DLS was out coached. Poor game Mgmt using up all your timeouts so early in the second half - 2 of the timeouts called while on defense ?
MD was better prepared.
I've said time and time again that as similar as De La Salle appears to be with Justin Alumbaugh at the helm, they arent the same team they were under Bob Ladouceur. Say what you want but Bob wasnt as sloppy and was a better play caller.
For all of you who dont know your asses from a hole in the ground when it comes to play calling consider this one play a few years back:
De La Salle in Texas against Trinity. Sparty is up 14-6 with seconds to go before half and in Trinity territory. Rather than run a couple of conservative run plays or even throw the ball before half Alumbaugh calls a double reverse with is subsequently fumbled, scooped and returned for a touchdown by Trinity. DLS loses that game by 5. Forget playing for 3, if DLS knees the ball and goes to halftime right then and there they beat Trinity.
Maybe - but the DLS offense is very archaic - they like to run that veer and it is not a passing QB's type of offense
Hale would be better served at a HS that has a more creative / pass / run offense that is more 50 / 50
Not sure why a stud qb who can wing it would even want to go to DLS
Oh, like where? Mater Dei? Young graduates next year, might as well start the recruitment process now.
Takes a great coach and staff to mold so many new players. MD team showed great team chemistry tonight and they are very young.
DLS has players from all over the Tri Valley and East Bay - they are a Bay Area all star team -
Not sure what your argument is - DLS is no different than MD - just that MD is a better coached team.
I got the argument for you right here....
Yes, De La Salle recruits. They recruit 8th graders to come join their program and play football for them 4 years. Traditionally, if you're not at De La Salle by the time you're entering your junior year you dont play football for them. Yes, Jack Fulp transferred into the school this season and made the team as a senior. Name me one other superstar transfer that ended up at De La Salle. Say To'oto'o if you want but reality is he transferred as an incoming Sophomore who had no national recognition before his arrival.
Mater Dei doesnt give a **** when you arrive on campus. If you can help them win they have no issue admitting you.
Case and point, if De La Salle were recruiting the way Mater Dei is, Najee Harris would have ended up at DLS 4 years ago. Jacob Bandes, Jay Butterfield, Sione Vaki, Daniel Heimuli, Troy Franklin and Joshua Pakola would have all been lured to DLS this past season. I dont give a **** how prehistoric their offense is. If you put that kind of talent in front of Mater Dei tonight, DLS wins.
My other argument is that a lot of these kids grow up playing competitive 7 on 7 together while being coached by the same guys who are recruiting them. It's not that hard to get them to perform, specially when they're already talented.
Really? You’re going to assume the coach new that happened? Get real. The freaking refs who were on the field had no clue it happened or player probably gets ejected. As for you pathetic excuse about transfers that gets old.
Refs always catch the reaction. Never the first guy.
Watch the reply in real time. It did not appear as if Harper did a thing. All you see is Wilson shove him in the back, express to his coaches what had happened, followed by an ass chewing. The refs never talked to Wilson.
Yet both Wilson and Harper drew (off setting) personal fouls.
If the refs didnt know what happened, what exactly did they call a foul on Harper for?
Any coach will ask what the foul is for. Do you suppose the white cap went back to Rollinson with a bullshit answer such as "it takes two to tango"?
No.
He told Rollinson that his guy spit in the face of his opponent.
Rollinson knew.
He did nothing.
But the old **** hasn't been able to win shit outside of his cave up until last year. Now wasnt the time for life lessons. Not with a National Championship on the line anyways. Not against the team who's tormented him for the past 20 years.