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Not too much controversy here I would think. They were the only team to make it to the dome and did so without leaving a doubt (in my mind) that they were the team that belonged there.
Hoosick Falls.
Reason : There strength of schedule towards the end of the year.
Having to play a very tough Rennselear team.
Following week playing rival Cambridge for the jug.
Traveling to Corinth to play a very good team.
Then onto sectionals where they wentagainst a very athletic Canjo team. Next came 6-2 Granville, and then we all know what happen after that. Probably the game of the year, Hoosick Falls 17 Chatham 14.If you had a chance to see that one you were very lucky. Before I forget it seemed to me that theywerethe underdog in thesegames. OFA traveled down from the north,and this was one of those underdog games,feel. 51-6. Which got us to Dietz where they finally llost to Bronxville. Seeing that game which Hoosick Falls was definately the underdog, really opened my eyes about the Panthers. Those kids are very , very tough. congrats to all the players on the team and the coaching staff.
What about Ballston Spa
No troy = no surprise
I can't wait for someone to get on here and rip this because they are not on the ballad.
It is to bad New York State does not have a system to which Burnt Hills played Troy. O wait……they did play.
Good year boys and a good year to Troy too! (who will be a force next year if they stay in class A.)
BH is the obvious pick, but I think all teams from section 2 represented our area and our football well this year. No matter the class or how far they got.
Burnt Hills did make it to the dome, so the vote has to go there.
That article by Mark McGuire is real good too!
My Vote goes to TROY HIGH, Hmmmm…..dont see it there. you cant please all the people some of the time or you cant please some of the people all the time.. I think i need to see a physcologist err…a pyschologist.. All teams deserve team of the fall,I'm sure they all did their best
shouldn't the team of the season be section champs ? BH-BL was the only team to the dome so they are the team of the season. This is a no brainer. Plus, why is LaSalle in this discussion ?
#2 I love the support and school spirit, no doubt that they are the team of the year…in Class C. Seager was one hell of a competitor…but they were pretty overrated otherwise.
hahaha… ballston spa
Hoosick Falls beat the most quality competition. They shut down some of the best teams players in the area – and out of the area..
There is little difference between them and Class B-AA schools in the area, really. The schools are bigger but the talents very similar.
This isn't Texas or Florida, it's upstate NY, Class C-AA are not that much different in terms of "quality of player"
HF all the way.
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, hands down bar none, the cream of the crop in Section 2.
LaSalle was the best. A few injured players hurt the team in the end.
To #10
Ummmmm YES THERE IS! HF could not hang with Saratoga or BHBL. I've seen all 3 teams play. Sorry
Burnt Hills deserves the "Team of the Season" in Section II designation not only because of how they handled themselves ON the field, but how they handled themselves OFF the field. Those kids have done so much for their coach, for his family, for fundraisers – it's unreal. They became a best friend to a little boy when he needed one and played without their HEAD coach during practices whenever asked. The ASSISTANT coaches deserve props for kicking it up a notch too, and pulling extra weight when Coach Shell's mind and body had to be elsewhere. The entire team from this season is a class act and are fantastic athletes. No doubt.
How can this even be a question?
There was one Section II team playing at the Dome.
There's your answer.
Why is TROY in this discussion? I AM a realist-not a dreamer. Just like the dreamers who will vote for the new football field at Troy. A 21 percent decline in enrollment since 2002. Let's all of Troy have a party on the field with the new lights on ( let's invite the administrators and coordinators who live out of the TROY district who are in favor of this fiasco…..)). Noone will be able to pay for the electricity for the evening. No-wait a second-let's jack up taxes on the working families ( 62 % of Troy is owned by RPI and churches with zero tax base………….FLAGSHIP SPORT and let's all dance….Burnt Hills went to the DANCE………Cudos
7. thats a laugh.
The four best teams were clearly Troy, Toga, La Salle and BHBL, no particular order. By designation, and they deserve it, BH is the team of the year. But to say who is the best…there is no way to tell… there were no class crossover games. Bring back the cup!
Though Troy High had a solid team. One miscue or two in the 3rd qtr. away from pushing past BH. Though they may have matched up better physically against Sweet Home. Not sure why LaSalle is on list…it became obvious they were heavily dependent on one player offense.
