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7th grader really, are you stupid. He's not stupid, just biased. It's his 9th grader and rising 6th grader he has in mind after all. The lax world has gone looney tunes. This generation of high school and youth laxers will have a high price to pay for all of the rush-to-commit mindset that has developed around the game. Show me a 10th grader that knows where he wants to go to college (i.e. the right/best school for the Profession he chooses), and I will show you a liar. Okay, maybe the rare kid (holdbacks?), who has academics locked down and has matured ahead of his time is ready to commit to a college in 10th grade. 8th & 9th grade commits? Rubbish. Rubbish? Liar? Says the angry dad of a kid that has no chance of an early verbal Angry? No, just realistic. By the way, we'll pass on the early verbal (8th/9th/10th) if/when it comes. Entering 11th grade, probably more realistic our kids will have a solid idea of what they would like to do in life and what their major focus should be. If they don't know that, how could they possibly know what college is the best fit? It's not about lax, it's about education. None of these kids will play in high school or college if they don't make the grades. So why rush the process? If a kid is "all that", and a standout talent, the offers will stay on the table. And if he is borderline, or middle of the pack (which is more likely for most kids), then he is better served by taking the time to learn what he wants and finding the best college to fit those goals. D1 benches are full of early commits, and so are the transfer wires. Perhaps "liar" was too harsh, misguided might be better suited. Still adds up to rubbish. I call "Rubbish" to your post!! You are not realistic, you are angry and jealous. If Duke, JH, ND, UPenn, Harvard were ringing your phone you wouldn't pick up? You would have your child pass on an early verbal commitment to one of the most prestigious schools in the country? Many of these young commits had 5, 6, 7 of these schools calling at the same time because they are that good. I think you are misguided and would be a terrible parent not to give your child that chance. You are narcissistic to believe that you, anonymous Back of the Cage Poster, are more intelligent or better equipped to how to handle that situation. You truly believe 11th grade (16/17) is the "Magic year" to KNOW what they would like to do or focus on? That is ridiculous!! Every child is different. Many of these families, in this situation, have put many hours traveling, visiting schools, speaking with their children, teachers, school counselors, coaches, worrying, deliberating. It was a huge decision and not taken lightly. You actually think you know better? D1 benches are full of early commits, late commits and walk ons. Transfers happen all of the time, for many reasons. No one (I know) is "misguided" during this process. The situation was presented and these families did their best to do right by their children and now it is up to their children to do their best to meet their end of the verbal commitment. Good luck to all of them and "rubbish" to your "we'll pass on the early verbal"
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7th grader really, are you stupid. He's not stupid, just biased. It's his 9th grader and rising 6th grader he has in mind after all. The lax world has gone looney tunes. This generation of high school and youth laxers will have a high price to pay for all of the rush-to-commit mindset that has developed around the game. Show me a 10th grader that knows where he wants to go to college (i.e. the right/best school for the Profession he chooses), and I will show you a liar. Okay, maybe the rare kid (holdbacks?), who has academics locked down and has matured ahead of his time is ready to commit to a college in 10th grade. 8th & 9th grade commits? Rubbish. Rubbish? Liar? Says the angry dad of a kid that has no chance of an early verbal Angry? No, just realistic. By the way, we'll pass on the early verbal (8th/9th/10th) if/when it comes. Entering 11th grade, probably more realistic our kids will have a solid idea of what they would like to do in life and what their major focus should be. If they don't know that, how could they possibly know what college is the best fit? It's not about lax, it's about education. None of these kids will play in high school or college if they don't make the grades. So why rush the process? If a kid is "all that", and a standout talent, the offers will stay on the table. And if he is borderline, or middle of the pack (which is more likely for most kids), then he is better served by taking the time to learn what he wants and finding the best college to fit those goals. D1 benches are full of early commits, and so are the transfer wires. Perhaps "liar" was too harsh, misguided might be better suited. Still adds up to rubbish. I call "Rubbish" to your post!! You are not realistic, you are angry and jealous. If Duke, JH, ND, UPenn, Harvard were ringing your phone you wouldn't pick up? You would have your child pass on an early verbal commitment to one of the most prestigious schools in the country? Many of these