That's funny about the $5,000. Just put in the endownment fund for those precious non-catholic school going athletes that find there way onto Trinity's roster every year.

 

:lol2:

 

I would almost guarantee there are "non-catholic school going athletes" on just about every Catholic high school team in the country.

That's funny about the $5,000. Just put in the endownment fund for those precious non-catholic school going athletes that find there way onto Trinity's roster every year.

 

That's the X-philes latest complaint since Trinity has overtaken them in many sports.

 

The truth is I know several non-catholic student-athletes that have been on X rosters in various sports over the past few years.

 

They won't say what they really mean though non-catholic, BLACK athletes.

McKim was pretty much all the Tigers had against T. Unfortunately the role players did not produce for X as they did in previous games. The key the team was Will Olsen getting at least 10 points and he fell short of that mark. Bigs for X didn't get much done either.

 

I feel sorry for McKim missing those two shots at the end of regulation. Probably two shots he has practiced for a very long time. Tigers over achieved this year for sure, but Coach Klein is doing a great job and they will get over the hump with him leading the X program.

They won't say what they really mean though non-catholic, BLACK athletes.

 

Exactly my thoughts.

That's the X-philes latest complaint since Trinity has overtaken them in many sports.

 

The truth is I know several non-catholic student-athletes that have been on X rosters in various sports over the past few years.

 

They won't say what they really mean though non-catholic, BLACK athletes.

 

The catholic faith is what you would call conservative. African americans aren't big on the conservative philosphy. I don't see too many african american catholic churches around. Trinity somehow finds those few outliers.

The catholic faith is what you would call conservative. African americans aren't big on the conservative philosphy. I don't see too many african american catholic churches around. Trinity somehow finds those few outliers.

 

So why did Deuce Finch and Victor Anderson go to X?

First of all, I feel for McKim. He is a great player and I hope he gets a chance at the next level. About the chants; all schools do it and the kids at X and T know each other so well they are always trying to get the other guy when they can.

Klein has not done any better at X than Joe Bergamini did and his firing was a complete farce; just like Mike Glaser.

Klein's strategy was flawed; you should never limit your offense to one guy, but it almost worked. Fortunately, he failed.

Szabo is a far superior coach.

So why did Deuce Finch and Victor Anderson go to X?

 

If you want to start naming every player for football and basketball I dont think it will be very close.

If you want to start naming every player for football and basketball I dont think it will be very close.

 

I have no idea how close it would be. My point is don't cast stones in a glass house. If there has been one player ever that fits your description at X, your argument holds no water.

I don't have a dog in this fight, but from the outside it appears that, at least for now in basketball, St. X is relying more on players rising up through the parochial schools than does Trinity. I would love to know if that in fact is the case, so I hope someone with more knowledge on the subject will address that.

The catholic faith is what you would call conservative. African americans aren't big on the conservative philosphy. I don't see too many african american catholic churches around. Trinity somehow finds those few outliers.

 

I'm to the right of Reagan and also a devout Catholic.

 

At least your post confirmed what I suspected.

If you want to start naming every player for football and basketball I dont think it will be very close.

 

You started this farce with your farce. I can name at least a half dozen non-Catholic kids that played soccer or lacrosse for X. They were white though so I guess that doesn't bother you.

You started this farce with your farce. I can name at least a half dozen non-Catholic kids that played soccer or lacrosse for X. They were white though so I guess that doesn't bother you.

 

The only thing that bothers me is you would bring up 2 sports that nobody cares about and never will. Why didn't you include tennis and golf. Please.

The only thing that bothers me is you would bring up 2 sports that nobody cares about and never will. Why didn't you include tennis and golf. Please.

 

Because unlike you I only talk about things that I have personal knowledge of. I try not do deal in innuendo (at least on this board). While I was thinking about it I remembered a soccer player for X several years ago that wasn't white and also non-Catholic. Does he fit your narrative?

 

Nice retort though, deflect from the exclusionary nature of the post you made about African-American players.

So if these schools were christian schools, not catholic schools but still charged tuition, would it'd be an issue. Christianity is the religion, Catholicism is just a branch, live Baptist, Lutheran etc.