Troy would not have matched up better physically with Sweet Home. The Panthers had just monsterous size and speed. SH took advantage of BH's achiles heel and that was their secondary. SH didn't run the ball all that effectivly on BH nor just dominate them on the line. SH had a 300lbs nose tackle who was good, you don't see many of those in Section 2. SH was the best team in the State regardless of Class and the Spartans just ran into a great team. BH-BL was definately the best football team in all of Section 2 and has been for years, and will be for years to come.
Do you really think Burnt Hills would beat any team in Section 2?? Saratoga outplayed New Rochelle in the Semi-Finals. New Rochelle was #1 in the State!! If the Saratoga Coaches ever heard of "in game adjustments" they would have been in the state title game. Poor game coaching. Which is what Saratoga is known for in regional and playoff games. Burnt Hills is undersized and overachieved this year. They had a great year but would be crushed by the Streaks for sure.
toga would beat BHBL by 21+ points if toga played in the single A's they would be state champs i know it goes by size of your school and burnt hills is real good for the number of kids they have but theres no way they could beat toga
BH-BL = Great sportmanship, great team, great coaching staff, great year!
You are dreaming. BH was the Best is Section II. How many losses did Toga have? HMMMM 2 – You Lose. Don't get so stuck on size of school. AA-A in Section II No DIfference.
Also, don;t give me size of players as a reason as BH was a very strong team without the "FAT". Every team they played this year in section II was supposedly larger, faster, stronger and what did they do?
so saratoga played a good game against new rochelle whoppe do they still didnt get the job done. BH made it to the dome. BH beat a heavily favored troy team in the section finals. Saratoga didnt have a coach who had to deal with problems concerning his family. BH deserves this more.
to #17 tell me why hossick falls isnt classified as a top team.
20 – Get real BH would have defeated "Toga, no problem. New Rochelle overlooked Saratoga – period – end of discussion. Saratoga was lucky to get past Ballston Spa in one of the most pathetic games I ever watched! There was no offense – they capitalized on special teams mistakes by the Scotties and took advantaage of a bad call on the "muffed" punt – the ball hit the gloved hand which was the Toga player – not the bare hand of the B'Spa player.
21-And outplayed?? – 4 interceptions, two of them thrown to WIDE OPEN defensive backs and 3 of them led to TD's – or did you watch a different game?
No way Toga would beat BH by 21, no way. Especially with you fans admitting that Toga has poor coaching while BH has one of the best staffs in all of Section 2. BH may be a little undersized but they make up for it with stregnth and discipline, they same way Lasalle does every year. Burnt Hills would beat most AA schools in Section 2 easily.
why aren't troy and gloversville on this list?
As to the saratoga v bhbl question, obviously toga fans did not see bhbl play if they think saratoga would beat bhbl.
To #20
So I guess BH coaches couldn't make "in game" adjustments either?? None of the loss falls on the players? You obviously never played sports.
I would like to correct #19 in saying that Toga outplayed New Rochelle because they only outplayed them for two quarters. New Rochelle dominated the second half and to be successful you need to play all four quarters. I also think if BH played Saratoga they would roll over them. New Rochelle figured out how to beat them and that was by containing Deloatch and making the other players win which resulted in a 28-0 run that sealed the game. This is what BH did week after week was shut down every teams strength on offense and make their opponents weaker phase beat them. THe problem with Sweet Home was that they really didn't have any weakness and they also had some D1 talent. With a healthy Neumann, I would say BH wins 35-17.
the question isn't if TOGA would beat BH, the question is which team was the best this year and hands down it has to be BH, TOGA had it, IMO, until the last minute of the second qtr. against NEW RO
BH and Troy would have beat all the AA schools.
who would win in a matchup. burnt hills varsity football 08 or schenectady varsity football 08
How about an honorbale mention for The Guilderland Flying Dutchmen, We beat Lassalle in a overtime thriller. WE pretty much proved our point that there is no garantees in football…If they did exsist Than dont you think La Salle should have won?……think about it.
ohh boy!!! my dad can kick your dads a&^*($, and my dog is bigger than yours. blahhhh,blahhh,blahh.. seasons over. Take all teams footage,splice it all together,make a nintendo game !! Yea !!give your fav team PF flyers with the biggest cleats, cause your teams the best.Go to your room,and nintendo,wii box or psp3, or whatever it is now. toga can beat bh, new roc can beat sh, ths can beat the raiders, hf can kill on chatham.You can be the master of your team. Onward James.
