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Read a little closer. Founded in 1924 would mean first graduates in 1925 at the earliest assuming there were seniors who started that first year.

Why not have a tournament among the class champions in Ohio the following weekend?

You would be wrong.

Mentioned elsewhere that time of day and day of week kept Centerville crowd down. Perhaps today will be a fairer check.

Mishap? Sounds like slipping on a banana peel not a series of very terrible decisions.

Before the internet, voters were really in the dark about teams outside their area.

But a team doesn't get a state championship with votes. So it's all silly and pointless anyway.

Oops. Sarcasm went way way over your head. Sorry about that.

Actually, I think the job is to teach basketball, teamwork, etc not just be a feeder program. I bet you don't cut every kid who obviously isn't going to play varsity one day. Maybe you should have 5 players so they get all the minutes.

Maybe not every freshman is ready for D1 right out of the chute and teams have better upperclassmen. That's no need to transfer but I get it depending on who's whispering in their ears.

Way to go out on a limb since Centerville has actually already beaten Moeller this year.

Two year starter suddenly isn't any good? Unlikely. Definitely sounds like retaliation.

I bet they'll have a few freshmen who will play JV because they're pretty good players. And 22 is way too many for two freshman teams. Probably better to have 16-18 for the sake of playing time. Highly doubtful that #19 would have turned out to be a varsity player anyway.

Such pride in JV record. It's great but nobody cares. Just shows that the depth is there. Don't need large classes as someone stated. 3 good players a year gives you 9 deep on the varsity which most schools and coaches would love to have.

Given the relatively small sample size, I think this result might be truly statistically insignificant in the sense of a 95% confidence level that it wasn't random. But I don't have that table anymore to check lol.

Seriously? I'm a basketball guy but aren't 8/9 meant to be 50/50. So statistically speaking these results aren't crazy.

I get you can look up a given player. I was wondering more if there was an overall central list kept by the state or somebody else.

What's to handle if it's allowed? I think they'll do about as well as they've done with recruiting.

Assuming there would be public visibility. Which would be ok under the rules right? As least as long as the "public" reason wasn't anything that broke recruiting rules. Which don't get enforced anyway.

How can it be underhanded if it's allowed?