Iluvblue wrote:Spazsdad,
i coached a HS team a few years back that won something like 46 straight league games, 3 straight league titles, 2 straight CIF titles and gave up 7 (maybe 9) runs in a season.
Instig8or wrote:It's starting to get old...
Skarp wrote:tito wrote:Iluvblue wrote:
By the way, 3 years ago I took a 2nd year 14u team and moved them up to 16s. The good teams in 16u for most tournaments was few and far in between. We played 18u for most of the year. Now at the qualifiers, there are some good 16u teams, and at Regionals there was about 8 out of the 28 or so in Vegas 3 years ago that I felt were really good.
damn dude, you just can't stop yourself, can you?
You wonder why you catch so much grief on here.....and on other boards (modbeeforum?)...you just can't stop yourself from turning any thread, regardless of it's content, into something about yourself...
people in your area have told me about this phenomenom for the last couple of years....and I am witnessing it in full force for the last couple of months....you try to pass it off as "I have a successful team year in and year out"....when the fact is, you didn't do shit last summer. you crashed and burned in all the 14u qualifiers while lesser norcal teams got to Georgia..i don't care how you rationalize it, your team didn't even underachieve..i saw who knocked you out of regionals and clovis, etc, etc.,..it's fricking amazing is what it is...jesus christ, get over yourself....
Tito,
Back before I eradicated malaria in Africa while in the Peace Corp--and shortly after I discovered cold fusion--I had my dd's 10u rec team play up in 18G during the fall. It was a rag-tag group, with no real talent to speak of (they placed dead last in their rec league under a different coach), but after implementing my system we managed to dominate that division, going 54-3-1 over that stretch. It's not that the teams we played weren't talented--they were loaded with kids with D1 scholarships in hand. It's just that the coaches were completely clueless. You wouldn't believe how many bone-headed decisions they made. There were only maybe 5 or 6 who knew their way around a softball diamond, and even they generally failed to understand the finer points of the game. So of course I had a huge advantage.
I'm just mentioning that as an example of...well...of something marginally relevant to whatever everyone else was talking about.
Iluvblue wrote:You are right stig8tr. im done,
But for those asking, oakdale HS 04-06.
Number 1 in state d3 , number 1 in norcal ALL divisions. Juts so you dont try to turn it into a d25 team playing 10 year olds.
Spazsdad wrote:Iluvblue wrote:Sorry you might not have experienced anything like that to know what it actually feels like.
No, I've never been an assistant on a D3 NorCal HS team.
Teams I have been privileged to coach with have won SoCal ASA State and Nationals before and I can tell you winning and going undefeated is never boring, at least when you are playing against competition.