To 25. I did say Hoosick Falls was a top team. A top team in Class C. However trying to compare classes C and D to AA-B, even AA-A, is ridiculous because MOST of the time none of those teams could compete at the higher level. Say all you want about people getting caught up in the class sizes which does definitely happen, but this is not one of those cases. Watch the Hoosick Falls-Chatham game, then Watch the Troy-BhBL game…and then tell me Hoosick falls was a top 5 team in the section.
Flying Dutchman 66….You beat a top 10 AA team in overtime. Credit goes to your team for pulling the upset…but that's all it was. You had a 4-5 record on the year and I think just about everyone in the section knows that win was a fluke, beating one team with a winning record all year dosen't make you a top team in the section. Anything can happen on any given night and Guilderland definitely proved it, well at least your quarterback did and his receivers did, i'm not really sure about the rest of the team…
To #30:Of course the players take on SOME of the blame for the loss BUT if you knew anything about football and watched the game with a critical eye you would have noticed the following: After New Rochelle stopped the plays designed for Deloach the Coaching staff should have started to use the other running backs more(I believe Toga had a few good ones) Basic things like running to the other side of the field or an unbalanced line would have helped. Also the passing game only ran plays where the QB rolled out to the right. Try mixing it up a bit Coaches, pretty simple stuff. I can go on but I have a life. BTW I played three years of College Ball so don't throw the "you never played sports" comment around pal.
yea pal, 3 years at a 2yr college. SO DONT TELL ME !!!
Burnt Hills 1967 to 1973 probably the best years of my life. Hoosick Falls 1974 to present day. Definetly, the best days of my life. BH, you proved twice that you are the best that the section II's have to offer. Hoosick Falls never had a chance in the sportswriters choices, especially Jim Allen's. Jim had HF ranked very deep with Schuylerville leading the class C's. Next was the nomination for Doug Luke for first half coach of the year (small schools).
HF proved that with determination, hard work and belief, (something we town folk give our kids) they could beat any opponent. They played their asses off not only in their undefeated regular season, but in the playoffs all the way to a very close loss in Kingston. I don't expect HF to win the votes of the TU readers because JA and the big school readers never watched a determined HF team that never had a chance,win only one game less than BH. Too bad for you voters, because if you ever saw HF play, You'd know where I am coming from. You saw it Jim, I walked past you with my crying son, a real believer that he and his team would win, and you couldn't believe how close it was. Hell, if you were their for the whole game, You'd have to lie to your BH friends and sponsors who the real section II team most exciting team was. Up here in HF, we're use to your choices. .. Congrats BH. Great run!
Maybe not the best team, but by far the best game: Guilderland upsetting Lasalle
Comment #31 Neuman was healthy and played the whole first half of the game, and it was 19-0. Sweet Home exposed BH for the true one dimensional team that they are. The throws Neuman made all season were not under duress, his velocity on the ball is weak at best and his receivers made some unbelievable catches on weak balls all season. Very easy to see in watching him. He was a good general on the field of some very talented players but an average quarterback. Strong throws from the far hash and down field throws are not part of his game. BH had a great season but it's over, move on.
You think HF was strong this year – watch out in a couple of years – they have a group of kids coming up who have unlimited potential. That's why Cambridge kicked a bunch of families out of town so they could go back down to Class D!!!
Hoosick Falls is definitely a top 5 Section II team. Hoosick Falls Football Rocks!!! I agree with Giarc Nivloc…bigger isn't always better. Hoosick Falls Football provided the most exciting season I have ever seen. You could literaly watch this team getting better as the season progressed like a steam engine gaining speed and momentum. The coaching got better, the athletes got better, but most importantly Hoosick Falls team had the smarts, guts, and gumption to get the job done! They were consistently underdogs yet pulled off win after win…Their season was exciting! Section II should be proud of the teams it puts out…Congrats to Burnt Hills for gettin to the Dome and doing a fine job!…next year…
B Spa should be up there also they had a great year and deff deserve it but being a bspa fan toga gets the vote after beating us Twice and that being our only losses on the season they could have beaten any team in section two bye alot .. but good job BH u guys did deserve it .
yes I agree with #29, Gloversville should of a least got a mention on this list,they are the smallest class A in the section and lost to the class A state finalist and should of beat Troy, who in my eyes belong in AA,(school district size is about 1000 kids different).Having your captain fullback on crutches on the sidelines didn't help when your inside the 10 yd line 4 times.
