when it's a public-to-private transfer is what about that good private school kid who has soldiered along all those years only to have his/her spot taken by the transfer.  Where is the concern in this case?  Oh, that's right, it's okay since he...

BS! Always "a lot more than spots" when it's public to public. Same story the kid from West A was pushing when he tried to transfer to Pine. Kid actually claimed he was bullied. Yea, the D1 caliber star athlete was bullied...

Wait a second... so kid clearly transfers for athletic intent and not a single person cries foul here. I wonder what the reaction who'd be if he transferred to BG???

Zack Rocco North Catholic.  1,195 yards.  17 touchdowns.  He's a sophomore. 

youngbuck wrote:Lewis at CH?
Blacklicks coach ? Zamboni

Zamboni retiring at the end of this season. 

Could we not make the case that this wasn't made political until the media, then Donald Trump more recently made it political?  The guy who started this whole thing is no longer employed.  You have some others that were still doing it, but really gaining no attention at all.  Trump brought attention...

Gouse is no doubt someone who should be celebrated for his accomplishments. He made Portage a football town, and no doubt had an impact on many young men's lives regardless of the 200 wins. Grand scheme though, mediocre opponents and couldn't win when the competition got better. Not really a knock o...

Deserves lots of credit for establishing a positive culture and model of consistency.  In the grand scheme of things though, coaches a team that plays in an incredibly weak conference.  0 district titles, nothing concrete to show for all those wins.  

Success based classification is a solution that works for both parties (private and public).  Unfortunately it doesn't gain a lot of traction bc many simply want to see the successful burn.