2 state champs in what 3 years? So they ain't Highlands, move on...

30 posts before a mention of Highlands. Shocking. :ohbrother:

Because it is ridiculous to question the future of NCC.

 

I disagree. I think the future of every program in the state is a topic that never ends. If a program is on top, the question is always can that program sustain a level of talent that will keep them on top. If the program is average to struggling the question is always is there a class (or two) that will allow the program to take a step forward.

 

No one is picking on NCC - it is a unversal topic always present on this board.

I disagree. I think the future of every program in the state is a topic that never ends. If a program is on top, the question is always can that program sustain a level of talent that will keep them on top. If the program is average to struggling the question is always is there a class (or two) that will allow the program to take a step forward.

 

No one is picking on NCC - it is a unversal topic always present on this board.

 

Excellent points. :thumb:

I think if small schools like Holy Cross, Dayton, Bellevue etc can hold on than no one need worry about NCC.

Granted NCC has a better tradition of winning, but talent comes and goes. Were there a few years in the 90's when NCC didn't compete like they normally do?

I don't think the talent level coming up is as strong as the past few years have been, and I'm not talking about the pipeline for NCC, I'm talking about NKY overall.

NCC will continue their winning tradition.