43. It was also 13-0, it was 2nd and 20 with 1 minute left to play in the first half and BH let up a 60 yard bubble screen that was unfornuate. BH did cut into the lead in the 2nd half making it 19-7 and with Nuemann in the game things would have been different. BH is one demensional? They had a 1,000 yard passer and rusher with Nuemann and Beatty with explosive plays from Nusbaum, BH was far from one demensional. How about the Pass Nuemann hit Flint on for 30 yards over the middle in the 1st quarter? SH just has size speed and great coaching, they are a tough team to beat that's why they are 26-0 over the past 2 seasons, not many teams can give them a run and BH did.
If Cambridge could have kicked those families out eariler they might have grabbed the D title this year….
To correct you, it was 13-0 when he went down. He finished the drive with a broken collar bone and then they missed the 4th and short. I'm not sure if it had anything to do with the call or not but they didn't sneak it on 4th and literally a few inches and missed then Sweet Home scored on a short field. But with him they were moving the ball. Now I'm not saying they would have won the game but it WOULD have been a closer game if he had come back. Even if it had been 19-0, BH made it 19-7 and then got the ball at midfield. If they could of scored, it would have made it 19-14. Instead, there were two straight fumbles then a pick. Also, I'm not sure what games you watched this season but I don't know how you can say BH was ever one dimensional. There were a few underthrown balls throughout the year but there were many more accurate balls. I didn't see all the games but the first two plays in the Troy game were both bullseyes 50+ yards down field with one being down the middle and one being on the right sideline (both dropped). So I figured I'd point that out and and the fact that Neuman had the highest qb rating in the section during the playoffs before you say how it was just his receivers.
Charlotte49er, Listen mom. Could have, should have, we have all been there. In high school every team loses but one. Bh has now joined that club. I am sure Phi Neuman is a great kid. But what I am saying is he is an average qb on one of the best teams in section 2. His throws were very weak, period. His receivers and offensive line were unbelievable. Put him on a team with average receivers and line and see what happens? I would predict not the same outcome. He had a great offensive line, and never pressured. Against SH that was not the case. If you followed the stats at all during the season and 2 playoff games, he was not the "highest" rated qb in the section. There were actually 5 other qb's ahead of him that were not on a power house team like bh. Some of these young men were exceptional qb's but did not get the recognition because their teams were not #1. He was a very good general on the field and did a very good job. Again, he was surrounded by an incredible team, that does not make you the best qb in the section.
cord wood why do you think cambridge have a easy game againts rensselaer the hoosick falls game was 13 to 6 late the fouth qrt held alex hansen to 79 yards every one thinks cambridge will beat rensselaer easy i am sure the hoosick falls players know we can compete with cambridge.
Best of luck to coach porcelli I would love to see you coach at VLIET but we already have a great coach (BENARD)
Well since you seem so concerned, you should know that I am not a parent, student, or fan of BH. I am a competitor and we played BH early in the season and lost like every other team in the section. However, that night Neuman was the best player on the field for them and I gained a lot of respect for him. You say he has a weak arm, well try intercepting one of his passes. There was some touch on the check down swing passes but we couldn't catch up to the ones over the middle. But I guess you would know better from the stands. Also, you should read my posts more carefully. The score prediction I gave was for if BH played Toga. I used Sweet Home as an example of a team BH does not match up well with and my prediction had nothing to do with the SH game. I just wanted to point out that my prediction was based on him being there because BH seemed lost without him in the second half against SH. I also never said he was the highest rated QB in the section throughout the year, JUST in the playoffs. This stat was pointed out on this board and printed in the Troy newspaper. But don't worry about it because the World Cup starts soon.
not so fast…..cambridge would not have a easy game against rensselear hoosick falls di
Every time Ichabod Crane stepped on the field records were created for their new team.
This team was funded by a booster club to get it started as a JV team the last three years.
It will take a few years for ICC to be competitive. Let's face it, a football program is one of the hardest and most expensive programs to get established. Kudos to the players that stepped up knowing that they would most likely be on the losing side each week. Rest assured that they will become a part of ICC history!