young commits had 5, 6, 7 of these schools calling at the same time because they are that good. I think you are misguided and would be a terrible parent not to give your child that chance. You are narcissistic to believe that you, anonymous Back of the Cage Poster, are more intelligent or better equipped to how to handle that situation. You truly believe 11th grade (16/17) is the "Magic year" to KNOW what they would like to do or focus on? That is ridiculous!! Every child is different. Many of these families, in this situation, have put many hours traveling, visiting schools, speaking with their children, teachers, school counselors, coaches, worrying, deliberating. It was a huge decision and not taken lightly. You actually think you know better? D1 benches are full of early commits, late commits and walk ons. Transfers happen all of the time, for many reasons. If No one (I know) is "misguided" during this process. The situation was presented and these families did their best to do right by their children and now it is up to their children to do their best to meet their end of the verbal commitment. Good luck to all of them and "rubbish" to your "we'll pass on the early verbal" My child is a girl, but the situation remains the same. If Duke, JH, ND, UPenn, Harvard were ringing my phone,and it wasn't the right fit for my kid, I would defiantly say no, no matter how prestigious they are. To accept an offer from any of those schools,just on a prestige factor, shows just how misguided you are. A lot of factors go into choosing a school, cost, will they graduate in 4 years, is academics the #1 goal or is lacrosse. pressure from coaches teachers and parents. Do I think all 7th 8th 9th graders want to play for those schools, yes, because of the "i want to win factor" of early adolescence. I think 10th 11th and 12th graders start to see the work that is actually required to achieve these goals, and maybe the education becomes more important tan the winning, at least it should if the kid has a decent parent that isn't pushing them into something that they want, like the bragging rights of an early commit, rather than their future. who is really misguided Mr. Anonymous poster. If you think your club or High School coach really cares about your kid, than you shouldn't have kids. They only care about earl commit lists on web sites
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The Manhasset Goalie and midfield are great examples. Both positions with sophomore commitments to top 10 D1s but with several Seniors at both positions that are not committed but excellent nonetheless and probably better pound for pound given their prior varsity experience and difference in physical maturity. Do they play the recruited young guns against upper class laden opponents or go toe-to-toe using their own upper classmen? Will be interesting to watch. My bet is they go with the young guns until they prove that they aren't varsity ready yet.
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7th grader really, are you stupid. He's not stupid, just biased. It's his 9th grader and rising 6th grader he has in mind after all. The lax world has gone looney tunes. This generation of high school and youth laxers will have a high price to pay for all of the rush-to-commit mindset that has developed around the game. Show me a 10th grader that knows where he wants to go to college (i.e. the right/best school for the Profession he chooses), and I will show you a liar. Okay, maybe the rare kid (holdbacks?), who has academics locked down and has matured ahead of his time is ready to commit to a college in 10th grade. 8th & 9th grade commits? Rubbish. Rubbish? Liar? Says the angry dad of a kid that has no chance of an early verbal Angry? No, just realistic. By the way, we'll pass on the early verbal (8th/9th/10th) if/when it comes. Entering 11th grade, probably more realistic our kids will have a solid idea of what they would like to do in life and what their major focus should be. If they don't know that, how could they possibly know what college is the best fit? It's not about lax, it's about education. None of these kids will play in high school or college if they don't make the grades. So why rush the process? If a kid is "all that", and a standout talent, the offers will stay on the table. And if he is borderline, or middle of the pack (which is more likely for most kids), then he is better served by taking the time to learn what he wants and finding the best college to fit those goals. D1 benches are full of early commits, and so are the transfer wires. Perhaps "liar" was too harsh, misguided might be better suited. Still adds up to rubbish. I call "Rubbish" to your post!! You are not realistic, you are angry and jealous. If Duke, JH, ND, UPenn, Harvard were ringing your phone you wouldn't pick up? You would have your child pass on an early verbal commitment to one of the most prestigious schools in the country? Many of these young commits had 5, 6, 7 of these schools calling at the same time because they are that good. I think you are misguided and would be a terrible parent not to give your child that chance. You are narcissistic to believe that you, anonymous