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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI may sound like an ass but I know there is not a girls team from Florida that sent 13 players to D-1 schools from the 2014 age group. And I definitely know there are not that many "International" players on one team. Basically these lies in these posts have grown to cover the other lies! Now their nose is going through the wall!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostYep HM did it all. We don't need showcase events just hues cell phone. Lmao
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo, first they credit hard work and their own dedication . HM provided support and guidance that OC couldn't give. And the cell phone wasn't a bad addition, either.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBoth WFF (ECNL) and FKK (non-ECNL) sent more than 13 each to D1 from class of 2014. It's on that spreadsheet mentioned in the article.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThose FKK girls were all ECNL when they verbally committed at U17. A few signed later w/ FKK but most were recruited during their ECNL year.
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ECNL is great! The girls have a great experience participating in that league. Yes, it is a fantastic avenue for girls to be seen by college coaches, but it's not the only way. If your child is a good player, college coaches will find her. This bickering back and forth about FKK signing or OC signing is irrelevant! OC is a new club it will take time for it to develop what FKK, or rather, CFK, has been able to do. We can't count the girls who spent one year at OC and then went back to FKK/CFK. This year's u14 girls will be interesting to track and give a true testament to OC's growth as a club.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostECNL is great! The girls have a great experience participating in that league. Yes, it is a fantastic avenue for girls to be seen by college coaches, but it's not the only way. If your child is a good player, college coaches will find her. This bickering back and forth about FKK signing or OC signing is irrelevant! OC is a new club it will take time for it to develop what FKK, or rather, CFK, has been able to do. We can't count the girls who spent one year at OC and then went back to FKK/CFK. This year's u14 girls will be interesting to track and give a true testament to OC's growth as a club.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI may sound like an ass but I know there is not a girls team from Florida that sent 13 players to D-1 schools from the 2014 age group. And I definitely know there are not that many "International" players on one team. Basically these lies in these posts have grown to cover the other lies! Now their nose is going through the wall!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThere have been very "spirited" conversations on TS about this subject of which female youth soccer program is the best for being recruiting in this year of 2014 and in the future; ECNL or non-ECNL players. The article below was written earlier this month. It is a very non-biased look at both, and gives a realistic outlook for soccer recruiting in college going forward.
http://www.d1soccerrecruiting.com/ec...e-data-reveal/
1) It is solely based upon a self reported, incomplete and inaccurate google site.
2) Infers every recruit from an ECNL club is on the ECNL team.
3) By inferring all ECNL club recruits are ECNL team members it overstates ECNL's impact.
4) Has a confirmation bias to correlate top 25 schools with ECNL recruits.
Advice:
Pick a school your daughter loves and let her explore if playing soccer is possible there. No one majors in soccer. Student comes before athlete.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis analysis is statsitically flawed...
1) It is solely based upon a self reported, incomplete and inaccurate google site.
2) Infers every recruit from an ECNL club is on the ECNL team.
3) By inferring all ECNL club recruits are ECNL team members it overstates ECNL's impact.
4) Has a confirmation bias to correlate top 25 schools with ECNL recruits.
Advice:
Pick a school your daughter loves and let her explore if playing soccer is possible there. No one majors in soccer. Student comes before athlete.
Point is you can always spin facts. Facts are if you are good you will be found and ECNL can certainly help (but not a necessity).
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The study infers that the top 25 programs in 2014 are made up of former ECNL players.
ECNL was established in 2009/2010.
Accordingly approximately 1/4 to 1/2 of the rosters of the top teams never even played in ECNL.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe study infers that the top 25 programs in 2014 are made up of former ECNL players.
ECNL was established in 2009/2010.
Accordingly approximately 1/4 to 1/2 of the rosters of the top teams never even played in ECNL.
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