Inspired by the COC trends thread by @sw5890 and the sheer boredom from the July sports calendar I've taken a look at the CCC win totals from the past 10 years:
Keep in mind, Mark Twain and Louisiana are not included as they are no longer in the league, but were for a majority of the past decade. This would account for the large disparity between the top 7 schools and Highland in 8th. Also, this does include all 'playoff' games.
A few things stood out to me. First, I wouldn't have dreamed that South Shelby would have the third most wins over the past 10 years. I haven't broken it down to just league play yet, but I'd guess they wouldn't be any higher than fifth. Even that title game run was from a ~.500 team before the playoffs began.
Second, the only title team in this time frame sitting in sixth is also a head scratcher. I would have thought they would be in the top half at least especially with that undefeated title season in the mix.
Lastly, when looking at the 'new' additions Clark County is about where I'd expect them to be, but was shocked at how Brookfield was in seventh. Being in the district of doom those first 3 years sure didn't help them, but last year's winless campaign hurt more. I would think they will rebound soon and make a push for a conference title.
Keep in mind, Mark Twain and Louisiana are not included as they are no longer in the league, but were for a majority of the past decade. This would account for the large disparity between the top 7 schools and Highland in 8th. Also, this does include all 'playoff' games.
A few things stood out to me. First, I wouldn't have dreamed that South Shelby would have the third most wins over the past 10 years. I haven't broken it down to just league play yet, but I'd guess they wouldn't be any higher than fifth. Even that title game run was from a ~.500 team before the playoffs began.
Second, the only title team in this time frame sitting in sixth is also a head scratcher. I would have thought they would be in the top half at least especially with that undefeated title season in the mix.
Lastly, when looking at the 'new' additions Clark County is about where I'd expect them to be, but was shocked at how Brookfield was in seventh. Being in the district of doom those first 3 years sure didn't help them, but last year's winless campaign hurt more. I would think they will rebound soon and make a push for a conference title.
