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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOr to put it in perspective, when USF takes the field tomorrow for the AAC Championship, there will be more TBU players than there are Celtic players involved in all of D1, D2, and D3 women's soccer currently.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostActually I'll do it for you. In the 2017 graduating class, 20 TBU girls from the ECNL 98 Team commmited to universities.
So keeping it simple, how many graduating Celtic girls from the same age group committed?
I totally understand why you would be shacking your head.
If commitments are the metric your club, or you, pick to use to measure how successful it is...... then congratulations.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostTBU on average has 3-5 girls teams per age group. Let’s say you have 15 girls on each team. 4 teams x 15 girls = 60 players. Celtic and most smaller clubs have only ONE team per age group. Most clubs don’t have those numbers and the luxury to pick and chose who makes their “best team”. They play with the hand (players) they are dealt. So statistically speaking TBU should have 4 times as many players committed to colleges than any other club in the Tampa Bay Area and most clubs in the state.
If commitments are the metric your club, or you, pick to use to measure how successful it is...... then congratulations.
To go with your rationale that TBU should have 4 times as many players committed compared to clubs that only have one team per age group - the actual number is much, much higher than 4 times.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post"So statistically speaking TBU should have 4 times as many players committed to colleges than any other club in the Tampa Bay Area and most clubs in the state."
To go with your rationale that TBU should have 4 times as many players committed compared to clubs that only have one team per age group - the actual number is much, much higher than 4 times.
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Since soccer did not exist for most of us until our kids started playing, I wonder if there is a correlation between the age of a club and the number of player that made it to the collegiate level.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSince soccer did not exist for most of us until our kids started playing, I wonder if there is a correlation between the age of a club and the number of player that made it to the collegiate level.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThis literally made no sense at all! Next time don't 'wonder' out loud. It makes you sound like a moron.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOr to put it in perspective, when USF takes the field tomorrow for the AAC Championship, there will be more TBU players than there are Celtic players involved in all of D1, D2, and D3 womens soccer currently.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostSince soccer did not exist for most of us until our kids started playing, I wonder if there is a correlation between the age of a club and the number of player that made it to the collegiate level.
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