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Rockledge had a few injured players, but I'm still surprised they lost... not an excuse but Smith and Tennison are the real power of that team. Smith was injured in a very physical Cocoa-Rockledge rival game last week. Not sure if he played or was 100%. But more than a few players for both teams were in pain at the end the game. Cocoa drops a pass in the endzone on 4th down for the tie with 25 seconds left. That's how close the game was.

Rockledge losing was unexpected. If they over looked Chamberlain then they deserve to lose.

Would be interested in seeing the stats of that game.

My 2 cents... Brevard has some great athletes. Never think they are an easy win.

2 out of 5 from Brevard still in. Lets see how Holy Trinity and Cocoa do next week.

Out are Viera, Eau Gallie, and Rockledge. 

 

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1 hour ago, nolebull813 said:

Brevard isn’t good at football. They had to stack players all on one or two teams to compete and since the guys who did that (Wilk and Mays) are gone, now you see what they are really about. 

Brevard is overrated as hell and it showed 

Brevard has had a lot of teams in the finals and won a lot of championships. Not sure why you are so anti Brevard. And trust me... It shows.

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Mostly Hillsborough county teams semifinals

Class 2A, Region 3

• No. 3 Seffner Christian at No. 2 Northside Christian

• No. 4 Admiral Farragut at No. 1 Cambridge Christian

Class 3A, Region 3

• No. 5 Clearwater Central Catholic at No. 1 Berkeley Prep

Class 4A, Region 3

• No. 4 Clewiston at No. 1 Lakewood

• No. 3 Tampa Catholic at No. 2 Delray Beach American Heritage

Class 5A, Region 3

• No. 8 Chamberlain at No. 4 Jesuit

Class 5A, Region 2

• No. 4 Nature Coast at No. 1 Orlando Jones

Class 6A, Region 2

• No. 5 Clearwater at No. 1 Gaither

• No. 3 Lake Minneola at No. 2 Largo

Class 7A, Region 3

• No. 3 Manatee at No. 2 Mitchell

Class 7A, Region 2

• No. 5 Bloomingdale at No. 1 Armwood

• No. 6 Tampa Bay Tech at No. 2 Lakeland

Class 8A, Region 2

• No. 4 Steinbrenner at No. 1 Sarasota Riverview

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1 minute ago, Vaquero said:

Hillsborough county teams semifinals

Class 2A, Region 3

• No. 3 Seffner Christian at No. 2 Northside Christian

• No. 4 Admiral Farragut at No. 1 Cambridge Christian

Class 3A, Region 3

• No. 5 Clearwater Central Catholic at No. 1 Berkeley Prep

Class 4A, Region 3

• No. 4 Clewiston at No. 1 Lakewood

• No. 3 Tampa Catholic at No. 2 Delray Beach American Heritage

Class 5A, Region 3

• No. 8 Chamberlain at No. 4 Jesuit

Class 5A, Region 2

• No. 4 Nature Coast at No. 1 Orlando Jones

Class 6A, Region 2

• No. 5 Clearwater at No. 1 Gaither

• No. 3 Lake Minneola at No. 2 Largo

Class 7A, Region 3

• No. 3 Manatee at No. 2 Mitchell

Class 7A, Region 2

• No. 5 Bloomingdale at No. 1 Armwood

• No. 6 Tampa Bay Tech at No. 2 Lakeland

Class 8A, Region 2

• No. 4 Steinbrenner at No. 1 Sarasota Riverview

These are going to be some tough picks next week.

The Hills is kicking ass.

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What I noticed from Brevard since Wilk got to Cocoa was one one other than Cocoa was remotely good. From 2008 or so. And they weren’t really that good nationally or at the top of the state. Just good for their area. They were playing in the bush league classes when they were winning state. Playing slappies. 

Then the flood gates opened and Brevard became the Wild West. With Mays at Viera, Cocoa and Stacy at Mel CC, they poached all the talent possible from Titusville, Melbourne, Astronaut, Holy Trinity etc etc. 

And they still couldn’t field elite teams at the state level. They routinely got clubbed by the better teams. Even with Brevard County all star teams they still couldn’t compete on a national level or at the top of the state. 

Brevard has some decent individual talent, but if everyone played in their zone you would have a lot of mediocrity all over, and no one even close to sniff a title.

Brevard is just overrated and just because they have a lot of forum posters on message boards those won’t change one iota 

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12 minutes ago, nolebull813 said:

Brevard has some decent individual talent, but if everyone played in their zone you would have a lot of mediocrity all over, and no one even close to sniff a title.

Brevard is just overrated and just because they have a lot of forum posters on message boards those won’t change one iota 

With the exception of Dade County, the above could be said of pretty much every other area of the state including all the large, metro areas. In Dade, the Northwest corner of the county would always produce a few statewide and often nationally competitive teams. You cannot say the same for Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, West Palm Beach or Fort Lauderdale, though in the case of FTL, the reason has as much to do with St. Thomas, American Heritage and more recently Cardinal Gibbons, and to a lesser degree Chaminade.

