Are high school championships out of reach without recruiting?

[GardenStateBaller]

41 minutes ago, Bodysurf said:

Has MC contacted the said schools and offered to travel to them on one of their open dates? MD still has open dates. I doubt they are afraid to play MC. 

Yes, unfort the open dates arent aligned in 2023. 

[Texasball]

14 hours ago, GardenStateBaller said:

Last off-season MC brought in more quality xfers than those other three combined. One of them should man-up and host the Rockets in 2023!! 

In this situation you have to compare scores.  C-M and MC beat AHP by roughly the same score.  Then you ignored what BG did C-M.  

[GardenStateBaller]

19 minutes ago, Texasball said:

In this situation you have to compare scores.  C-M and MC beat AHP by roughly the same score.  Then you ignored what BG did C-M.  

It's all about the real-life match-ups. Daisy-chain MOVs mean nothing. Give it up. They already cashed my $5,000 MNC check! 

[Testadura]

On 2/19/2022 at 10:36 PM, Staff Admin said:

In the modern era high school football, is it possible for a public high school to win state championships without recruiting players?  Some say yes, some say no.  It's almost impossible to be certain on either side of the argument.  Why?  Because recruiting is so hard to prove.  While many are convinced that recruiting is rampant among championship teams, others cling to the word "transfer."  

Whatever the case, it's evident that players moving from school to school greatly benefit the receiving football program.  

Yes, you must recruit