Back of the Cage Poster, are more intelligent or better equipped to how to handle that situation. You truly believe 11th grade (16/17) is the "Magic year" to KNOW what they would like to do or focus on? That is ridiculous!! Every child is different. Many of these families, in this situation, have put many hours traveling, visiting schools, speaking with their children, teachers, school counselors, coaches, worrying, deliberating. It was a huge decision and not taken lightly. You actually think you know better? D1 benches are full of early commits, late commits and walk ons. Transfers happen all of the time, for many reasons. If No one (I know) is "misguided" during this process. The situation was presented and these families did their best to do right by their children and now it is up to their children to do their best to meet their end of the verbal commitment. Good luck to all of them and "rubbish" to your "we'll pass on the early verbal" My child is a girl, but the situation remains the same. If Duke, JH, ND, UPenn, Harvard were ringing my phone,and it wasn't the right fit for my kid, I would defiantly say no, no matter how prestigious they are. To accept an offer from any of those schools,just on a prestige factor, shows just how misguided you are. A lot of factors go into choosing a school, cost, will they graduate in 4 years, is academics the #1 goal or is lacrosse. pressure from coaches teachers and parents. Do I think all 7th 8th 9th graders want to play for those schools, yes, because of the "i want to win factor" of early adolescence. I think 10th 11th and 12th graders start to see the work that is actually required to achieve these goals, and maybe the education becomes more important tan the winning, at least it should if the kid has a decent parent that isn't pushing them into something that they want, like the bragging rights of an early commit, rather than their future. who is really misguided Mr. Anonymous poster. If you think your club or High School coach really cares about your kid, than you shouldn't have kids. They only care about earl commit lists on web sites Ok... Now go back and read the previous post...no mention of winning being more important than the right fit for each child. There is a lot more to committing early than bragging rights and I'm sorry, as I tried to explain in the previous post, most parents going through that with their children do know that. I'm not misguided at all. We (like most others we know) did our due diligence. You are an angry person with a warped idea of what most of these kids are about.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help
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The Manhasset Goalie and midfield are great examples. Both positions with sophomore commitments to top 10 D1s but with several Seniors at both positions that are not committed but excellent nonetheless and probably better pound for pound given their prior varsity experience and difference in physical maturity. Do they play the recruited young guns against upper class laden opponents or go toe-to-toe using their own upper classmen? Will be interesting to watch. My bet is they go with the young guns until they prove that they aren't varsity ready yet. Now way the Goalie starts on Varsity. He may not even be on the varsity roster. He got the D1 commitment through connections and from his father having played at the same school not based on pure skill. He's good but not great and probably the third best goalie in the Manhasset program right now.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. Sounds like an Obama defending Democrat. They do the se thing if anyone has an opinion different than them.
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3rd best still the best goalie in B division. their biggest rival is going to have a very difficult time in the cage.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. Sounds like an Obama defending Democrat. They do the se thing if anyone has an opinion different than them. Yes - great point, some anonymous tool makes a stupid post and you do your best Sean Hannity and blame it on Obama - that Kenyan, Socialist, Muslim who has underhandedly ruined your life. Unless of course you are a white upper middle class lacrosse daddy whose stock portfolio continue to do quite well under Obama. The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index stood at 156 percent higher at the close on Jan. 8 than it did the day Obama took office. Other stock indexes show similarly robust gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also has more than doubled, rising 125 percent during Obama’s tenure, and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 229 percent, more than tripling during the same period. Obama that [lacrosse] ruining lives at country clubs all across Long Islands Gold Coast........Thanks Obama, oh wait, Thank you Mr. President
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Why is that everyone assumes every lacrosse daddy on Long Island is a privileged rich person? Plenty of blue collar dads I know out there with kids playing lacrosse. Cops, firemen, teachers, heck even construction workers....imagine that!
