I’ll let you guys get in the last word if that makes you feel better. But the funny thing is, I like the Campo program. Yes, I’d agree its the strongest program in DFAL. But the fans are starting to remind me of the Encinal Hateful…I mean Encinal Faithful. Winning and having two great seasons isn’t enough for you that you have to attack someone for correctly predicting your defeat based on the same reasons that your own head coach sites in an interview! Really?

(Great post – I found a way to take cheap shots at my two favorite targets: Encinal fans and Campo fans!)

But I’m just kidding in all this, so don’t take yourselves to seriously. I think both Campo and Miramonte will be good again next year and the matchup should be a good one. Until next year….

Your remark about Macy’s quote in Baypreps.com just goes to show that you know nothing about the Campo program. Macy’s style is to down play his team at every turn. If you go back to the run they had last year, he made similar comments. It has to do with positioning his team as the underdog. You should pay more attention to the details……

“I was saying that Campo was shorthanded, basically a half step above a good JV team, and yet Analy could barely beat them. ”

maybe a half step above a good JV team, but a team that could have still beaten the Mats handily…..and again next year

You sound pretty bitter there, little buddy. Your team got beat – get over it. I predicted Campo would lose and they did. My comments about the game were more in reference to how good Analy may or may not be rather than some indictment of Campo. I was saying that Campo was shorthanded, basically a half step above a good JV team, and yet Analy could barely beat them. I stand by my comments. Funny thing is my comments were no worse than Coach Macy made in his Baypreps.com audio prior to the game. So stop barking at me like some yappy dog!

Miramonte got beat good by a powerful Marin Catholic team. I didn’t get how embarrased they must have been in the first game until I saw how focused they were in this game. Probably no way we would have beaten them as well as they were playing no matter what we would have thrown at them. But the magnitude of the beating is something the Miramonte coaches have to answer for. Personnel choices and strategy decisions clearly made it way to easy for Marin Catholic and reduced Miramonte from a very good team to a very poor team.