I'm sure you never heard anyone whining about rules and documentation and the legitimacy of something that happened that they couldn't bear the thought of being real before this thread reminded you of it.
I'm sure you never heard anyone whining about rules and documentation and the legitimacy of something that happened that they couldn't bear the thought of being real before this thread reminded you of it.
Oddly enough. There seem to be people getting all upset with crusader_2. There are certainly differences of opinions. I have to applaud his (I assume, he) tenacity. We might even have differing opinions, but, based on his replies, I'd party with that dude.
I know, 7 pages and still going strong! I find it interesting how everyone seems to have an opinion about public vs private. These threads always stir up lots of comments. Almost as good as a Bolivar thread.This post just WILL NOT DIE
Just because they have not been caught does not mean that they are not cheatingYou'd probably have one helluva team. You should support open enrollment for public schools. Have it be that any kid, anywhere in Missouri can enroll into any public school they choose to (provided there's room at the school) and for those transfers to be eligible immediately ... even if they're transferring for athletic reasons. Just like Florida does.
Then have MSHSAA allow Spring Football for high schools, like every other SEC State does.
This is where you do not understand that even if no one is breaking any rules private schools have a competitive advantage over public schools. The class system is suppose to set up a fair and competitive system or we would not have classes. The problem is that private schools can draw from a much larger range of students, where as public schools are held to a specific boundary.Life isn't fair. Go cry to MSHSAA and tell them you don't like the rules.
Just because they have not been caught does not mean that they are not cheating
This is where you do not understand that even if no one is breaking any rules private schools have a competitive advantage over public schools. The class system is suppose to set up a fair and competitive system or we would not have classes. The problem is that private schools can draw from a much larger range of students, where as public schools are held to a specific boundary.
Lets suppose colleges operated on this system. Lets say that the University of Missouri could only offer scholarships to football players only from the state of Missouri, but a Private school like Notre Dame can offer scholarships to any player in the country. Does this create a competitive advantage, it sure does.
Crusader_2 will say this is racist.
If both coaches throw out racism in the STL paper interview about forfeits, do you really think that card wasn't played in any appeals or investigation of wrong doing? I know for a fact it has been; and in this political climate not something MSHSAA wants to touch. So while crusader _2 can say that mshsaa disagrees with all these interpretations of ny-laws, that is coming from his perspective because they have succumb to that pressure. I know plenty of kids with far more legit situations for transfer/enrollment that weren't granted the same waiver because they didn't/couldn't play that card. So stop acting like everything is legit, admit you found a loophole and took advantage of it by applying (or having parents) apply that pressure on the state just like in the paper when you falsely accused St Charles of wrongdoing and got called on the carpet to the state in Columbia. Congrats on beating Carnahan. Looking forward to the all-star game next week.
It seems like a real waste of energy to spin your wheels in an online message board.
Irony is ironic...
Lutheran North and Trinity are undefeated, MSHSAA found them to have followed the rules, they're playing one another for their District Championship, they have more players with D1 scholarship offers than any other 2 teams in Missouri, 3 Under Armour All-Americans, 1 U.S. Army All-American, the Top-Rated 2018 RB, LB and DE in the state, 3 of the Top 5 2019 players in the state, at least a dozen college coaches and a record crowd attending their game next Friday.
I hear forfeits bring attention too.It looks like the best way to bring attention to MSHSAA's incompetent handling of this situation, is for schools to stop scheduling games with these teams !
The only one crying is you.
If you guys are innocent, why do you feel such an obviously desperate need to convince all of us?
An innocent person doesn't keep reiterating the same points in an effort to appear innocent. You're not on trial and no one on this board works at MSHSAA, why do you need to convince us if you are actually innocent? Or just make another hundred posts in an effort to clear your name...which you claim doesn't need clearing in the first place. Makes sense.
I hear forfeits bring attention too.![]()
Actually the recruiting/cheating and forfeits have brought a lot more attention to Trinity and Lutheran North, more than the results of the cheating.Not as much attention as an undefeated season and a bunch of college scholarship offers do.
Folks confuse MSHSAA with the NCAA. They dont have a huge staff of investigators who are watching everyone's every move. They are going to assume everything is legit until someone contacts them with probable cause to investigate something. That seldom happens.
Take your crusade elsewhere bro.
And you never answered my question.
What is the harm of having separate playoffs for public and private? Who gets hurt?
I have to ask....what was up with Trinity last night? I expected a blow out, yet it wasn't.
A). No, Thanks. I like it here. I think I'll stay a while.
B). You're right. I never did. Any of the times you asked it.
C). It won't happen. If you want to know why, call MSHSAA. I posted their # multiple times on this thread.
D). Your feelings do ... apparently.
Actually the recruiting/cheating and forfeits have brought a lot more attention to Trinity and Lutheran North, more than the results of the cheating.
Who, outside of those schools, is talking about their undefeated seasons and D1 offers without referring to the cheating efforts that precipitated it?
Actually the rules have changed and hate to break this to you but it's guys/teams like you that are going to force a split.The only people crying about Lutheran North and Trinity are random, anonymous guys on message boards. Public school fanboys have been complaining about private schools for decades. MSHSAA's rules haven't changed. You guys only care about what's happening now because those 2 schools are getting attention and D1 scholarship offers and you're mad because you wish your kids were.
So you cant actually address separating the playoffs, which is the point of the thread. No one will be hurt.
You guys only care about what's happening now because those 2 schools are getting attention and D1 scholarship offers and you're mad because you wish your kids were.
Actually the rules have changed and hate to break this to you but it's guys/teams like you that are going to force a split.
Trinity had all this last year, and Lamar still beat them!!![]()
It looks like the best way to bring attention to MSHSAA's incompetent handling of this situation, is for schools to stop scheduling games with these teams !
The only one crying for them is you. Perhaps you are trolling yourself. Gotta give it to you, you're persistant.The only people crying about Lutheran North and Trinity are random, anonymous guys on message boards.
Correct me if I'm wrong but Cardinal Ritter was a top 5 ranked team. There's no shame in having a closer than expected result against them, especially when you consider they had a 3 week layoff.I have to ask....what was up with Trinity last night? I expected a blow out, yet it wasn't.