[Scotty_Bronson]

Scotty the last post was an answer to your question.

Noted. If that is the case, and seemingly 90% of the transfers are seniors, it seems like they are trying to make a run and doing so by bringing kids in. They may very well be doing it all legally, with moves, schanging of addresses, etc. this is not an accusation of recruiting. There's a difference in RECRUITING and a couple kids convincing another kid to switch schools, or a booster convincing parents to move their kid.

Regaurdless of how they got there, it seems like Wburg is trying to get some more speed and develope their running game a bit more. It may work out for them. But if you look at the teams who have brought in kids for a year, Fairview, PCC, and the like, its not worked out and they still csme up short or didnt even make it to the dance. Fairview brought even more speed in for last year and they didnt even make it out of the district. Good luck to Wburg sounds like they have alot of new faces to break into the way they do things.