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Are Power Rankings Part of the Problem?
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Re: Are Power Rankings Part of the Problem?
bigtex75081 wrote:You might be a redneck…
You know you take the Power Rankings too seriously if…
- If you’ve ever made somebody come to your computer to see where your DD’s team is ranked… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
- If you’ve ever discussed the Power Rankings with somebody that has no idea what you’re talking about… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
- If your DD knows where her team is ranked… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
- If you’ve ever made a long-term decision for your DD based solely on the most-recent version of the power rankings… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
Genius. I love it.
BTW many of these kids are aware of their team's rank...and that's a problem.
One coach of a top 10 '03 team even reminds his girls each game that they are ranked #????
In North Texas and they need to play like it.
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Re: Are Power Rankings Part of the Problem?
scoop99 wrote:bigtex75081 wrote:You might be a redneck…
You know you take the Power Rankings too seriously if…
- If you’ve ever made somebody come to your computer to see where your DD’s team is ranked… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
- If you’ve ever discussed the Power Rankings with somebody that has no idea what you’re talking about… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
- If your DD knows where her team is ranked… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
- If you’ve ever made a long-term decision for your DD based solely on the most-recent version of the power rankings… you might just be taking the Power Rankings too seriously.
Genius. I love it.
BTW many of these kids are aware of their team's rank...and that's a problem.
One coach of a top 10 '03 team even reminds his girls each game that they are rank #?
In North Texas and they need to play like it.
The rumor must be true if there is 21 girls on the team. It's sad to split the team into 2 teams. I always knew this team would blow up before going select. Sad.
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KABOOM wrote:DrSoccer wrote:most parents don't realize what a poor job of PLAYER develpment NTX does, esp when your dd is young. If you educate yourself you will soon find that with thousands of kids playing in ntx a very very small number ever play on a ynt, and its often just a fast kid or goalie who make a camp or 2. by the time your dd gets to 16 and you've seen the top talent around the US you will say 'how come our girls don't play like that?' or why does new jersey have so many nat team kids? - But no worries our coaches can still put together a game plan that allows our teams to win... we should be so proud
http://www.ussoccer.com/Teams/Youth/US-Under15-Girls/Player-Pool/2012-Player-Pool.aspx
http://www.ussoccer.com/Teams/Youth/US-Under17-Women/Player-Pool/2012-Player-Pool.aspx
Here is a sure fire way to make sure a top 03 team produces a national team player:
M ake sure to steal one of the best teams
I nstigate fights on other teams
S teal all the top players
S it top players on the bench
I nstigate rumors on top teams
M ake sure to stock up on gas cards
O nly truely care about your daughter
Having 21 girls on your roster is assinine. All your doing is stealing the top players
to make your daughter look better and not be challanged.
Now this is genius.
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js2377 wrote:KABOOM wrote:DrSoccer wrote:most parents don't realize what a poor job of PLAYER develpment NTX does, esp when your dd is young. If you educate yourself you will soon find that with thousands of kids playing in ntx a very very small number ever play on a ynt, and its often just a fast kid or goalie who make a camp or 2. by the time your dd gets to 16 and you've seen the top talent around the US you will say 'how come our girls don't play like that?' or why does new jersey have so many nat team kids? - But no worries our coaches can still put together a game plan that allows our teams to win... we should be so proud
http://www.ussoccer.com/Teams/Youth/US-Under15-Girls/Player-Pool/2012-Player-Pool.aspx
http://www.ussoccer.com/Teams/Youth/US-Under17-Women/Player-Pool/2012-Player-Pool.aspx
Here is a sure fire way to make sure a top 03 team produces a national team player:
M ake sure to steal one of the best teams
I nstigate fights on other teams
S teal all the top players
S it top players on the bench
I nstigate rumors on top teams
M ake sure to stock up on gas cards
O nly truely care about your daughter
Having 21 girls on your roster is assinine. All your doing is stealing the top players
to make your daughter look better and not be challanged.
Now this is genius.
Are you talking about SRSA 03?
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Of coarse you are going to take up for your coach. He got you brainwashed too. Any good coach or athelete knows game experience is better than practice. Hope your dd dont get splinters.2ddgotskillz wrote:I would say so. what does it matter how many kids he has in academy? obviously there getting pushed more in practice than in games.
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KABOOM wrote:Of coarse you are going to take up for your coach. He got you brainwashed too. Any good coach or athelete knows game experience is better than practice. Hope your dd dont get splinters.2ddgotskillz wrote:I would say so. what does it matter how many kids he has in academy? obviously there getting pushed more in practice than in games.
Depends on your competition in games vs practice.
“Everyday we would scrimmage against each other. Man, you talk about some of the greatest basketball I’ve ever played in or had been a part of, that was it.” - Magic Johnson
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Re: Are Power Rankings Part of the Problem?
KABOOM wrote:Of coarse you are going to take up for your coach. He got you brainwashed too. Any good coach or athelete knows game experience is better than practice. Hope your dd dont get splinters.2ddgotskillz wrote:I would say so. what does it matter how many kids he has in academy? obviously there getting pushed more in practice than in games.
you need to go back an read my post im far from a SRSA lover, i drink the same coolaid as you.
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KABOOM wrote:DrSoccer wrote:most parents don't realize what a poor job of PLAYER develpment NTX does, esp when your dd is young. If you educate yourself you will soon find that with thousands of kids playing in ntx a very very small number ever play on a ynt, and its often just a fast kid or goalie who make a camp or 2. by the time your dd gets to 16 and you've seen the top talent around the US you will say 'how come our girls don't play like that?' or why does new jersey have so many nat team kids? - But no worries our coaches can still put together a game plan that allows our teams to win... we should be so proud
http://www.ussoccer.com/Teams/Youth/US-Under15-Girls/Player-Pool/2012-Player-Pool.aspx
http://www.ussoccer.com/Teams/Youth/US-Under17-Women/Player-Pool/2012-Player-Pool.aspx
Here is a sure fire way to make sure a top 03 team produces a national team player:
M ake sure to steal one of the best teams
I nstigate fights on other teams
S teal all the top players
S it top players on the bench
I nstigate rumors on top teams
M ake sure to stock up on gas cards
O nly truely care about your daughter
Having 21 girls on your roster is assinine. All your doing is stealing the top players
to make your daughter look better and not be challanged.
Gas cards????
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