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. There seems to be a few contributors here. I am the contributor who reiterates that not all schools are the same 'Pequa has strength in numbers and a few of the Div 1 Suffolk schools (weak or strong) need their underclassmen. I also tried to understand why someone would have a position that the best 17 & 18 year olds will beat a 9th grader (of course they would) the best 17 & 18 years old will beat the worst 17 & 18 year olds. Stating no team has all of the best 17 & 18 year olds on each team. Some only have 2/3 leaving 9 spots open (F/O and LSM = 12 not 10 players). I was also scoffed at my insinuation of a 7th grader playing. I wrote why cant some understand this. I think I wrote that eloquently enough. I enjoyed the write up on Manhasset as those are issues many coaches wish they had. I suspect the only way you can answer questions of who will play is through practice. Practice, that is where the rubber meets the road. You never know how someone will play until you get them all out there. Again injury and time may also help others rise to the top throughout the season. In my experience the players old and young all know each other a good coach makes it work.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. Sounds like an Obama defending Democrat. They do the se thing if anyone has an opinion different than them. Yes - great point, some anonymous tool makes a stupid post and you do your best Sean Hannity and blame it on Obama - that Kenyan, Socialist, Muslim who has underhandedly ruined your life. Unless of course you are a white upper middle class lacrosse daddy whose stock portfolio continue to do quite well under Obama. The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index stood at 156 percent higher at the close on Jan. 8 than it did the day Obama took office. Other stock indexes show similarly robust gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also has more than doubled, rising 125 percent during Obama’s tenure, and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 229 percent, more than tripling during the same period. Obama that [lacrosse] ruining lives at country clubs all across Long Islands Gold Coast........Thanks Obama, oh wait, Thank you Mr. President I'm an electrician, please before you go postal either at your financial firm or on the sidelines, seek a good shrink and get on some meds
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. Sounds like an Obama defending Democrat. They do the se thing if anyone has an opinion different than them. Yes - great point, some anonymous tool makes a stupid post and you do your best Sean Hannity and blame it on Obama - that Kenyan, Socialist, Muslim who has underhandedly ruined your life. Unless of course you are a white upper middle class lacrosse daddy whose stock portfolio continue to do quite well under Obama. The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index stood at 156 percent higher at the close on Jan. 8 than it did the day Obama took office. Other stock indexes show similarly robust gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also has more than doubled, rising 125 percent during Obama’s tenure, and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 229 percent, more than tripling during the same period. Obama that [lacrosse] ruining lives at country clubs all across Long Islands Gold Coast........Thanks Obama, oh wait, Thank you Mr. President I'm an electrician, please before you go postal either at your financial firm or on the sidelines, seek a good shrink and get on some meds Amen brother....
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Why is that everyone assumes every lacrosse daddy on Long Island is a privileged rich person? Plenty of blue collar dads I know out there with kids playing lacrosse. Cops, firemen, teachers, heck even construction workers....imagine that! Cops and Teachers are some of the highest paid people on Long Island! Them and the immigrants are the only people that will still be able to stay here in a few more years.
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no politics, no socioeconomic statements just HS lacrosse. I do not want to be radical or say anything that might offend anybody but I do not think Oyster Bay can win the states this year
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Why is that everyone assumes every lacrosse daddy on Long Island is a privileged rich person? Plenty of blue collar dads I know out there with kids playing lacrosse. Cops, firemen, teachers, heck even construction workers....imagine that! Cops and Teachers are some of the highest paid people on Long Island! Them and the immigrants are the only people that will still be able to stay here in a few more years. not to mention they are the ones who can generally attend and make the practices.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. Sounds like an Obama defending Democrat. They do the se thing if anyone has an opinion different than them. Yes - great point, some anonymous tool makes a stupid post and you do your best Sean Hannity and blame it on Obama - that Kenyan, Socialist, Muslim who has underhandedly ruined your life. Unless of course you are a white upper middle class lacrosse daddy whose stock portfolio continue to do quite well under Obama. The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index stood at 156 percent higher at the close on Jan. 8 than it did the day Obama took office. Other stock indexes show similarly robust gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also has more than doubled, rising 125 percent during Obama’s tenure, and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 229 percent, more than tripling during the same period. Obama that [lacrosse] ruining lives at country clubs all across Long Islands Gold Coast........Thanks Obama, oh wait, Thank you Mr. President Defend Obama somewhere else. You and your two friends with Obama/Biden stickers on your cars can go to Mexico and have a party. Or go play golf with our disgraced President while ISIS is killing Christians.
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you are very disturbed, how do you conclude that I am angry. Please seek help I'm with you. This guy/gal seems to call anyone with a differing opinion angry or jealous. The poster seems to be frothing at the mouth. Definitely needs help. Sounds like an Obama defending Democrat. They do the se thing if anyone has an opinion different than them. Yes - great point, some anonymous tool makes a stupid post and you do your best Sean Hannity and blame it on Obama - that Kenyan, Socialist, Muslim who has underhandedly ruined your life. Unless of course you are a white upper middle class lacrosse daddy whose stock portfolio continue to do quite well under Obama. The Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index stood at 156 percent higher at the close on Jan. 8 than it did the day Obama took office. Other stock indexes show similarly robust gains. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also has more than doubled, rising 125 percent during Obama’s tenure, and the NASDAQ Composite index is up 229 percent, more than tripling during the same period. Obama that [lacrosse] ruining lives at country clubs all across Long Islands Gold Coast........Thanks Obama, oh wait, Thank you Mr. President Defend Obama somewhere else. You and your two friends with Obama/Biden stickers on your cars can go to Mexico and have a party. Or go play golf with our disgraced President while ISIS is killing Christians. Hey Hop, are you the wise all knowing moderator or just another nut in the crowd? If you want to say no political discussion at all, then that works for me, but the continuation of this and letting us all know your opinion just doesn't seem to be right from the person doing this job.
