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Why are St. Xavier and Trinity so dominant in Football

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Feeder programs, Number of kids, Coaches,community and administration support! The same things that make every program successful. Some schools just continue it year after year after year. Most programs are comfortable with winning every year or so. Those schools expect and prepare to win every year.

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Tiger, I believe both schools have a pretty decent teams in basketball/baseball/swimming/, but the thread is football.

 

Check out the score for the games played by X verses Manual, the 2nd best public school.

 

Then check out the score of the Rocks against Eastern for two games. The best public.

 

Total... 200-15. I'm not sure exactly but I'm in the neighborhood.

 

Like I said earlier the Numbers don't lie.

 

Agreed, if I was Manual, I'd stop playing St X, who this year beat Manual by a combined score of 110 - 0. They don't play Trinity anymore do they?? Put Manual, Male, Ballard & Eastern in the same district and put Trinity, ST X , CAL and ?? together. Then, only one private and one notable public move on.

I think they should just focus on basketball. :creepy: Please.:scared:
I heard the new gym opens on January 20th against South Oldham. Go Tigers!

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