CHS parent and fan
ICC class 1980
Don Chrysler
Using Times Union Stats
QB Passer Rating Season
Neuman 115
Brewster 118
Neuman 19/61 yds
Brewster 79/481 yds
QB Passer Rating Playoffs
Neuman 96
Brewster 126
Neuman 11/33 yds
Brewster 30/226 yds
Hey 57, you could also look at the BH running backs and say oh, nothing special but that is because they ran 4 and sometimes five back a game. Whomever was hot was the man for the game. As for QB's I have no arguments there. Neuman was good but he threw many ducks that the BH Receivers adjusted to and made great catches. One that comes to mind was in the Gloversville game. The ball was just heaved up and two G'Ville defenders were on the. Who knows what happend but they collided with each other allowing Flint to correct to the ball and catch it for a back breaking touchdown. It was the funniest thing. We will never know who would win the game between Saratoga and BH but way back when I played for Gloversville and we were playing Saratoga – they had just moved out of the foothills to the suburban council. Blaze was quoted "They don't belong on the same field with us. Guess who won the game, Not Saratoga. We ended up the top school in the Capital District that year over Albany, Shen, Amsterdam, and Toga. The point I am trying to make is that the so called "Smaller" A schools have a ton of talent. You have to give BH credit as they have been on a roll over the past several years and until a team other than Sweet Home can beat them they should be considered the king of Section II.
How is Saratoga not number one they play in the toughest class and were one bad call away from making it to the dome?
HOw can you even say that BH would beat Saratoga. they play an easier class and only made it one round farther. Let's see Burnt Hills make as far as Saratoga did in the AA's. If saratoga played BH your right it wouldn't be close but in favor of Saratoga. they play in the harder class and they too shut down the other teams main player. they did it to Seagetr twice and Bronson Greene only had a big game was because Shen left him in against the backups for saratoga. Toga would win big.
Hey #60 Larger does not mean Harder or tougher, only that there are more kids per class. If size mattered Shen would win every sport, every year. They don't and quite often, they are not even competitive in certain sports (This is not a knock on Shen – I am only trying to prove my point about size). It just doesn't work that way – especially in Section II. It is all about the Chemistry of the players and coaches.
Zack — I'm from Saratoga and I have to say you are insane and/or don't know a lot about football. Not only would Burnt Hills beat Saratoga this year, but so would Troy. Heck, this isn't even Saratoga best team of the last few years; everything broke right for the Streaks this year — LaSalle (who had already beaten Saratoga) was upset in the playoffs, Section 2 had the first-round state bye, and New Rochelle played basically asleep for 3 quarters after its big quarterfinal win and were looking ahead to the finals. Take nothing away from Saratoga, but they were, at best, the #3 team in Section 2.
To Comment #61 – You are correct,Shen does not win in every sport, just most every sport. Every year… You are a hater, who are you kidding…
To Comment #10. Hoosick Falls had one heck of a team. You all should be very proud. But you need to be real here. THERE IS A HUGE DIFFERENCE between a Class C school like HF and most AA schools. Don't kid yourself. I grew up playing ( and later coaching ) at a very good small football school. I now live, and my children play football in a double AA school. They are world's apart. Much larger talent pool to choose from. A small school has perhaps 1 or 2 lineman around 200-220lbs. A double AA school has 8 or 9. A and couple of them are of the 300lb variety. A very good starting RB on a Class C school would more than likely be third or fourth string on a AA school.
Quick example. Had the chance to see the Rennselaer – Greenwich Class D Superbowl. While both schools were good for their class, they would have gotten pounded by the top six or seven AA J.V. schools. No question…
Everyone knows Troy should have won the superbowl, but thats history. What team has the best key players returning for 2010? Who's JV team won the superbowl in 2009?
Shen will have two of the best RB's in the area returning in Bronson Greens and Cody Case-Thierrien. ( Troy has the other best RB's coming back in Lewis and Canzeri – yikes!!)
As far as the 2009 AA JV Super Bowl participants, they were Shen and Shaker. Shen won the first match-up in Week 1 21-12. Shaker took the Super Bowl 21-14. However, Shaker had almost an entirely "different" OL the second match-up. All bigger, faster, stronger than their line in Week 1. Weird, huh?!? Great game, both ways. But if you have to load your J.V. team with Juniors in order to win the J.V. Super Bowl, then well, I feel kind of sorry for you.
Shaker folk – don't deny – you know it's true
#60 – You are dead wrong about Saratoga playing in a harder class. Look at the Final state Massey ratings for football – it shows Sweet Home as THE best team in the state period(.) NOT North Tonawanda the AA team – because, as others have tried to tell you the class you play in does not reflect the quality of the league. I would be willing to bet that Saratoga would not be able to beat the Section 6 representative for claas AA, class A, class C or class D – the teams that won state titles. The kids from Randolph (class D) were huge – bigger than the teams at any level from around here.
