tl895 wrote:i didnt just mean this year.. how many schools along this river have even come close over the last 30 years to playing the strength of schedule and variety of teams ironton has played during that stretch? washington dc, cincy, coulmbus , toledo dayton. need i go on? trust me belfry ky would have smoked the soc a few years ago. and this year does south point, rock hill portsmouth west, valley the grove ANYBODY play a week in week out schedule this good?? and there is a difference between playing sorry d IV teams [ rock hill is bigger than ironton that would be playing up to you?] and playing good established programs. you need to spend time with knippswife and get some good therapyKVDW wrote:thanks for making my point for me tl895. exactly what i pointed out several posts ago.tl895 wrote:oh and if playing schools up north is not scheduling up
according to your statement here (and a LOT of others do it too) just playing a school "UP NORTH" is PERCEIVED as "playing up" .nothing could be further from the truth.
there are PLENTY of schools "up north" that little Symmes Valley could roll and not be considered to be playing "up" at all.
this is just a myth created by people like you'retigerbait and kantucky to help explain why you frequently (like this year) lose to the Alders and Hartleys. D4 is D4 and it ain't schedulig up.
Alder and Hartley may be better teams but the fact remains they are still just D4 just like ironton.by the way who does YOUR team play?
I can tell you. His team is "playing up" against the mighty D3 Waverly Tigers. WOW. They are complaining on the Burg thread that they are not going to get any playoff points this week because their schedule. LOL. Good thing they didn't "schedule down" with little teams like Newark Catholic. How many points would the Burg get for beating Newark Catholic, Malvern, or St. John's?