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Old Tue Jan 16, 2007, 01:33pm
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Boiseball,

I know what you mean about Boise. I moved from WA to Boise 9 years ago, and my small-school hs team would compete with any of the big-school teams in Boise. Also, the game and the officiating have gotten better since then, there are some younger refs now who are getting into the avocation that are pretty good. Also, about Ohio, I have a friend who is an NAIA coach in Montana, and used to be in Ohio, and he said that there are kids in Montana who go D1, who would have been NAIA in Ohio, since there are so many more good players.
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Old Tue Jan 16, 2007, 02:28pm
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Don't forget about Indiana. Always quality players coming from all over the state.
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Old Tue Jan 16, 2007, 03:14pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry Blum
Don't forget about Indiana. Always quality players coming from all over the state.
I didn't say anything about Indiana because I would seem like a homer (I am).

Think of this squad, if Indiana could recruit in state

Sean May - UNC (would still be eligible)
Dominique James - Marquette(my third cousin)
Greg Oden - Ohio State
Mike Conley - Ohio State
Josh McRoberts - Duke
I think there was another kid from Indiana that used to play for Memphis and declared early.
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Old Tue Jan 16, 2007, 03:17pm
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I think in general most big cities will have some standout. If you are talking about individual player New York has always delivered some quality players. Though when you speak about teams as a whole DC metro and NY area has some strongest team in the country/
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/preps...r25.htm?csp=34 This link will show you half of the top 25 teams are Ny metro and Dc metro. Number speak for themselves.
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