Who will be the team that beats Webb this year??

[anon_o1osz027druk9]

Webb City, Lamar, and Maryville show why one high school communities should not complain about STL recruiting. There is no bigger advantage in high school football than being able to have the same group of kids start learning the playbook at 8 years and learning how to play together as a team. Kids that start playing together in 7th or 9th grade will not consistently be able to match up against this. If you create a culture, support athletic programs, and have sound coaching you can be successful. Look at the majority of successful programs, and you see a well organized feeder system and community support.

No. There’s no better advantage then having a OU kid who happens to transfer in. Or 10 plus players going to SEC schools or Big 12. In classes 1-3. Which couldn’t be a bigger advantage. These kids are hardly kids. Men playing with kids at that point. Thanks for that silly opinion though.

You can play together for years, and if nobody stands out then how is that a advantage? That definitely doesn’t equate to an advantage as easily as you think. Or anywhere near as easy as the recruitment and transferring of these private schools.

 

[Rcarlisle314]

I saw Lamar beat LN who had Ronnie Perkins and 3 d1 running backs. BO beat LN last year. TC's loaded senior class gets one championship. The only private schools that have consistently won titles are CBC, the Rock, Valle, and at one time Burroughs. Stop whining about recruiting and pay closer attention to who actually wins and the common theme which is coaching stability and organization.

 

[anon_o1osz027druk9]

I saw Lamar beat LN who had Ronnie Perkins and 3 d1 running backs. BO beat LN last year. TC's loaded senior class gets one championship. The only private schools that have consistently won titles are CBC, the Rock, Valle, and at one time Burroughs. Stop whining about recruiting and pay closer attention to who actually wins and the common theme which is coaching stability and organization.

Lamar is the only team in the nation who has won 7 in a row at that time. Rare example. Thank you next.

 

[Rcarlisle314]

Guess Webb is an anomaly then. How bout Maryville, Blue Springs, Staley, Blair Oaks, all anomalies? Again last year was the first year in a while that 3 privates won titles, in most years it's one maybe two.

 

[anon_o1osz027druk9]

Guess Webb is an anomaly then. How bout Maryville, Blue Springs, Staley, Blair Oaks, all anomalies? Again last year was the first year in a while that 3 privates won titles, in most years it's one maybe two.

Yes Webb has been ranked in the top 100 teams in the country before. Those teams haven't done anything major. Still losing this one man.

 

[Bear_Eagle]

Webb City, Lamar, and Maryville show why one high school communities should not complain about STL recruiting. There is no bigger advantage in high school football than being able to have the same group of kids start learning the playbook at 8 years and learning how to play together as a team. Kids that start playing together in 7th or 9th grade will not consistently be able to match up against this. If you create a culture, support athletic programs, and have sound coaching you can be successful. Look at the majority of successful programs, and you see a well organized feeder system and community support.

I mostly disagree. No team was going to beat last years CBC team that was put together. Not even if they were together since diapers.

 

[anon_utvqikut1knht]

I mostly disagree. No team was going to beat last years CBC team that was put together. Not even if they were together since diapers.

When I saw the webcast of CBC hosting and COMPETING with St. John (DC) that told me the rest of MO C6 was DOOMED.

 

[Rcarlisle314]

My comments were aimed more at lower classes since 6A schools don't fit the one high school model. CBC had a great squad last year but public schools have a had just as strong if not stronger squads. I have seen Hazelwood Central and Blue Springs both field better teams than CBC last year.

 

[Gateway Sports Venue]

WC would already be Class 5 if not for the schools that have dropped football or gone to 8-man. It does look like WC may make the jump this year and if not probably next year.

Could have a major wrench thrown into Class 4 or should I say Class 5:
Will Webb City stay in Class 4 or bump up to Class 5?The Class 4 high school football programs across the state of Missouri could be letting out a collective cheer when the new classifications and district assignments are released on Friday.joplinglobe.com