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Do you believe a High School Team can beat a College team?

Do you believe a High School Team can beat a College team? 75 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you believe a High School Team can beat a College team?

    • YES
      56%
      42
    • NO
      44%
      33

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I think tney could in basketball.

Depends on what high school teams match up with what college teams. Are you playing with a shot clock? A shot clock would favor most college teams. Oak Hill, DeMatha, and other elite high school programs could knock off some college level teams and even challenge some D1 programs.

 

Football would be a whole different psynario. Texas and Florida high school programs are the elites. However, none would challenge any D1 programs.

Teams like NCH and Oak Hill could beat most D-3 and D-2 teams and some D-1 teams.

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Teams like NCH and Oak Hill could beat most D-3 and D-2 teams and some D-1 teams.

 

Are we talking about the same NCH team that beat Ironton, OH by 5 in the state championship game last year? They are going to beat MOST D-2 and D-3 teams?

 

Oak Hill is a team I would not consider in this equation, since they are truthfully only a high school team in name. They are a prep school that basically recruits players from across the nation.

Are we talking about the same NCH team that beat Ironton, OH by 5 in the state championship game last year? They are going to beat MOST D-2 and D-3 teams?

 

Oak Hill is a team I would not consider in this equation, since they are truthfully only a high school team in name. They are a prep school that basically recruits players from across the nation.

 

But they are high school kids correct? So I think you should include Oak Hill.

According to some of the posters, some schools in KY fall into the same category as Oak Hill.

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But they are high school kids correct? So I think you should include Oak Hill.

 

The state of Virginia must not consider them a High School, since they dont compete for a state championship.

 

If you openly recruit your players, I believe you lose the status as a High School in most peoples eyes.

The state of Virginia must not consider them a High School, since they dont compete for a state championship.

 

If you openly recruit your players, I believe you lose the status as a High School in most peoples eyes.

 

 

Im not going to deny that. But they are high school age and play against high school teams and Oak Hill is a team and your question is Do you believe a high school team can beat a college team. Hey you started this :D

Are we talking about the same NCH team that beat Ironton, OH by 5 in the state championship game last year? They are going to beat MOST D-2 and D-3 teams?

 

Oak Hill is a team I would not consider in this equation, since they are truthfully only a high school team in name. They are a prep school that basically recruits players from across the nation.

When OJ and Bill were soph's though. Next year when their Seniors i gurantee they can beat most D-2 and D-3 teams.

I believe that there are a couple of girls teams that could beat a few college teams also

D1: No.
....:thumb: other Divisions perhaps, with some upper echelon high school programs....maybe
D1: No.

I bet NCH playing their best ball this past year could've beat Morehead ST.

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