5a south/AHP/Hardee

[BrowardHandicapper]

Just now, Zoe Boy said:

I was just about to mention that.

These are the kind of things that somehow go unnoticed though when it works the other way around.....That and the fact that the Immokalee roster and coaches appears to be 50% Hispanic.  God forbid OldSchoolLion sees a successful team with a team photo like this:

https://www.hudl.com/team/v2/12127/Boys-Varsity-Football/team

 

Again it is not supposed to work like this but welcome to 2018.

[Zoe Boy]

10 minutes ago, BrowardHandicapper said:

Can you explain why and how  Immokalee's best player in RB Abraham Alce with multiple Power Five offers transferred from AHP to Immokalee for his Senior year?

 

https://www.hudl.com/profile/3490471/Abraham-Alce

 

 

It sounds like they are trying to build a All-Star team out there.  How can he go to a random public school like that?

I thought this was supposed to work the other way around.  Oh, wait a minute this is a small example of how a rural public school benefited from the new rule chage - Or is it not? 

I guess the backfield at AHP was stack ....

[DisabledAccount]

2 minutes ago, Zoe Boy said:

Oh schools never got punish for transfers before?

Well look at it this way 

 

What are the most famous cases of ineligible players lately?

 

 

[Zoe Boy]

1 minute ago, BrowardHandicapper said:

These are the kind of things that somehow go unnoticed though when it works the other way around.....That and the fact that the Immokalee roster and coaches appears to be 50% Hispanic.  God forbid OldSchoolLion sees a successful team with a team photo like this:

https://www.hudl.com/team/v2/12127/Boys-Varsity-Football/team

 

Again it is not supposed to work like this but welcome to 2018.

I wonder where immokalee pulling there talent from and they stay consistent with having a successful program

[Zoe Boy]

1 minute ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Well look at it this way 

 

What are the most famous cases of ineligible players lately?

 

 

Cause maybe the  transfers wasn’t illegal and followed all of the transfers guidelines?

[DisabledAccount]

Just now, Zoe Boy said:

Cause maybe transfers wasn’t illegal?

I'll start with the most high profile one recently 

 

Trenton

 

 

What made this against the rules?  Well if my memory serves me correctly the proof was there about communication between people at Trenton and a potential transfer through text messages 

 

What's different in metros?

 

Well for starters several metros in south Florida have all star 7v7 teams so they are able to communicate and indirectly recruit without it being caught by the fhsaa because communication is face to face 

That's a advantage on metros,  easier access to players and easier to transfer

[DisabledAccount]

Plus during these 7v7 events and other camps in these metros the players will indirectly tell other players

 

"hey man,  come join us we can go dominate because so and so also coming and we can rule this state"

 

What's fhsaa gonna do?  Start recording field conversation?  They can only bust teams for recruiting if they have text messages or something like that 

 

They can't do anything about face to face because it's basically impossible to stop it or prove it was said after the fact 

 

Stuff like that happening in metros for a while

 

You think it some accident that all studs in duval's west side started ending up at Ed White in early 2010s or Lee recently? 

[Zoe Boy]

2 minutes ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

I'll start with the most high profile one recently 

 

Trenton

 

 

What made this against the rules?  Well if my memory serves me correctly the proof was there about communication between people at Trenton and a potential transfer through text messages 

 

What's different in metros?

 

Well for starters several metros in south Florida have all star 7v7 teams so they are able to communicate and indirectly recruit without it being caught by the fhsaa because communication is face to face 

That's a advantage on metros,  easier access to players and easier to transfer

So your beef is with players recruiting other players?

[DisabledAccount]

Just now, Zoe Boy said:

So your beef is with players recruiting other players?

Honestly no because it's just a byproduct of easy access to players on other teams

 

I'm only saying that this stuff been happening for a while and people need to realize this was happening long before these new rules

 

What i am saying is these new rules is helping rural schools since they now aren't handicapped as deeply as they were when transfers clearly favored metro areas

 

Now by definition if they wanted to all the top players in columbia, Suwannee, Hamilton and Baker County could all choose to go to Columbia 

 

On old rules it would have taken a ton of logistics and moving for that to work but duval kids could switch like snapping a finger 

 

 

[BrowardHandicapper]

20 minutes ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

I'll start with the most high profile one recently 

 

Trenton

 

 

What made this against the rules?  Well if my memory serves me correctly the proof was there about communication between people at Trenton and a potential transfer through text messages 

 

What's different in metros?

 

Well for starters several metros in south Florida have all star 7v7 teams so they are able to communicate and indirectly recruit without it being caught by the fhsaa because communication is face to face 

That's a advantage on metros,  easier access to players and easier to transfer

Surely, there are no high profile 7 V 7 tourneys outside of SFL and if there were they surely would not say anything beyond "Good game" to one another.....

In SFL they set up air conditioned  lounges with champagne rooms at the 7 v 7s so the kids have a nice environment to discuss business 

[Floridatech]

51 minutes ago, Zoe Boy said:

I wonder where immokalee pulling there talent from and they stay consistent with having a successful program

AHP was still a good program in the 2000s tho I remember that u toll me that they shoulda won states during that time too

[Hwy17]

2 hours ago, BrowardHandicapper said:

Can you explain why and how  Immokalee's best player in RB Abraham Alce with multiple Power Five offers transferred from AHP to Immokalee for his Senior year?

 

https://www.hudl.com/profile/3490471/Abraham-Alce

 

 

It sounds like they are trying to build a All-Star team out there.  How can he go to a random public school like that?

