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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI tell people it's politics too when I don't want to get in a lengthy conversation about their less than athletic offspring.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'd venture that the globe has never seen any of these players play. Too much influence in too few people. When they claim the list is picked by "globe staffers" it strains credibility.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThe Globe hasn't been credible for a long, long time.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAs opposed to you, who've seen all these players in action and know their GPAs. You just know your son or daughter is better than they are...allows you to feel good about yourself while you belittle their accomplishments.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm not belittling anyone, just the formerly mighty Globe. The list will be the all New England's and a couple from the state cup winners, ragardless of GPA. Do you work for the Globe?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI'm not belittling anyone, just the formerly mighty Globe. The list will be the all New England's and a couple from the state cup winners, ragardless of GPA. Do you work for the Globe?
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostNo. I just wonder how you know the Globe is wrong. Have you seen them all play, or even most of them, and know their GPAs are only moderate? The Herald list looks reasonable...who's there that shouldn't be?
Since most are seniors, I'm familiar with almost all of the AA, NE and most of the All state selections after 10 years of town, club, districts and club and there are no real head scratchers to me. You can argue the NE and AA all you want but I'm sure all were voted best in their league. It is what it is.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI never stated that the Globe is wrong, I just said stated what they do. Personally, I'd give more deference to players on teams that make deep runs but I suspect that the Globe staff is limited at best and they have hardly seen many of these players so they have to rely on the coaches association.
Since most are seniors, I'm familiar with almost all of the AA, NE and most of the All state selections after 10 years of town, club, districts and club and there are no real head scratchers to me. You can argue the NE and AA all you want but I'm sure all were voted best in their league. It is what it is.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTwo AA from the same division in their league. Both imo are very good players. But only one AA that hasn't won multiple state championships or one for that matter. Special players raise their game when it counts the most two of the three have one should have to prove it rather than having the right friends on the committee.
How about a simple "hats off"?!
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTwo AA from the same division in their league. Both imo are very good players. But only one AA that hasn't won multiple state championships or one for that matter. Special players raise their game when it counts the most two of the three have one should have to prove it rather than having the right friends on the committee.
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incredible if true.
what lessons do we teach if we parents pitch a fit every time our kids don't get their way? besides the fact it is in insult to other deserving players that received an award or also were snubbed.
my kids have occasionally been deserving, worthy, and not recognized. i have always told them to keep their mouths shut and hold their heads up regardless of the outcome. not always easy, especially an incident when the entire school body, except my kid, booed a coaches clearly inferior pick. but it didn't change the dedication, hard work and success required to play at a high level. those are the lessons i want to emphasize, not the attaboys after
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