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The regional game was eliminated before SoCal switched to the current format that put the 18 teams in one bracket.

??? J Serra will have trouble being ranked that high, To be top 50 in the Nation you would therefore have to be top 6 in California.

This is true for all other div.....Does it really apply for D1 as 9 teams are 1st place teams. The teams on the brink of moving down would be the two teams that don't make the playoffs.

The 16 best teams are in one bracket. How can you have anything better. The fact that you have 3 of the top 15 schools in the NATION in the same bracket is what it is. No Bracket in any other state would be any better. You give automatic byes to SJB MD CC you put them in their own bracket??? What do you do with top 25 Nationally ranked teams, by definition they would/should destroy any bracket.

Just to clarify Negro used the validation from Max Preps usage of the rankings ...never mentions Cal Preps per say.

They don't jump multiple divisions from 2A to 5AA or 7AAA. You only move up one div from the previous yr. So they could potentially move from 2A to 7AAA after 4 yrs or so. If CA did it by enrollment numbers SJB OLU Jserra Servite would all be in different divisions and dominating the lower divisions they would be placed in..

Oaks Christian and Bakersfield is the ESPN game so they are planning on bad ratings.

The kicker of that game 88 is no longer the kicker he is the holder for 84 now. The Sr #1 wr left the building two wks ago as the new QB stopped throwing to him. The soph and Jr Wr's are now in charge of the show. The wk zero O was run based for QB and RB Flowers who are now both out for the season. The O is now completely changed

ON the field 9 of 10 DRIVES WERE 3 and OUTS. 46 TOTAL yds 1st half 2 of 5 20yds.... 2nd half was even worse -2 yds passing 39yds rushing ...+10 in OT The one 2nd drive started with the Re-Al int two 15yd penalties to get to the redzone sacks on 2nd and 3rd resulted in FG On the field SJB had over 250yds enough to win that game. It was the 5 potential TD drops by the WR's inside the redzone/endzone and Two missed FG that cost them that game. Since then the have Replaced the #1's starting QB RB WR and K,.... While adding Sal Spina who sat out wk Zero.

Wasn't the wrong QB DJ wasn't ahead of the Sr. at the time Wk Zero.......5 games of shared snaps and now onto week 15 is a different story. Week zero loss was in inability of the wrs to catch 5 potential td passes inside the 10 yrd line an end zone. The O and QB generated over 250 yds plenty to win that game.

Here's some #'s a fellow So cal poster has put together..... The numbers show a pretty stark picture of how Division I football - especially parochial football - has changed over the last 10 or so years in Orange County and the CIF.Of the six Trinity League teams, four of them have one D1 titles over the 11 years: Orange Lutheran in 2006, Servite in 2009 and 2010, Santa Margarita in 2011, St. John Bosco in 2013 and 2016. Only JSerra - which has only become competitive over the last five years – and Mater Dei have not won titles.But there is more to the story than that. In 2006, Orange Lutheran went 4-1 in league, losing to Servite and almost Mater Dei while outscoring its four opponents (JSerra forfeited in those days) by an average of 9 points.In 2009 and 2010, Servite went 10 – 0 in league but with four of those victories fairly close, by 10 points or less, while outscoring its league opponents by an average of just over 18 points.In 2011, Santa Margarita went 3-2 in league outscoring its opponents by an average of 7 points.By comparison, St. John Bosco since 2013 has gone 23 – 2 in league losing only to - you guessed it - Mater Dei. If you subtract those two games versus Mater Dei they had between 2013 and 2016 outscored their league components by an average of 35 points, falling off to a mere 22 points this year.Mater Dei since 2015 has gone 13 – 2 in league, losing only to JSerra and – you guessed it – St. John Bosco. If you subtract their games versus Bosco they have outscored their league opponents by an average of 36 points for the last three years.Why the abrupt disparity the last five years? Have Coaches Negro and Rollinson and their staffs suddenly become incomparable tacticians? Have the other Trinity league teams tanked? Obviously "no" to both questions. In fact, the Trinity league top to bottom has probably never been stronger than over the last two years.We all know what has happened. It has long been understood for as long as the CIF has existed that athletic transfers and recruitment of athletes whether from other high schools or from junior high/elementary schools was verboten. It happened, of course, but the occurrences were for whatever reason relatively uncommon. In Orange County basketball, the dam broke with the appearance of Coach Gary McKnight and the regular transfer of elite basketball players into the program. As I don't pay much attention to high school basketball any more, I don't know exactly when that dam broke but as a result there is no competitiveness in local high school basketball, with Mater Dei winning its last 102 league games. The team is now euphemistically referred to as a "national program." It sure as hell is not a local one and like many previous fans I don't give a damn about the sport anymore.The MD football program starting circa 1990 delved into those waters to a much lesser degree but it was still the start of the Orange County flood. It's partisans will undoubtedly disagree with that assessment but we must recall and went to the old adage that "No single drop ever feels it is responsible for the flood."

Same here with Rosen and Darnald..... Darnald throws a two yrd pass to completely uncovered wr who runs 40 yds is not the same as Rosen putting the ball on a dime 40 yds down field. USC is a TOP 10 TEAM