Bishop McCort's Impact Players This Year

[El-Moldo]

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[pats39]

half of them were transfers they dont count

no good stat but my point was most years mccort has so much senior and junior talent that sophomores are rarely a MUST

[Crimson09Crazy]

2/10 players i mentioned didn't go to catholic schools. thats not half.


and also Lowry and Schrey were the starting CB's on the '06 team.

[pats39]

i was talking about homers list, where it was like 3 or 4 perhaps i dont know i was more or less joking

Still, imagine if everytime could have 1 transfer per 5 starters, might help a little bit

[Crimson09Crazy]

McCort only had one transfer that started for the State Runner up team.

[pats39]

interesting, crimsom what do you think they will be like the next 2-3 seasons? And beyond? Has mccort peaked?

[hornets69]

McCort only had one transfer that started for the State Runner up team.

you mean after the 9th grade year, or don't the rugg's count?

[Crimson09Crazy]

Oh right 2. Shane counts cause he in fact transfered, But Zach didn't transfer he completed his schooling at Windber and enrolled at McCort. Not a transfer

[Crimson09Crazy]

Actually Pats, I think McCort is gearing up for another run of dominance after this season. The 9th grade and 8th grade teamed looked very promising this past year.

[pats39]

did a little research, 1 loss each, good except neither team played the normal Junior high beast that is forest hills. But as you know, mccort in a lot of years NEVER lost junior high games, and if they would have had parochial 8th grade teams almost ABSOLUTELY never would have lost at least from the early 00's and up.

Of coarse, sprinkle in one or two transfers with the freshman and 8th grade teams, 6-2 lineman here, 5 10 fast athlete there, and voila you have a good chance at winning more single A championships the next few years.



Bashing aside, do you think it benefits mccort that there is no more parochial league?