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Congrats to Miami Central, St Thomas Aquinas and Cardinal Gibbons- STATE CHAMPS !!!!!
Don’t forget chaminadeCongrats to Miami Central, St Thomas Aquinas and Cardinal Gibbons- STATE CHAMPS !!!!!
I am pretty sure they show the replays Christmas day. Also congrats to Chaminade and the Venice Indians. The State of Miami is well taken care of. All of Florida is tops really.Remember when these games were on tv?
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Sunshine Network was nice.Remember when these games were on tv?
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This dude isn’t even a low key south Florida hater anymore it’s just obvious.Congrats Venice Indians, 8A State Champs! They’re from Florida’s west coast, play in Florida’s largest classification, but draw from a retirement community town with a population of only 25,167.
Venice cruised through the payoffs, beating Columbus last week that draws from a population of 454,279 and Apopka in the championship game that draws from 51,800.
HS Football is alive and well in ALL of Florida.
Dade / Broward and the mega population centers aren't only what makes this the best and highest recruited football state. Florida is nowhere near the size of California or Texas, nor do we have close to the school populations they do, yet this STATE is considered the best. The best teams in college football understand that. Its why Miami needs to recruit the rest of the state better.
Nah, just hate the over inflated value fans and this program have put on a recruiting strategy that worked once, but hasn't in 17 years now.This dude isn’t even a low key south Florida hater anymore it’s just obvious.
Well CA has 39 million, Texas 29 million and Fl 21 million. The 3 largest states have the best Hs football, no surprise. We live in Tx and FL. The disparity in the attendance at the state championship games is surprising, 40,900 in Tx vs 7,000 in Fl. Watched all the title games in Fl and Tx, great football.Congrats Venice Indians, 8A State Champs! They’re from Florida’s west coast, play in Florida’s largest classification, but draw from a retirement community town with a population of only 25,167.
Venice cruised through the payoffs, beating Columbus last week that draws from a population of 454,279 and Apopka in the championship game that draws from 51,800.
HS Football is alive and well in ALL of Florida.
Dade / Broward and the mega population centers aren't only what makes this the best and highest recruited football state. Florida is nowhere near the size of California or Texas, nor do we have close to the school populations they do, yet this STATE is considered the best. The best teams in college football understand that. Its why Miami needs to recruit the rest of the state better.
Then so are Jesuit, AH, CG, TC, MNW, MC, Cham, Armwood, Lakeland, Plant, Venice, Cocoa, etc. The real issue is having 8 divisions separated by population size when there are competitive teams in every classification. The gaps between classification champions are smaller than the gaps within classifications.I just can't look at STA and say congrats. Mercenary team and it's a given that they should win yearly.
They should be classified like IMG. You can play locally, but you're out of state championship eligibility.
Must be another reason why every big program comes here to get players and why Miami has the most nfl players and FTL and Plantation are also in the top 10Nah, just hate the over inflated value fans and this program have put on a recruiting strategy that worked once, but hasn't in 17 years now.
NFHS Network is straight garbage, you're better off taking that $10.99 they charge you and flushing it down the commode.Remember when these games were on tv?
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You bring valid points, You still sound like you need a hug. How long have you been resentful of South Florida Football ?Congrats Venice Indians, 8A State Champs! They’re from Florida’s west coast, play in Florida’s largest classification, but draw from a retirement community town with a population of only 25,167.
Venice cruised through the payoffs, beating Columbus last week that draws from a population of 454,279 and Apopka in the championship game that draws from 51,800.
HS Football is alive and well in ALL of Florida.
Dade / Broward and the mega population centers aren't only what makes this the best and highest recruited football state. Florida is nowhere near the size of California or Texas, nor do we have close to the school populations they do, yet this STATE is considered the best. The best teams in college football understand that. Its why Miami needs to recruit the rest of the state better.
Columbus draws from what?.Congrats Venice Indians, 8A State Champs! They’re from Florida’s west coast, play in Florida’s largest classification, but draw from a retirement community town with a population of only 25,167.
Venice cruised through the payoffs, beating Columbus last week that draws from a population of 454,279 and Apopka in the championship game that draws from 51,800.
HS Football is alive and well in ALL of Florida.
Dade / Broward and the mega population centers aren't only what makes this the best and highest recruited football state. Florida is nowhere near the size of California or Texas, nor do we have close to the school populations they do, yet this STATE is considered the best. The best teams in college football understand that. Its why Miami needs to recruit the rest of the state better.
I'm talking the potential of available athletes for a private religious school in a city of that population (STA seems to draw ok), and with a younger average family age (meaning more working families with a much larger high school age population) that simply dwarfs the potential population of athletes to draw from that Venice, with its retiree population, has.Columbus draws from what?.
Venice is one of my fav low key programs...but All boys Catholic school in Miami aint drawing from what you think it is
I looked at the Census numbers for Florida and for South Florida, and it showed a big shift in under 18, working class and African Americans over the last ten years. I will be curious to see what happens over the next ten years. Miami-Dade has a lack of affordable housing and gentrification is rising. Not as many working class black students are in Miami today as there used to be just ten years ago. Palm beach and Broward are still ok, but you see Texas has a growing working class and African American population.I'm talking the potential of available athletes for a private religious school in a city of that population (STA seems to draw ok), and with a younger average family age (meaning more working families with a much larger high school age population) that simply dwarfs the potential population of athletes to draw from that Venice, with its retiree population, has.
Miami is like most cities; the very best athletes flock (or are street brokered) to a small group of schools that have the best chance to win it all, and those stay pretty consistent. A lot of the other schools aren't anything special, and those stay pretty consistent too.