FBGUY1989

Your list is good but I'd take Killian off. Don't think they'll be good this year

So are the Bulls traveling for the game. I heard 14,000 tickets were sold already

At one point wasn't Dillard the top school in Broward and I'm talking about over St. Thomas at that

Columbus and Gulliver Prep are down south so it's kind of hard to obtain kids from areas like Miami Gardens, Opa-Locka, Liberty City, Lil Haiti and Overtown. Now I'm not saying they can't but it's a little harder

So why haven't they won a title

I don't think anyone is denying the fact that Central and Northwestern get transfers in but in my opinion you make it as if it's the whole team when in fact that's not true. Central and Northwestern both have a huge boundary of talent to choose from shoot Liberty City is a foothold of talent by itself

I'm with you but I was trying to be politically correct. Now if I'm by Norland I'm saying Miami Gardens but if I'm in Bunch Park then it's Opa-Locka

But you know what's so bad is Deerfield Beach could never do anything with all the transfers they were getting. Can you or anyone give me a winning season from the past 6 years

Norland is in Miami Gardens and has never been Opa-Locka. Norland feeds Opa-Locka students which now it's all Miami Gardens until 151th Street going south which turns into Opa-Locka

And don't forget capacity wise

Unless Norland has something going on Dillard should win. Granted KOC though

You know the game was originally at West Orange high school until it was switched to Camping World Stadium

Supposedly it's suppose to be a Soul Bowl classic type game

You act like down south is the capital for transfers. You can't tell me schools in Pensacola, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Gainesville, Tampa and Orlando aren't getting transfers

Miami Northwestern is playing Jones in Orlando

These schools have been there and done that which is something you not understanding. Miami Central could fill one of it's worst squads in years but because of what they've done people will count them in. Dillard has to prove themselves and once that happens then people will believe. St. Thomas and Chaminade are privates so they rely on nothing but transfers.

Until Dillard does something you have no room to talk. Central has 8 state titles, been to states three years in a row, beat some of the best in Florida and has a 8-7 out of state record. Central doesn't have a national title but compared to Dillard and anyone else in the state of Florida Central has done well for themselves. I'm not taking anything from Dillard and shoot Dillard might surprise everyone this upcoming season but I feel as if you're bashing Central and it's not right.

Just a question so nobody chew me out but who was better during those days and into the 2000's. Was it Glades Central or Pahokee.

Good point that your making. The area of Nassau County could potentially expand meaning gain a bigger population. What you don't want is for more and more people to move in and now you have one school that's now overcrowded. So now you'll have to reopen the school you shut down or build an entirely new school which costs and does Nassau County have the funds to spend.

Isn't Hillard a 6-12 school

I was going to mention what you just said but couldn't remember when. Not Carol City but either Booker T. Washington or Northwestern won it in the 50's or 60's but like you said back then it was segregated.

Here's the thing about Booker T. Washington. This is an historically black high school since its inception in 1927. When integration started in 1967 the school shut down into a middle school, thus changing boundaries. All of the Overtown kids were zoned depending on where they stayed to Jackson, Miami Beach and Miami High. Overtown has always had talent, a few transfers here and there but mostly homegrown talent. Now that Booker T. Washington is back open as a high school its not surprising that they're good and as you all can see their previous feeder schools aren't great. Northwestern and Central have always been great but I think for Central they've finally gotten over a hump in my opinion. As for talent they both get transfers in and I'd be lying if I said they didn't. However to say the whole team is stupid considering the area and talent that flows through. You go to a park on a Saturday morning you would think it's a college game.

You right about the 90's. Southridge, Carol City and Northwestern all had two titles a piece.

I was at that game and sitting on Central side and again they were acting the same from the previous year against Miramar. I was saying to myself Central don't know Cypress Bay and they are as good as advertised. Central ended up winning win 30-27.

The thing is people feel like the road to state goes through South Florida and if you beat one of the schools down here it's yours. However Miami doesn't feel like that. Miami schools see it as you got to get through us to make it but after 2009 Central took off and hasn't looked back.