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Thats just as lame a comment. EVERYONE has known for 2 years or more he was going to college as a baseball recruit, not for football, so what does it matter if he is or is not the chosen top Qb for a small local newspaper?wagonrider242 wrote:Hey hey let's identify the elephant in the room. I don't think Hauser had a dad who was chairman of the LHAC...
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That would cause this area to open their eyes and not just live inside the bubble... Some people might see what's actually out there.abpk2903 wrote:With all due respect, so what? That’s their JOB. They are sports writers. That would like a nurse saying it was lame that after helping deliver a baby, they have to check it’s vitals too.
In my industry, I am not an expert in every field. But I have 8-10 trusted colleagues that I use regularly for information and vise verses. Should a WPIAL reporter know a lot about a defensive end from Strath Haven outside of Philadelphia? No. But they easily could have a trusted colleague in the area where they would pick up the phone and say “hey, name me 5 guys from your coverage area that I should do some research on for my all-State team ballot. Here are 5 guys that we’re exceptional from our area.” That just cut the research time down by several hours.
If a newspaper/website/organization etc. is going to publish an All-State team then put in some friggin’ effort.
I mean that's basically how it works now.abpk2903 wrote:With all due respect, so what? That’s their JOB. They are sports writers. That would like a nurse saying it was lame that after helping deliver a baby, they have to check it’s vitals too.
In my industry, I am not an expert in every field. But I have 8-10 trusted colleagues that I use regularly for information and vise verses. Should a WPIAL reporter know a lot about a defensive end from Strath Haven outside of Philadelphia? No. But they easily could have a trusted colleague in the area where they would pick up the phone and say “hey, name me 5 guys from your coverage area that I should do some research on for my all-State team ballot. Here are 5 guys that we’re exceptional from our area.” That just cut the research time down by several hours.
If a newspaper/website/organization etc. is going to publish an All-State team then put in some friggin’ effort.