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Brevard usually always has 2 decent to good teams that were able to compete regionally and breakthrough the state level. From the 80s till now. Brevard has and will always have a respected team or 2. Whether it was melbourne, Titusville or Merritt Island. To Palm Bay and Rockledge. Now its Cocoa, Rockledge and Viera. Heck even Bayside made some noise my junior and senior year. Giving Manatee a game in the playoffs.

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2 hours ago, nolebull813 said:

What I noticed from Brevard since Wilk got to Cocoa was one one other than Cocoa was remotely good. From 2008 or so. And they weren’t really that good nationally or at the top of the state. Just good for their area. They were playing in the bush league classes when they were winning state. Playing slappies. 

Then the flood gates opened and Brevard became the Wild West. With Mays at Viera, Cocoa and Stacy at Mel CC, they poached all the talent possible from Titusville, Melbourne, Astronaut, Holy Trinity etc etc. 

And they still couldn’t field elite teams at the state level. They routinely got clubbed by the better teams. Even with Brevard County all star teams they still couldn’t compete on a national level or at the top of the state. 

Brevard has some decent individual talent, but if everyone played in their zone you would have a lot of mediocrity all over, and no one even close to sniff a title.

Brevard is just overrated and just because they have a lot of forum posters on message boards those won’t change one iota 

National rankings speak a different story. Thank God no one looks at the Nolebull poll. They do that one at the Slurpee King. Cocoa national ranking in 08,  09, 10, 16 was Top 50 in country, twice in Top 25. 

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55 minutes ago, Tigers13 said:

National rankings speak a different story. Thank God no one looks at the Nolebull poll. They do that one at the Slurpee King. Cocoa national ranking in 08,  09, 10, 16 was Top 50 in country, twice in Top 25. 

Cocoa had double digit transfers almost every year. And they still got smoked out of state annually, and sometimes to inferior teams. 

Brevard was a transfer factory with a few teams poaching all the talent in the county. That doesn’t show signs of strength, quality and depth. It shows the opposite. They can’t compete on a state level without stealing all their neighbors best players. 

I admitted Brevard had some good teams over the years. But that was because they were transfer county all star teams. 

You can’t prove otherwise 

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1 hour ago, nolebull813 said:

Cocoa had double digit transfers almost every year. And they still got smoked out of state annually, and sometimes to inferior teams. 

Brevard was a transfer factory with a few teams poaching all the talent in the county. That doesn’t show signs of strength, quality and depth. It shows the opposite. They can’t compete on a state level without stealing all their neighbors best players. 

I admitted Brevard had some good teams over the years. But that was because they were transfer county all star teams. 

You can’t prove otherwise 

08-10 Cocoa really didn't have any transfers.  Pretty all homegrown. Yes I admit there last state team did have plenty of transfers from Heritage. But a lot of the transfers Cocoa did get transferred out of Cocoa and transferred back. Or were originally zoned for Cocoa to begin with. But in Cocoa's run in the playoffs over the past decade they've loss to BTW and Raines. Their 1st state game against Raines they literally dropped the ball by not making adjustments. All the years they lost to BTW , many considered those semis as the actual state game. 

This season in Brevard players from palm bay transferred to Rockledge after Dan Burke retired. MCC OC took over at Palm Bay...Hence all the MCC offensive playmakers transferring to Palm Bay.

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13 hours ago, nolebull813 said:

Cocoa had double digit transfers almost every year. And they still got smoked out of state annually, and sometimes to inferior teams. 

Brevard was a transfer factory with a few teams poaching all the talent in the county. That doesn’t show signs of strength, quality and depth. It shows the opposite. They can’t compete on a state level without stealing all their neighbors best players. 

I admitted Brevard had some good teams over the years. But that was because they were transfer county all star teams. 

You can’t prove otherwise 

And how did that make them any different than your beloved "national" academies?

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Nope

You have to do better??? Your credibility, what little you had is gone

Final ranking each year 

2011      Cocoa   320

Colerain 122

Skyline.   24

west Monroe. 56

2012         Cocoa  237

St Joes     101

2013   Cocoa   536

Gonzaga   430  ( all losses to Top 300)

2014    Cocoa  288

Trinity   70

2015   Cocoa  357

St Ed’s    6

2016   Cocoa   55

Bishop Gorman.  1

Some really good teams on this list. Only “smoking” was Gorman

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2 hours ago, Tigers13 said:

Nope

You have to do better??? Your credibility, what little you had is gone

Final ranking each year 

2011      Cocoa   320

Colerain 122

Skyline.   24

west Monroe. 56

2012         Cocoa  237

St Joes     101

2013   Cocoa   536

Gonzaga   430  ( all losses to Top 300)

2014    Cocoa  288

Trinity   70

2015   Cocoa  357

St Ed’s    6

2016   Cocoa   55

Bishop Gorman.  1

Some really good teams on this list. Only “smoking” was Gorman

You can add BTW national champion team to the list as well. Also Cocoa should've went into halftime leading Gorman.

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