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Nut in the crowd? No. Just a voice of reason. You post and I'll approve or not. Sound good?
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first date to scrimmage in Sect XI is a month away 3/18. Lets bring it back to field play and productive conversation about who will or wont do what.
Is there a team out there that is loaded with Sophmores? We talked about Freshman. But with the Turtles and the 2017 class they were a strong bunch what school has the best of the crop that will shine on their teams
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Nut in the crowd? No. Just a voice of reason. You post and I'll approve or not. Sound good? Actually it doesn't sound good. But it's your board. I'm out.
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I know it's hard to imagine but we are less than two weeks from the start of the season. Orange balls I guess until the snow melts. Crazy!!
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first date to scrimmage in Sect XI is a month away 3/18. Lets bring it back to field play and productive conversation about who will or wont do what.
Is there a team out there that is loaded with Sophmores? We talked about Freshman. But with the Turtles and the 2017 class they were a strong bunch what school has the best of the crop that will shine on their teams Turtles or 2018's 2017's, 2016's, or 2015's who cares. If the player is good then they will play. If not, then they won't.
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hhttps://www.backofthecage.com/images/icons/default_dark/smirk.gihttps://www.backofthecage.com/images/icons/default_dark/shocked.giffttp://www.backofthecage.com/images/icons/default_dark/cry.gif so exciting!!!! its like the greatest thing to ever happen!!!! get a life....
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very ed grimly about how exciting it is that they can play in 2 weeks. calm down ....you are a bit hysterical.
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first date to scrimmage in Sect XI is a month away 3/18. Lets bring it back to field play and productive conversation about who will or wont do what.
Is there a team out there that is loaded with Sophmores? We talked about Freshman. But with the Turtles and the 2017 class they were a strong bunch what school has the best of the crop that will shine on their teams Sec VIII starts about a week earlier (crazy) 3/14 first game Herricks v Hempstead and first big match up is 3/17 Syo v GC and then 3/18 CSH v Manhasset
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I know it's hard to imagine but we are less than two weeks from the start of the season. Orange balls I guess until the snow melts. Crazy!! 45 degrees and rain on Sunday. That will get rid of a lot of the snow/ice.
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I know it's hard to imagine but we are less than two weeks from the start of the season. Orange balls I guess until the snow melts. Crazy!! 45 degrees and rain on Sunday. That will get rid of a lot of the snow/ice. yeha but the treand has been Tuesday snow and there is more precipitation called for Tuesday. lets just hope it is more rain to help wash away the remaining snow
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play in the corners - it's 90 degrees there.
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play in the corners - it's 90 degrees there. BOOOOO!!!
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Two publics, Pequa 12, SE 13, ranked above Chaminade 17, and st. Anthonys 20 in the national hs team ranking by USA today released today. 1st 11 schools all private.
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Not so much LI love in the "National" rankings. But then again...done by Casey Vock of 3d...http://usatodayhss.com/2015/super-25-preseason-boys-lacrosse-rankings#sthash.MEmGdOtQ.uxfs
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play in the corners - it's 90 degrees there. BOOOOO!!! Math humor? Way over the heads of many readers here.
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NOT IF THEY WENT TO CHAMINADE.
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yo ...its science beeeaaatch!!!
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yo ...its science beeeaaatch!!! That was a great (math/science) joke - then an even better comeback on the observation. For those newbies who have not seen a game at Chaminade they cheaped out when they did the field and have to lay mats out on the track for the four corners of the playing field. Hence there are no 4 corners at Chaminade. and cannot be as hot as 90* Well played!
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yo ...its science beeeaaatch!!! No...it Geometry, dolt!
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yo ...its science beeeaaatch!!! No...it Geometry, dolt! Great grammar, dunce!
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