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DemCanesByke said:
Just a question how many kids transferred into those schools that won state championships?
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Exactly...but they dont want to hear that. You cant transfer to any school in other states like you can in FL. Kids just run to next hot spot.....and then fans here wonder why they dont come to Miami
 
cmike73 said:
Exactly...but they dont want to hear that. You cant transfer to any school in other states like you can in FL. Kids just run to next hot spot.....and then fans here wonder why they dont come to Miami
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Im at da state finals watching marcus fleming. He was the best player on the field. Transferred from another school to mnw. I watched central amari daniels transferred to central. So basically im like all the top kids just go join the best teams.
 
The highest level of football with the most money at stake continues to employ more players from south Florida than anywhere else in the country.

"But but dey are divas"

Stop watching the sport and ******* hang yourself if you're still too stupid to understand the tri-county area of Florida is a conveyor belt of football talent and unrivaled in this sport.
 
cmike73 said:
Kids just run to next hot spot.....and then fans here wonder why they dont come to Miami
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6 State Champions, that's a lotta "hot spots".

And kids don't/didn't come to Miami because the coaching sucks, not because the State Of Florida has lax transfer rules.
 
DemCanesByke said:
Im at da state finals watching marcus fleming. He was the best player on the field. Transferred from another school to mnw. I watched central amari daniels transferred to central. So basically im like all the top kids just go join the best teams.
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Amari daniels started hs at Central...transferred to Jackson as his dad became Jackson's head coach and then transferred back into Central this year.

Fleming has been to like 3 schools. So he likely is a transfer type.
 
Football All-Star games are pointless. The teams just don't have the time together to create any rhythm. It works in baseball, but not football. I do wish more teams kicked off their season with cross-state games. In Georgia the Corky Kell classic has invited an out of state school (Hoover) for the first time.
 
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gogeta4 said:
Amari daniels started hs at Central...transferred to Jackson as his dad became Jackson's head coach and then transferred back into Central this year.

Fleming has been to like 3 schools. So he likely is a transfer type.
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We should really go after Miami guys in the portal. I mean we already know they don't mind transferring.
 
gogeta4 said:
Off head Mnw, Central, BTW, Edison all split kids and are all schools within walking distance. Imagine if all those kids were at 1 school. SMH!
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Carol City (5 state championships) and Norland (2 state championships) just up the road, too.

What the "inner-city" public schools have been able to accomplish in Dade Country is truly remarkable and unmatched anywhere else in the country.

That's something worth praising not tearing down.
 
FUGators FUNoles said:
Carol City (5 state championships) and Norland (2 state championships) just up the road, too.

What the "inner-city" public schools have been able to accomplish in Dade Country is truly remarkable and unmatched anywhere else in the country.

That's something worth praising not tearing down.
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Very much soo. You don't see inner-city schools in Atlanta win. In fact, they usually get beat pretty bad when facing teams with much more resources.
 
Andrew said:
We should really go after Miami guys in the portal. I mean we already know they don't mind transferring.
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Happen elsewhere in Florida, but the players generally aren't as good and the championships are more scarce so less people gripe about it.

If rules weren't so strict regarding transferring in most other talent-rich states, we'd see the exact same thing with top players bouncing from school to school.
 
gogeta4 said:
Cool story.

Champagnat a school in a shopping plaza scored 14 on Lowndes thats a win in itself. **** why is Champagnat even playing a Lowndes?. lol.

This is a very young MNW team...even with the 3 peat. They are starting a qb straight out of the 8th grade....and NO we dont have middle school football. He is coming from the optomist level ( played in my optomist porgram)and 135 pound ol...being thrown in to the varsity game in inner city miami and did his thing.

Every year fluctuates and i respect Lowndes program for years. The St Francis thig i dont know about much as its the first time i essentially heard of a Baltimore fb program worth a sh*t..but im guessing its similar to Dematha where they have ALLLLL the top area kids at that 1 school.

Off head Mnw, Central, BTW, Edison all split kids and are all schools within walking distance. Imagine if all those kids were at 1 school. SMH!
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Every metro area splits kids bro. In orlando evans basketball team would win the state every year but they split kids with wekiva, apopka, jones, and west orange. What doesnt happen though is all the kids DO NOT just stack up on the same schools.
 
DemCanesByke said:
Every metro area splits kids bro. In orlando evans basketball team would win the state every year but they split kids with wekiva, apopka, jones, and west orange. What doesnt happen though is all the kids DO NOT just stack up on the same schools.
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Huh?

Central, Northwestern and Booker T all won titles this week.

Not one school, three schools.

That part of MIA is a flat-out gold mine for talent and hard-nosed, competitive coaches and ballplayers.

Even the teams a couple tiers down like Edison and Jackson — much less traditional powers like Carol City and Norland — are far better than your average Florida high school team.

The Miami-Dade schools have won SIXTEEN (16) consecutive state championship games since 2012 — and it'd likely be even more if the West, Central, CC and Norland had not been gerrymandered into the same district so many times.

**** like that doesn't happen from just 1 or 2 schools monopolizing all the talent like you seem to be suggesting.
 
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cmike73 said:
Exactly...but they dont want to hear that. You cant transfer to any school in other states like you can in FL. Kids just run to next hot spot.....and then fans here wonder why they dont come to Miami
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U literally have teams that cant field decent teams because they get players and they transfer to other schools in dade and broward. Jackson in miami is one of them lol
 
Here’s the deal on why sofla schools are truly dominate over everyone else in the state of Florida but not necessarily the top programs throughout the country....

Most, not all, of sofla schools get away with pure speed, athleticism and dawg. They’ll play cover 0 or 1, lock down your receivers, put everyone in the box and bring it to your a**.... The offense literally has 2 seconds to make something happen and many offensive lines throughout the state can’t handle those athletes and being outnumbered

Out of state POWERHOUSES (not just anybody), usually has GREAT offensive lines and really really good schemes to attack the freestyle defenses that you see in sofla. There’s truly only two schools in the state of Florida that can do this, STA and IMG (occasionally you’ll see the top sofla teams whoop them too)

All in all, point is sofla kids are DAWGS and it takes true powerhouse programs with really good offensive line play and coaching to beat them. If the state of Florida ever stepped up the pay scale for coaching, things would be crazy down here...
 
Andrew said:
Central lost to St Francis (MD) 49-13
Northwestern lost to Lowndes (GA) 48-21
Champagnat Catholic lost to Lowndes (GA) 44-14
Champagnat Catholic beat Christ Presbyterian (TN) 25 - 0

Edgewater, who plays St Thomas, lost to Marrieta (GA) 34-24

Your champions lost to out of state powers.
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St. Frances is an IMG Academy. Those schools aren't even allowed to participate in the playoffs because it would be unfair. Not familiar with the rest though.
 
FUGators FUNoles said:
Huh?

Central, Northwestern and Booker T all won titles this week.

Not one school, three schools.

That part of MIA is a flat-out gold mine for talent and hard-nosed, competitive coaches and ballplayers.

Even the teams a couple tiers down like Edison and Jackson — much less traditional powers like Carol City and Norland — are far better than your average Florida high school team.

The Miami-Dade schools have won SIXTEEN (16) consecutive state championship games since 2012 — and it'd likely be even more if the West, Central, CC and Norland had been gerrymandered into the same district so many times.

**** like that doesn't happen from just 1 or 2 schools monopolizing all the talent like you seem to be suggesting.
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South FL has 7 million people u dont think there is enough talent in a place with 7 million ppl to have talent at more than 3 schools?
 
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