01-03-2009, 10:49 AM
How much stock can you take in a Program
that actually lines there pockets with money from placing the so called states best High school basketball players in a numerical order best of the best. All though they say its not for recruiting purposes however they do go on to add that a publication or newsletter is sent out to all the major & minor colleges for viewing purposes.
The sad part of this is they only grade the athletes whom can afford to pay there fee to be lucky enough to attend there sessions.
and also there camps is not easily accessable from most parts of the state.
Which holds some Very good prospects But does cater more so to northern schools it does seem.
several of the leading stats players in the state are not even worthy of mention on there makeshiftdrafts and quite possibly could not afford to attend said camps ot make the vast distance.
As i go search through there listings of the best of the best deductions i see a few millionaires grandkids listed and which some of them do not even play basketball at there respected school.
makes one wonder. are these people actually in it for the kids to help those deserving athletes recieve a respectable scholarship to a respectable college institution or perhaps in it for there own personal profitmaking agenda.
Would it not be nice if they proved everyone wrong and sent out FREE invitations to those actual hard working athletes which although may be low income but are still proven worthy through statistics to showcase there talent to be given an oppoortunity to prove the states best and not given the title because of there parents happenstance to be wealthy and monetarywise supportive of there programs.
the old analogue "The rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer" comes to mind. Good day friends, keep smiling it looks better.
that actually lines there pockets with money from placing the so called states best High school basketball players in a numerical order best of the best. All though they say its not for recruiting purposes however they do go on to add that a publication or newsletter is sent out to all the major & minor colleges for viewing purposes.
The sad part of this is they only grade the athletes whom can afford to pay there fee to be lucky enough to attend there sessions.
and also there camps is not easily accessable from most parts of the state.
Which holds some Very good prospects But does cater more so to northern schools it does seem.
several of the leading stats players in the state are not even worthy of mention on there makeshiftdrafts and quite possibly could not afford to attend said camps ot make the vast distance.
As i go search through there listings of the best of the best deductions i see a few millionaires grandkids listed and which some of them do not even play basketball at there respected school.
makes one wonder. are these people actually in it for the kids to help those deserving athletes recieve a respectable scholarship to a respectable college institution or perhaps in it for there own personal profitmaking agenda.
Would it not be nice if they proved everyone wrong and sent out FREE invitations to those actual hard working athletes which although may be low income but are still proven worthy through statistics to showcase there talent to be given an oppoortunity to prove the states best and not given the title because of there parents happenstance to be wealthy and monetarywise supportive of there programs.
the old analogue "The rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer" comes to mind. Good day friends, keep smiling it looks better.