You are right. This is the first time I have seen Antelope play. But the young SRV players have made a lot of silly turnovers. They should be up a lot more than the score shows.
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I think what he is saying is that for the athleticism Antelope has they don't necessarily have any schemes to go with it. I agree with that also. They are good but not very complicated.
oh I'm not claiming they are deserving of open. I'm saying that because he is probably rooting for SRV
No, I coach Varsity at another school. Haha
No offensive creativity.
It just looks to me like Antelope has one scorer #21.
No offensive creativity.
It just looks to me like Antelope has one scorer #21.
haha ok you caught me.. I'M rooting for SRV and didnt want you to jinx it haha
Good season and great game! I wish the NFHS had more than 3 games streaming tonight....
that was a fun watch! Hadn't gotten the chance to watch either team all year. They got me to put the college basketball on ESPN on mute while I watched on the laptop haha
This was a heck of a game. Props to both teams. They both showed up and played a good game.
You say no politics. Let me explain. Pete Saco is in charge of NorCal tournament and has had a vendetta against SMS coach for many years and he will do whatever it takes to keep the coach from winning his 8th state championship. It seems hard to believe but it’s a fact . Saco is ex-sjs commissioner and has always hated SMS.
One more thing , just heard this morning from Tom that he was told by someone in the meeting that Cardinal Newman was going to travel to CW and at the last minute it got changed. Hmmmm
So Saco still has his hand in the rankings. He does have a real vendetta going against the St. Marys coach going all the way back to when Gonzalves coached the boys at Tokay in Lodi.
The St Mary's coach is not the only one that was a victim of his bias. The way to sever program destroying penalties he threw down on the Franklin high football program was another example of his bias against a coach. He totally ignored the unique extended family dynamic of the Samoan culture to justify the extreme penalties he levied on the program.
It is one thing to punish an individual you have an issue with, but it should not come at the expense of some kid. I have a lot of Samoan friends and it is not unusual for their extended family to come to the USA to live with their Aunts, Uncles, and cousins as if they were immediate family. This has been going on for quite some time. Not only did Saco levy draconian penalties, but he also denied those kids the opportunity available to them through athletic scholarships.
Another incident happened in 2011. The CIF was still operating under the rule that a player could transfer without penalty after their freshman year without sitting out any games. Well, there was a player who got their transfer papers in long before school even started, but Saco used delay tactics to keep from approving the transfer long enough that she missed her entire sophomore season. She was a three-point shooter and would have been an asset that year. But despite Saco's machinations SMS still won the D2 State Title and were voted Co National team of the Year. So it didn't hurt Gonsalves but it certainly hurt the player who lost her sophomore season and a chance to be a part of that team's success.
He also showed his level of ethics and sense of entitlement when he invited his entire neighborhood to watch the Championship game with him in one of the Arco boxes while the SJS raised their ticket prices well beyond what the other sections were charging. I was not just referring to what was charged at Arco, because those are raised even more, but what was charged on the team home floor. It is sorry when an individual uses a position of trust for their own personal gratification and tool as for revenge.
The St Mary's coach is not the only one that was a victim of his bias. The way to sever program destroying penalties he threw down on the Franklin high football program was another example of his bias against a coach. He totally ignored the unique extended family dynamic of the Samoan culture to justify the extreme penalties he levied on the program.
It is one thing to punish an individual you have an issue with, but it should not come at the expense of some kid. I have a lot of Samoan friends and it is not unusual for their extended family to come to the USA to live with their Aunts, Uncles, and cousins as if they were immediate family. This has been going on for quite some time. Not only did Saco levy draconian penalties, but he also denied those kids the opportunity available to them through athletic scholarships.
Another incident happened in 2011. The CIF was still operating under the rule that a player could transfer without penalty after their freshman year without sitting out any games. Well, there was a player who got their transfer papers in long before school even started, but Saco used delay tactics to keep from approving the transfer long enough that she missed her entire sophomore season. She was a three-point shooter and would have been an asset that year. But despite Saco's machinations SMS still won the D2 State Title and were voted Co National team of the Year. So it didn't hurt Gonsalves but it certainly hurt the player who lost her sophomore season and a chance to be a part of that team's success.
He also showed his level of ethics and sense of entitlement when he invited his entire neighborhood to watch the Championship game with him in one of the Arco boxes while the SJS raised their ticket prices well beyond what the other sections were charging. I was not just referring to what was charged at Arco, because those are raised even more, but what was charged on the team home floor. It is sorry when an individual uses a position of trust for their own personal gratification and tool as for revenge.
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