#64 – I for one am not part of everyone because I dont believe for a minute that Troy should have won the Class A superbowl – they were dominated by Burnt Hills – DOMINATED! And dont try to tell me about a dropped pass – Burnt Hills ahd 2 dropped passes in their first possesion and should have scored then too. So it should have been a 40 – 25 final (if you insist on getting credit for should haves). Still comes out the same – BURNT HILLS BY 15.
Troy's JV won the A superbowl this season. Ummm, shen should have a good team next season. What other teams have a lot of big return starters besides Troy?
just because sweet home was the best team in the state on any level dosen't mean that as a whole class A is better than AA. I'm as big a BH supporter as you will find but i really doubt they couldve beaten either team that played in the AA title game.
66, how did Bhills dominate when they were losing halfway into the 3rd quarter? That's just a stupid statement. If Troy kept running the ball ( 5 to 6 yards a carry ) they would have won. What do you have to say about 2010?
I think you and BH Fan will get a chance to see each other in the A Super Bowl next season. You guys appear to be reloading, and Burnt Hills has such a strong "program" along with Beatty and Nusbaum returning, it appears to be the match-up next season.
In AA, it would more than likely be Shen in the Empire Division and
Schenectady or Shaker in the Liberty Division to meet in the double AA Super Bowl.
Shaker won the AA Super Bowl and have a good JV class moving up, but we will have to wait and see if that translates to their Varsity level. Recent history indicates that it DOES NOT. Schenectady has Tim Cox returning who will be a force to reckon with, but I think they will be hit hard by graduation and their J.V. was OK at best.
Shen has two beasts returning ar RB in Greene and Case-Thierrien. Could very well be two 1,000 yd RB's next season. They have great skill positions returning along with a J.V. class that is special.
Should be fun to watch…
ummm….wow!, I agree, Shen should be up there along with Schenectady and Shaker. Greene will rush over 1000 no doubt he's a beast. For the A's….again Troy and Burnt Hills have a big return with key players for next season. Troy has Player of the year Canzeri (1800+ all purpose yards) and Lewis (1200+ yards) returning along with QB Marsh and several other 2009 starters. Is Shaker under new coaching staff??
People seem to forget that BH has a lot of players returning as well. Troy is a great football team with good coaching but BH is a great football team with great coaching. Troy was one dimensional all year because they were playing weak teams and could get away with running the same 4 run plays to Lewis and Canzeri. When they finally played a team that matched up evenly with them the difference was coaching…..plain and simple. BH found weaknesses in the Troy defense, exploited them and then turned the game into a blowout in the second half.
It should be another great Super Bowl matchup next year.
Hey 63, I am not a hater at all, just a middle aged guy who played at a smaller school (Gloversville) and was always hated on but we did get the chance to prove it on the field and we did by Beating Saratoga and Amsterdam. By the way, an Amsterdam team which only gave up 14 points all year. I know, past tense bu the point is smaller schools although at a disadvantage for the long haul can put a powerhouse togheter if there is a strong class or two or three (in a row). I do have an issue with "Large Schools" thinking they are God. Look at what TW3 did to Hosick Falls – Didn't even tape delay thier game – That was cold…
68, agreed!!! I just think Section II doesn't have enough tough teams to prepare for the size and speed of these other sections. BH was totally run over as SW was bigger and faster. I will not say stronger as I know the BH kids are strong as hell. Thank god the NYC and Long Island teams don't play in the state tourney as they look like college teams.
ummm wow our ol was 200,235 ,295,310,and 220 look it up .uor backs joshsheem hamilton 200 nate 195 joshsheem is 4.5 forty i know we wonts be as deep but we could compete with some of lower level larger school.but jvs blowing us out? i dont think so . i think it is crazy that people think that just because you happen to have been born in a small city you cant be as good of athlete as if born in a large one.
Fan, I was at the superbowl game and saw it different. Troy was leading halfway into the 3rd by running the ball 5 and 6 yards a carry like all year. Troy began throwing the ball and could have taken a 2 TD lead. Going into the 4th Troy fell apart from a case of the yips from lack of experience. I'm sorry, but Canzeri, Lewis and Troy will run over Burnt Hills next season without a doubt. I actually see Burnt Hills losing to Queensbury or Gloversville next season.
we also srimmaged al academy columbla voorisville and did very well
#75 I'll say it again. World's apart. You would lose to the top 6 AA J.V. teams. NOT EVEN CLOSE…
A couple of friends walked into the field complex at Shen at the Rensselaer-Greenwich game and they thought a freshman level game was running late.
