[mysonis55]

Crossbones, no offense meant but your rational makes absolutely no sense. Yes they played a tougher schedule. They can do that and compete because of numbers. They have a starting offense, a starting defense, a starting kickoff team and a starting kickoff return team. The kids never play more than one position on a team like that. They have probably 7-8 times as many kids to choose from. They have subs that come off of the bench and fill in that would start on most teams. They have a college calibre kid at every position blocking for them, throwing to them and so forth. We on the other hand have 1 or 2 kids every year that have a chance at college. That does not mean that the one kid we have can not be a better player than the best one they have. That is the way most people that know nothing about football outside of Louisville think about this, but it is not true. Check out some people like Brian Erlacker, the qb from Lone Oak that now plays for Troy and others and tell me these people are not deserving of those type of accomplishments because they went to smaller schools and didn't play the same level of competition in high school. The point is, Mr Football is about the best football player, not the best football player on the best team.