2 CT kids may be picked in the 1st round in 2013

[Woof 101]

A European kid going to a prep school in a corner of the state that thinks it is in New York does not give him ties to the State of Connecticut.

Do the folks here not understand the difference between a local public school and a prep?

 

[mets1090]

If I had moved to say Virginia my Junior year of High School I think I would still consider myself a CT kid with Virginia ties, not the other way around.

 

[metsfan2323]

This must mean there is a high school in Maryland that will have three kids taken in the first round.

 

[businesslawyer]

Do the folks here not understand the difference between a local public school and a prep?

Apparently not all. Nor can he read and copy. The article repeatedly refers to "the Salisbury School," which is not the same as the non-existent Salisbury High School.

 

[UconnFamily]

Apparently not all. Nor can he read and copy. The article repeatedly refers to "the Salisbury School," which is not the same as the non-existent Salisbury High School.

He still played in CT, so does it make a difference?

 

[businesslawyer]

He still played in CT, so does it make a difference?

If you go to a public high school, it means you and your family presumably live in a community. He was sent to a prep school that happened to be in CT for two years so he could play football. If you don't think that distinction is important to whether or not someone is a CT kid, I don't know what to tell you.

 

[UconnFamily]

If you go to a public high school, it means you and your family presumably live in a community. He was sent to a prep school that happened to be in CT for two years so he could play football. If you don't think that distinction is important to whether or not someone is a CT kid, I don't know what to tell you.

Again did he live in CT for those 2 years? When you look at his profile it says Salisbury, CT not Germany! I understand that's where he came from, but he lived in the state of CT for, again, 2 years!

 

[Jimmy Serrano]

Wanted to bump this thread with the hopes that this fascinating conversation continues right through the Syracuse game to ease my pain.

 

[ZooCougar]

So if a Brookfield kid goes to Canterbury instead public high school and he plays football at Illinois, does he count as a CT kid?

Or if a kid from Mexico decides he wants to play American Football so he has the means to enroll at Avon Old Farms because the Mexican League won't cut it. Later on he gets a scholarship and plays for North Carolina. Is he not at least a CT product to some degree? The school is in the state, it's an asset. It produces some decent football players, an NHL hall of famer etc..

I still get a kick out of Trevardo Williams playing a PG year at Canterbury. He must have been a beast in that league.

 

[UconnFamily]

So if a Brookfield kid goes to Canterbury instead public high school and he plays football at Illinois, does he count as a CT kid?

Or if a kid from Mexico decides he wants to play American Football so he has the means to enroll at Avon Old Farms because the Mexican League won't cut it. Later on he gets a scholarship and plays for North Carolina. Is he not at least a CT product to some degree? The school is in the state, it's an asset. It produces some decent football players, an NHL hall of famer etc..

I still get a kick out of Trevardo Williams playing a PG year at Canterbury. He must have been a beast in that league.

Thanks ZooCougar I think businesslawyer was looking to argue with someone... And again to everyone this post wasn't to show the coaches made a mistake not going after these kids harder ( They should have though) I wanted to share with you guys that the kids from CT are having a great career in College football and will be first round picks, that's all ! If you have a problem with Bjoern Werner being labeled as a CT kid businesslawyer go attack ESPN or Rivals etc...

 

[ZooCougar]

I know we recruited the German kid. I wasn't trying to take dig at Edsall (although he is Bizlaw's sacred cow).