LouderVol
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the Philadelphia public school system is quite garbage. Especially North Philly, That area is unlike anything youve ever seen.
uhm, how bad does ones grades have to be for OU not to take you? I remember them picking up a few that we couldn't accept here. Orlando Brown for one.
When this guy's name came up, it reminded me of Orlando Brown. Whatever happened with him? He was most definitely a VFL and extremely disappointed, but I believe he became very bitter surrounding the circumstances.
Originally committed to Oklahoma out of high school.
Imhotep Charter is only a AAAA school but they're a dominate team that plays some decent competition in Philly. Went to the state title game this year.
Imhotep is a stacked program. Look at PA player rankings for 2019. Got kids all over that list.
4A is no slouch either. PA went to 6 divisions inexplicably a couple years ago. 6A is the biggest and their champion has a QB going to Notre Dame. 4A is plenty competitive.
My family still lives in PA and I still have a lot of connections up there, and from I can gather, moving to six divisions has really watered down some of the competition. All that they needed to do was split AAAA into AAAA/AAAAA.
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Pittsburgh Central Catholic still being allowed to run the table to states regularly is a travesty.
Bethlehem Catholic (AAA), St. Joes Prep, and Archbishop Wood (AAAAA) in the East are just as bad.
The Notre Dame QB just rolled PCC and St Joe's. Pine Richland won 6A. Loaded. But I agree 100% with your statement. And Southern Columbia in AA is a vocational school who also recruits legally. Won the title game 48-0. Erie has legit parochial as well.
I student taught at both that vocational school (CMVT) and Southernlol:
Used to get rolled by SCA in districts every year when I was in high school.
They are incredible to watch. Their sophomore RB is apparently already over 4000 yards. The Wilmington coach I work with was at the game this weekend and said it's the best RB he's ever seen in person.
That kid has offers from across the Big 10 already.
Henry Hynoski, who played for Pitt and the Giants, was the RB when I was there. Nate Schicattano a few years prior played at Notre Dame. A loaded program for being literally in the middle of a farm field.
Also, Southern is a regular public school. They keep their enrollment down by sending more kids to the county Vocational School (CMVT).
Read a recent story about it. It was an academic issue that Oklahoma took a chance on. Butch waited until the last second to cut him loose and it was kinda sorry. HS coach told him so. To Browns credit, he took the high road...in the article. You can now understand why his teammates were extra salty after the comeback.