Minnesota High School Football

Gary said:

Your right White lightning-I am sick of the pignuts of this world-Mr.Wonderful you wrote"unathletic is you" nice grammer! Now if your who you claim to be I do indeed wish you all the best. Surfsider since you think I'm the real Prince of Wales you can call me His Majesty!Now lets stop this nonsense IF I made a mistake,lets get over it and move on!

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voice said:

Minnesota has turned into a hotbed of white football players with Suburbs(white schools)blowing out inner city schools every year.

The Minnesota Athletic association even tries to tip the scales so an inner city school makes it to state, but they never do because their really aren't enough black schools to form their own sectionals and sub-state competition to guarantee a participant.

Every year, an all white school wins large school state championships. What happens next is a disgrace, recruiters come in and "cherry" pick the "great" black athletes from failed inner city schools and offer them scholarships.

If players are lucky, they will get scholarship offers from our local 1-AA schools like South Datoka State and North Dakota State. A few scholarships will get divided up into remaining D-II schools like Augustana(SD) and Minnesota-Duluth, Morehead State etc. Usually these teams win lower Division national championships every year, too.

I personally follow one conference and go to my local teams game every week. The conference is the lake conference. We have won the large school championship 5 of the last 9 years.

Their are loads of Division I prospects in these schools. The coaching is brilliant.

For example, our football coach starts them from Junior High with summer conditioning programs focussing on Plyometrics.

What disgusted me and motivated me to do this was a running back named Brylee Callendar, carried Lakeville to the state championship two years ago. This kid was 6'2" 220 and ran legitimate 4.4. He is in JC in California right now so he may get his chance but if he was black we all know the story.....


Texas regularly leads the nation in D1 propects and in the quality of HS Football - let me enlighten you --


Here's the deal with inner city schools in the DFW area. I have a friend that coaches is the Dallas ISD. The advantange that the suburban schools have over the inner city schools is the ability of the Head Coaches in the suburbs to dictate to the feeder schools the type of system that the younger players use. By the time they are ready for varsity action they have been in the program since they were 7th graders. All of the base formations and plays are second nature by then. Coupled with the fact that suburban families have a more stable home life. The kids see the same thing until they get to the varsity level. Contrastly, inner city kids move from place to place and never get to settle into one single football philosophy. By the time they get to high school they may have moved seven different times and are learning an eighth system in HS. So when the two schools meet talent is trumped by coaching. During the playoffs you'll see suburban schools routinely beating the inner city schools because of this. The DISD has caught on to this practice from the suburbs and are now encouraging the HS head coaches to take ownership of their feeder schools to implement this type of program in order to take advantage of the top talent that comes out of the DISD. Keep this in mind. Last year Texas HS football players were offered 345 D1 scholarships, 1/3 of them came from the Dallas area. Keeping in mind that D1 coaches always take talent and upside over what's been done on the HS football field. A good example of this is elite football program will take a DE that is 6'4" and weighs 210 lbs. over an over achieving DE that is 6" and weighs 230 lbs. They can bulk the skinny propect up to a solid 285 after a couple of years in the program. The big guy in HS has probably reached his growth potential and done all he's going to do in HS given the advantages he has had by being in one single program for the last 6 years. As the old coaching saying goes "you can't coach speed" --


Carter HS regularly sends there top propects to the elite D1 programs in the country - Texas, Oklahoma, USC, Miami you get the idea. Southlake does send talent to D1 schools, but they are the second and third teir schools like Baylor, BYU, Texas State, Missouri typically not your championship level programs.

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Kaptain Poop said:

[So when the two schools meet talent is trumped by coaching]

Inner City coaches have mostly black coaches and athletic directors. Are you saying that blacks aren't smart enough to be coaches? Are you some kind of racist? This is appauling in this day and age! I want a tearful apology!

we shall overcome!

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futbol_69 said:

  As the old coaching saying goes "you can't coach speed"
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voice said:

Futbol_69

You are proving my point for me. What you are perceiving is better "talent" and "athleticism" is basically uncoachable and undisciplined black man chaos even when they "learn" systems in college and pros.

It may be true that high school suburban schools are better coached and the kids see the system throughout their junior high years and this translates to on the field execution in high school. IMO, this would translate to the college or pro level when systems get even more difficult to execute.

When you see an Army and Air Force College team that can beat "athletic" and "talented" all mostly black recruited schools with their talent,they do this with kids that never would have been offerred DI scholarships . They would have to hope they are able to get grants for their academic abilities to afford D3 tuition and then play football. They beat them by with their own talent(both athleticism and discipline)executed to perfection on the field of play.

When the caste system is turned off, the USA Black Basketball team gets hammered by non caste system European Teams and all White European teams or a mixture of white and mulatto Brazillians win the world cup every 4 years even though all of Africa tries to learn soccer from when they can walk.


D1 schools are limited to 85 football scholarships at any given time. It is the coaches job to allocate that resource in a way that will give the university the best return. I don't think that a major revenue producing sport like football or basketball would risk there limited resources on talent they think can't compete at the elite level. Of the 117 D1 football progams, only the top 30 can truly say they are conduits to the NFL. Prospects know this, alumni know this, and coaches know this. You can look at the Top 25 and see who's going to the next level. The majority of next year's draft will come for these top 30 programs. I am a supporter of the service academies and the fine education that they provide, but there's no way that they are going to compete with the top programs that are truly Football Factories. Any top recruit with an inkling of going to the next level tries to get into those programs - Black or White. The discerner of talent and athleticism goes to the coaches that hand those scholarships out. I don't feel that there is a great conspiracy against the white athlete or a so called caste system. I do feel that coaching staffs are always looking for a way to win with the best athletes that they can get their hands on.

I hope this enlightens you

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voice said:

Minnesota has turned into a hotbed of white football players with Suburbs(white schools)blowing out inner city schools every year.

The Minnesota Athletic association even tries to tip the scales so an inner city school makes it to state, but they never do because their really aren't enough black schools to form their own sectionals and sub-state competition to guarantee a participant.

Every year, an all white school wins large school state championships. What happens next is a disgrace, recruiters come in and "cherry" pick the "great" black athletes from failed inner city schools and offer them scholarships.

If players are lucky, they will get scholarship offers from our local 1-AA schools like South Datoka State and North Dakota State. A few scholarships will get divided up into remaining D-II schools like Augustana(SD) and Minnesota-Duluth, Morehead State etc. Usually these teams win lower Division national championships every year, too.

I personally follow one conference and go to my local teams game every week. The conference is the lake conference. We have won the large school championship 5 of the last 9 years.

Their are loads of Division I prospects in these schools. The coaching is brilliant.

For example, our football coach starts them from Junior High with summer conditioning programs focussing on Plyometrics.

What disgusted me and motivated me to do this was a running back named Brylee Callendar, carried Lakeville to the state championship two years ago. This kid was 6'2" 220 and ran legitimate 4.4. He is in JC in California right now so he may get his chance but if he was black we all know the story.....

First player up...Jake Machacek, RB, Eastview High School

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