2004-2005 both 6-6 seasons.
How does Loyola go 6-6? Prep bowl game?
2004-2005 both 6-6 seasons.
You must not be aware that Holecek at LA celebrated his 100th win on Saturday.
Maybe ? A good possibility that's how it went down.How does Loyola go 6-6? Prep bowl game?
How does Loyola go 6-6? Prep bowl game?
I agree on the St. Patrick and Marist addition. You could also just add STP to the Green and Marist to the Blue.In a perfect world you get one North and one south school to join (my choices would be St. Patrick and Marist). Have a 2 division north and south league with 6 teams....the last week they crossover based on standings: North: Loyola / Fenwick/ Marmion / St. Frank / Montini / St. Patrick, South: MC/Rice/Rita/Providence/DLS/Marist.
Then the rest of the schools are in an 8 team division: Laurence/Bmac/Iggy/AC/Leo/Depaul/Joes/and LFA
That works too, just thinking outside the box since it may be hard to get a new school and tell them by the way you are in the Blue. those last 2 divisions need to be combined no sense having a 3 team league like it is nowI agree on the St. Patrick and Marist addition. You could also just add STP to the Green and Marist to the Blue.
You must not be aware that Holecek at LA celebrated his 100th win on Saturday.
Make Guerins invite contingent on a coaching change otherwise AuCentCath gets that spot.I like the geography thing with some sizing
Marist-Rice-Rita-MC-DLS
JCA -Provy-Marian Cath-Benet-Francis
Naz-Laurence-Fenwick-Iggy-Montini
Pats-ND-Loyola-Carmel-MarianCC-Viator (6 teams)
BMac-Leo-St Joe-DePaul-Guerin
Marmion-ACC-LFA-IC-St Edward
I don't see St. Pat's leaving the ESCC right now to come back to the CCLNothing except I always hear murmurs on Shamrock to CCL .
Or...add two teams and have two six-team divisions.Isn't the ESCC too crowded with 10 teams? What is the benefit to having a 10 team conference? It's too small to split in two divisions and it is too large to play everyone.
I say deal 2 schools to the CCL to create some much needed balance.
10 teams is the perfect size to play everyone.
Dont have to find an opponent for any week.8 teams is the perfect size to play everyone.
My question was, "what is the benefit to having a 10-team conference?" More specifically, with a 9-game season, how is a 10-team conference more beneficial to having an 8-team conference?
It's why i could never understand ramblin's opposition to a multiplier. The schools he claims he was fighting for are in a conference that forces them to play Mt. Carmel. Can't have that then say its unfair for DLS to play WWS. It's internally inconsistent.
If I were a proponent of the CCL crossover games and an opponent of the multiplier, I agree -- that would be inconsistent. Sort of like being pro choice and anti death penalty, eh?
I have consistently spoken out against the CCL crossover mismatches. Not only am I not a proponent of the CCL crossover games, I am no longer a proponent of the CCL in general, and I really haven't been for quite a while. Sure, I will boast about the CCL because it is Loyola's current conference... and because it is a competitive conference in terms of the level of football that is played by many of its teams. But, I would much rather have Loyola avoid competitive mismatches all the time...not just some of the time. I feel so strongly about that, that I would have no problem blowing up the CCL and starting over if doing so would produce such an outcome.
For a very long time, I have been proposing something different...anything different. Much of my rationale for doing so is because I loathe the crossover games. For a long time, I have proposed the creation of a mega private school conference because if there were more numbers of evenly matched teams, there would be no need for crossover games. I have also proposed the creation of the NIPL. Granted, the NIPL idea is born from my displeasure with the way that the IHSA has discriminated against private schools, but if the NIPL were in place, we could basically have the opportunity to start with a clean slate. You have to break an egg to make an omelette.
In summation, your inability to understand my opposition to the multiplier because of its inconsistency with the CCL and its crossover games ignores my longstanding and public opposition to those games. Do you really not recall my strong opposition to those games over the years? If that is the case and you do not recall, then you need to pay closer attention...or try loading up on vitamin B-12 or other memory enhancement supplements. If that is not the case and you DO remember, then the entire crux of your post is mystifying.
Dont have to find an opponent for any week.
Dont have to find an opponent for any week.
Re Ramblingman's district model that puts Loyola into a pub/pri conference with MS, Stevenson, et al,
Do the south side CCL Blues join the SWC?
Fen propabably ends up in the WS-Silver with Monty.
DLS, Iggy and GT/DPP probably go wherever Lane, Young and Payton are.
SL is a wild card (might be too good for the SSC, but would not do as well in the SWC or WSS). BMac might be a SWC (if a 3rd small division is created) or Southland.
St. Joe is Metro Suburban, \
Leo is in the smallest Illini CPS conference.
SF, ACA, and Marmion might solve either the DVC or U-8 odd# issue.
I liked your post despite your deplorable insults levied against myself.If I were a proponent of the CCL crossover games and an opponent of the multiplier, I agree -- that would be inconsistent. Sort of like being pro choice and anti death penalty, eh?
The truth of the matter is that I have consistently spoken out against CCL crossover mismatches.
Not only am I not a proponent of the CCL crossover games, I am no longer a proponent of the CCL in general, and I really haven't been for quite a while. Sure, I will boast about the CCL because it is Loyola's current conference... and because it is a competitive conference in terms of the level of football that is played by many of its teams. But, I would much rather have Loyola avoid competitive mismatches all the time...not just some of the time. I feel so strongly about that, that I would have no problem blowing up the CCL and starting over if doing so would produce such an outcome. You have to break an egg to make an omelette.
For a very long time, I have been proposing something different...anything different. Much of my rationale for doing so is because I loathe the crossover games. For a long time, I have proposed the creation of a mega private school conference because if there were more numbers of evenly matched teams, there would be no need for crossover games. I have also proposed the creation of the NIPL. Granted, the NIPL idea is born from my displeasure with the way that the IHSA has discriminated against private schools, but if the NIPL were in place, we could basically have the opportunity to start with a clean slate.
If the mega private conference or NIPL aren't in the cards, I'll take the district scheduling concept over what we have now. At least that way, any mismatches will be between schools with similar enrollments. I think it would be great for Loyola to be in a district with New Trier, MS, Stevenson, Glenbrook South, Evanston, etc.
In summation, your inability to understand my opposition to the multiplier because of its inconsistency with the CCL and its crossover games ignores my longstanding and public opposition to those games. Do you really not recall my frequent and vehement opposition right here on this very site to those games over the years? If that is the case and you do not recall, then you need to try loading up on vitamin B-12 or other memory enhancement supplements...or just pay closer attention. If that is not the case and you do remember my opposition to crossover mismatches, then why go to the trouble of writing a post that you know is a total non sequitur?
As far as playoffs go,
Anything that approaches what hockey and lacrosse do = good.
Anything that gives us a 9-0 CPS team with a #3 seed, or an imaginary line snaking through Naperville, or a proposal to triple-promote a team because someone can't beat them = bad.
Back when 8a and 7a were split north/south. Instead of the current 1-32.What's the imaginary line snaking thru Napertuckey? I get the CPS 3 seed but don't understand the snake reference.
Back when 8a and 7a were split north/south. Instead of the current 1-32.
I liked your post despite your deplorable insults levied against myself.
You would have nothing to do if I didnt needle you every now and then.
That was basically an ally oop.
If you thought those were deplorable insults, good thing you didn't see my first draft.![]()
Isn't the ESCC too crowded with 10 teams? What is the benefit to having a 10 team conference? It's too small to split in two divisions and it is too large to play everyone.
I say deal 2 schools to the CCL to create some much needed balance.