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[Saluki86]

Council should be tough as well.:snickerpup:

[joedirt]

Numbers do matter. Try practicing with 14.

But numbers matter most not in the number of players, but the number of athletes. Big difference.

[Ironlung]

Numbers do matter. Try practicing with 14.

Of course they do. Especially when they're like that.

[Biggin]

but the difference between 25 and 35 is not that big if none of the ten even play.

Most teams have rotations of 13-14 on offense and 12-15 on defense around here.

its not like PV has three different teams it plays; sure they have more numbers but its not as if all 50 get reps on the regular.

its all about number of talented players, not number of players.

[joedirt]

I am just trying to help hondarider with his argument. He has been there first hand when there were only 13-15 at practice.

Usually, not always, but usually, a team with more players will have more athletes. I know where he is coming from, but there are exceptions to the rule. Such as many of the Appy teams that did quite well with 19 players, most of which were contributors.

[Ironlung]

I had no problem with his argument. My only problem was his numbers were wrong.

[Biggin]

theres absolutely no doubt that depth is very important

but CW did not beat Pound just because they had more kids dressed, nor should they be punished in post season awards because CW had more kids that wanted to play than the LB

[Biggin]

cool

[Skeletor]

I know when it was all said and done by the end of the season J.I. Burton was down to 28 kids. Its making young kids better and playable is why burton is Competative. They play probably 23 or 24 of those kids in their rotation

[Rocky]

my roster for clintwood says 45, and probably more than that the last few years

i did have a reply made out, then i realized you were from pound, trying to make somebody from pound understand something about football is like trying to make R13 understand anything......... only worse.