Rogers is not the leader of All Ohio Red. He used to coach for them years a long time ago. The leader of AOR is Jerry Watson. Stop spreading lies or provide links.
Do they pick the kids or do the kids pick RH?
Maybe they should be called the Richmond Heights Dream Smashers?
Sorry to upset you Que..... I mean cdub, so he isn't the leader of All-Ohio Red, but can you say without a doubt he doesn't get the best AOR players to come to Richmond Heights? Are you insinuating that kids are showing up to Richmond Heights for their Academics? If you really believe that Richmond Heights is not guilty of any recruiting, I have some ocean front property in Arizona I would love to sell you. This kind of stuff has been going on for years in that area
Richmond Heights was one of those schools too but they've done nothing wrong to get better, all D4's in Ohio have the same opportunity to get better as well! Tri-Village been doing it forever but no one's complaining. RH just got hip to the game, so to speak.
By that logic OHSAA should allow teams that's a division higher to compete in the next division lower because they can't compete in their own division? It's the same principle.
True but there is only 4 divisions in basketball or were you just being facetious?
I was trying to say they are no longer competitive even vs the smallest schools.
It is sad but very true!
Well sure. That's because 100% of private school students are recruited. They don't get a steady influx of students just because of where their parents decided to set down roots.
If the privates have all the $, then why are there no new private schools being built like all of the state of the art public schools (
Correct, but don't act like the public schools put "all" those students together. The are also "selective" as well and place certain kids in the honors classes, they have specifically schooled educators to teach those students who are special needs and "disruptive" kids experiences will vary. All the while, public school teachers pay is extremely higher than at private schools. All I'm saying is that the public schools are not at a financial disadvantage,that's all.
Agree to disagree.
I really think 90% of private schools do not fit into your mental mold of who or what makes up todays private school.
No it’s not. Hypothetically a school with a larger enrollment has an advantage over a school with a lower enrollment….that’s why they created divisions in the first place. Playing up a division is supposedly more of a challenge therefore different than playing down against smaller schools….does that make sense?
"fairly and by the rules" hahahahahaha a team that was put together by a "used car salesman coach and money" are the words you were looking for there
Great post. This is all anyone in this thread needs to know. The rest of the replies are either people in denial or just uninformed.
The difference is that North College Hill wasn’t D4 and playing teams in the tourney that probably don’t even have tryouts to be on the team.
You moved the goalposts. What I said was Rogers is not the leader of AOR. Reading comprehension isn't your strong suit and neither is providing actual facts.
Yea but they were D3. A one class difference while still a difference is not much of a difference. NCH in two of their 3 state titles played Ironton and Liberty Benton. I'd be surprised how thorough the try out process in LB and Ironton is.
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But notice how you can’t argue against the actual points made because they’re all accurate. No debate.
Most likely what his wife tells him too