I am not saying you are not good. What I am saying is it is a numbers thing. Some AA schools have 3,000 kids in it's high school. By the fact alone, you are going to have that many more atletes to choose from. You can try to dispute that, but you can't.
This is an obvious choice. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake was the best team in the are hands down.
75, the point is the larger schools have several Joshsheem's.
75. Jim,
That's not the point, like 80 said, there are plenty of them at the A,AA level. Hense some schools have cuts others take whatever they can get. I don't think the knock is against small school players but there is a huge discrepency in the talent level from D-AA. D kids couldn't be as good on the AA level, their best players of course could find a role as well as AA role kids being the Superstars the D schools have. It's a huge drop off in Talent from Class AA/A, from B,C,D. It's apples to oranges but the big schools have the best football players, best coaches, systems and it may not be fair, but it's the truth.
jeff i agree. but tg say that renss cant even compete with jv teams is wrong .i played football for saratoga jv and varsity i know from persnal experience can compete with aa jv teams. at the columbia lift off where there were aa,a,b,c, d schools rensselaer came in 3rd place behind lansinburh and troy high . so we have some big strong kids too.ummm-wow not that many aa schools have a pro prospcet like ken plue 6-6 330 from renss.
Plue was a beast no doubt, but he was one in a million. You will never have a kid come through your program like that again.


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14 Boulder Boulevard, Stony Plain, AB T7Z 1V7 Canada
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A leader in design, supply and manufacture and installation of arena recreational equipment for hundreds of facilities in North America and worldwide. We provide products and services for indoor, outdoor, community, multi-purpose and professional facilities. Cost savings and convenience provided from one industry leading source.
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The Professional Skaters Association (PSA) was organized in 1938. The PSA is the official figure skating coachäó»s education, training and accreditation program for U.S. Figure Skating. We are the largest and most recognized of all figure skating coach's organizations in the world.
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Millennial workers encourage innovation and collaboration in ways that can challenge traditional workplaces. But enterprises that actively engage this generation report greater productivity and new approaches to overcoming business challenges.
The Millennial-minded customer wants you to listen. Simply filling out an online survey is not enough. Millennials not only want you to hear their opinions of your product, they want to be on your design team, tweak your supply chain, and possibly reorg your customer service division all in the name of helping you make and support a better product or service.
As disruptive and unorthodox as this thinking may be, forwardthinking companies that have come to understand this Millennial mindset say taking customer input to heart often does result in better products and services. Some industries such as consumer goods and retail are involving their customers in (often virtual) whiteboarding exercises and brainstorming sessions to develop designs, improve product feature sets, even create logos. Such crowdsourcing promotes stronger loyalty from a customer base with a sense of ownership that can spread marketing messages virally and build brand awareness.
While customer cocreation and crowdsourcing work with any engaged customer set, it's the Millennial consumer
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"Millennials ... are more willing to join in this cocreation process because more than other [age] groups, they want to be a part of, rather than a recipient of, experiences," says Robert Isherwood, senior vice president and CTO with advertising agency 22Squared, which has a workforce that is predominantly under 30. "So instead of thinking about how you can accommodate Millennials, think about how you can engage them. Millennialsand increasingly other customersexpect a high level of personalization, customization, and delivery across a selfservice platform. Present them with the full range of opportunities and the real issues or tradeoffs, and then engage them in constant cocreation of new solutions or products."
This is easier said than done. A recent CIO Quick Pulse poll reveals that only 6 percent of the 121 respondent companies have processes in place to enable customer cocreation of products and services. Relatively simple steps such as establishing online communities for capturing customer feedback and sharing experiences have not been considered by 31 percent of respondents.
What's holding back companies from getting the customer involved? There is still a predominant culture in many organizations that doesn't value an individual's input unless that person is an expert or experienced in a particular fieldparticularly during the research and development process, says Vishal Anand, a director with Cognizant's Consumer Goods business unit.
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Nonetheless, organizations that have experimented with customer cocreation say it's well worth the effort. With the right input, companies can revamp their business processes so that this input leads to differentiated products and services, better market penetration, and the establishment of a valuable channel for new product ideas and existing product
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