D-Swizzel102
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St. X's opponents have much better offenses on average than DLS's
really?
prove it
st eds scored 125 points all year
elder lost to st eds
moeller couldnt beat a mediocre mv team
de matha beat a losing team 7-6
and we hear over and over ohio teams are more conservative run oriented because of the weather
try using some facts instead of blanket unproven generalities
your statement has nothing to do with real facts
But can I not make that argument? Prove that the offenses DLS played aren't as tough as the ones X played...Can you do that? It's all relative.
BTW, Ed's scored 0 against X, Elder scored 7 points that mattered in 2 games against X, DeMatha scored 7, and Moeller scored 14 on their senior night against their archrivals. X's defense took care of business in those games. I was referring more to Mentor, Coffman, Trinity, LS, etc. as the "high-powered offenses" X faced.
Classic example of confirmation bias. Any stat you see that helps your argument will automatically be declared the "correct" fact in your own mind. Any Intro to Psychology class will teach you this. Therefore, it is impossible to argue with you, for anything we say you will simply disregard, because you are acting out of your emotional responses to info presented to you as opposed to using your actual reasoning ability. It's the same for everybody. Basically, nothing we argue about on here is worth a damn thing, because we'll never change anyone's opinions.
In closing,
State Champs.