I thought this was supposed to work the other way around.  Oh, wait a minute this is a small example of how a rural public school benefited from the new rule chage - Or is it not? 

Looks like guy liked moving around a lot, played at Dunbar his sophomore year, AHP as a Jr, then Immokalee as a senior.

[BrowardHandicapper]

2 minutes ago, Hwy17 said:

Looks like guy liked moving around a lot, played at Dunbar his sophomore year, AHP as a Jr, then Immokalee as a senior.

But can you explain or any theory why he may move around like that from different counties/regions of FL?

[Hwy17]

2 hours ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

And you act like this wasn't already happening 

 

Duval

Hillsborough 

Miami Dade 

Broward 

Palm Beach 

Orange 

Brevard

Leon

 

Hell even alachua

 

All these counties have had this happen where all the talent would pile up at a few schools, this was out of control before with the old rules but now it is under rules where a small county could pull talent from outside the county to build up rosters to compete

No I don't . I remember when FHSAA came down on Armwood in 2011 and all the finger pointing at Lakeland 2004-2005 era.

[Hwy17]

2 minutes ago, BrowardHandicapper said:

But can you explain or any theory why he may move around like that from different counties/regions of FL?

Grass is always greener on the side?

I personally have not driven down to Immokalee in years. It use to be a little town out in the middle of nowhere. But it is in Collier county, not Hendry or Glades.  I have been told that there has been a lot of development down US41 and I town is no longer isolated like it was back in the day.  Way back the town was known for high crime, Florida's version of Deadwood.

[DisabledAccount]

1 hour ago, BrowardHandicapper said:

Surely, there are no high profile 7 V 7 tourneys outside of SFL and if there were they surely would not say anything beyond "Good game" to one another.....

In SFL they set up air conditioned  lounges with champagne rooms at the 7 v 7s so the kids have a nice environment to discuss business 

The difference is most 7v7 in North Florida are team 7v7

 

I'm not aware of any all star travel team in North Florida like that one down in SFL 

[BrowardHandicapper]

1 hour ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

The difference is most 7v7 in North Florida are team 7v7

 

I'm not aware of any all star travel team in North Florida like that one down in SFL 

The winter/spring 7 v 7 are private travel teams that play throughout FL and nationwide in some cases.  Summer 7 v 7 are HS teams.

[Hwy17]

2 hours ago, Floridatech said:

AHP was still a good program in the 2000s tho I remember that u toll me that they shoulda won states during that time too

Back then AHP was no different than Hardee, one and done come playoffs.

[Floridatech]

10 hours ago, Hwy17 said:

Back then AHP was no different than Hardee, one and done come playoffs.

Man they were still talented bro just the coaching didn't catch up

[DarterBlue2]

12 hours ago, BrowardHandicapper said:

But can you explain or any theory why he may move around like that from different counties/regions of FL?

Maybe the parents need to earn a living? How novel would that be?

[Zoe Boy]

13 hours ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

The difference is most 7v7 in North Florida are team 7v7

 

I'm not aware of any all star travel team in North Florida like that one down in SFL 

Cause come summer every player goes back to there HS 7 on 7 teams

[Zoe Boy]

14 hours ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Honestly no because it's just a byproduct of easy access to players on other teams

 

I'm only saying that this stuff been happening for a while and people need to realize this was happening long before these new rules

 

What i am saying is these new rules is helping rural schools since they now aren't handicapped as deeply as they were when transfers clearly favored metro areas

 

Now by definition if they wanted to all the top players in columbia, Suwannee, Hamilton and Baker County could all choose to go to Columbia 

 

On old rules it would have taken a ton of logistics and moving for that to work but duval kids could switch like snapping a finger 

 

 

So since you say that I only know 2 position coaches that coach in 7 on 7 ... There is probably more but the 2 I know is one coach for south fla express and coach for AHP and the other one coaches at strong arm and he coaches at Carol City.. Let’s start with AHP coach.. His SFE roster had no AHP players on the squad from what I saw but there were AHP players on other 7 on 7 teams... His team had players from Carol City , Central, Chaminade, a ton of STA players , University School, Miramar, Cardinal Gibbons, South Dade , Southridge, N Booker T... It is ran by coach Bret Goetz which his son played at Central last year n Flannigan previously.. So these players schools I just mentioned, by your logic they should be going to AHP come the beginning of the new season right? This teams mainly has the top rated players from down here.. Florida Fire and Strong Arm too..

[Zoe Boy]

1 hour ago, Floridatech said:

Man they were still talented bro just the coaching didn't catch up

Yes they were still talented.. That 2013 wasn’t even suppose to be there 1st championship with the best player in Broward County that year but made Clay county look like a lil league school... All the guys see is championship games blowouts but during the playoffs they having close games n nail biters...

[Zoe Boy]

26 minutes ago, Zoe Boy said:

Yes they were still talented.. That 2013 wasn’t even suppose to be there 1st championship with the best player in Broward County that year but made Clay county look like a lil league school... All the guys see is championship games blowouts but during the playoffs they having close games n nail biters...

That’s why I didn’t feel sorry for Baker County or Clay that year or who ever.. It’s like they made it to the championship game and was scared especially running that throwback offense they were running... I knew they were done... With that big ass oline Baker County had they were suppose to bully AHP dline...

[KeemD321]

18 hours ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

The difference is most 7v7 in North Florida are team 7v7

 

I'm not aware of any all star travel team in North Florida like that one down in SFL 

Pro Impact is a 7v7 team based out of Jax coached by a TCA coach and most of the players on that team comes from central Fla. Volusia,Brevard, Orange and so on