Next week we are releasing our Offensive and Defensive Players of the year plus the Coach of the year. Who do you think deserves this honor?
Big School Players and Coaches are made up of AAAA and AAA teams. Small School Players and Coaches are made up of AA and A teams.
Please post your offensive and defensive Big and Small School Players of the year. Post your Big and Small School Coach of the year?
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@Marcus well then I guess the staff at EasternPAFootball doesn’t know how to compare QB’s either. Go check out their All State teams.
By the way, if you are saying that the only measure of a QBs value/skill is how far they go in the state playoffs I think that’s pretty short sighted. There is much more that goes into how good a player is than how far his team goes. Always has been; always will be. Much in the same light, the best team doesn’t always have the best players.
Either way, I’ll assume you’ll take the Clariton QB over Fegley then, right? I mean, he went home with the trophy, whereas Fegley did not. By your logic, that makes him better.
@Tej: Since you don’t seem to know how to compare 2 QBs, here is your answer:
Fegley- State Finalist
Long- watching from the stands
Never seen either team play, but there is your answer…Fegley led his squad to Hershey
From the stats I have seen, Long looks to be decent but Fegley got the job done
For all you Long vs Fegley contributors… it’s really quite simple to decide who is more deserving…
if you had both of them on your team, with the option of only starting one at qb – which would you choose?
Having seen both play, Long would easily get the nod. Outside of the kid’s ability to throw the ball he also runs quite effectively. Any of you SCA supporters would be hard pressed to convince me that Fegley is a better quarterback than Long. In fact, I think you’d be hard pressed to convince anyone who has seen them both play that Long is not better than Fegley.
Just my humble opinion, though.
@ jake lol you have no clue first off we didnt even play bok or dobbins and didnt bok almost beat west catholic in city title?
But he does have the ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON PASSING RECORD for philly pub regardless and next year he might just break brett gordons city record!
We got pennsbury week two next year how does that sound?
@JAKE HE IS MY PLAYER OF THE YEAR
@jake great post but he is
@ Little Guys Coach: Dude you really need to get a life!! Break away from your computer!! Go outside get a breath of fresh air. Constantly promoting your son on these message boards, you are shameless. The Philly Public league is slop!! Frankford’s Varsity couldn’t beat most PCL JV teams. Great stats agains teams like BOK and Dobbins?? Give me a break!! Eastern PA staff,can you please make a rule that Father’s cannot nominate their own sons??
Offensive….Central Dauphin #1 Zayd Issah (athlete) 6’4″ 210 – 1345 rush yds, 6 yds per carry, 20 rushing TDs, 649 yds rec, 23.18 per catch, 10 receiving TDs.
brian…you are correct, I forgot that SCA still had starters in. I do know that they had backup linebackers in the 4th qtr and Moore was out at d-end, but they still had the starting secondary in(SCA’s secondary was weak all season long), and you’re also correct with the way Long started he looked to be on pace for about 500 yds passing but the SCA D settled in and contained him for most of the rest of the game…like I said before the kid is a solid football player but it’s not that hard to have his stats against that type of competition when throwing the ball 30-plus times a game…if SCA played a schedule like that (in SCA’s area that would be like vo-tech, milton, bucktail, muncy, warrior run, etc) Fegley would of had the same stats with a better completition percentage most likely and Levan and Moore would each of had about 300 more rushing yards
Long plays the worst schedule in Pa. However when he is at Nazareth next year we’ll see if he does the same stuff.
I never said SCA wasn’t clearly better, I was responding to your comment about Long gettting a lot of his stats against SCAs backups. The backups didn’t really play much in that game and most of Long’s stats came in the first half so it was against the SCA starters. I didn’t question his season stats, I was just stating how inaccurate you are regarding his stats in the SCA game. I know they play in a very weak conference.
r.e.k.: Southern scored 55 points against Pius so I think you are off on your stat & Bucktail also went Eastern Conference because they were scared that SCA would beat them by 70 in the playoffs
Just a fan & HSfan: thank you, I could of said scipio too but I just feel that Fegley, Long, Gulyas, Clay, Willaims, & Nosovitch are clear cut without any question All-Stars
brian…i was there too and SCA was clearly better, Long’s stats were very impressive this year but can’t be looked at too closely because Pius X probably plays the easiest schedule in all of PA at any of the 4 levels…they only played like 1 team all season that even had a winning record before the playoffs…SCA plays 8 of 10 games every year against playoff participants
Central Dauphins #60 Nate Hamilton DE/OLB 6’1″ 200
118 TT, 27.5 TFL, 13 Sacks, 7 PD, 1 FF, 1 FR for a TD, 4 Blocked Punts, 2 Blocked Field Goal
His stats are nuts but his contribution to CDs defensive sucess was priceless. He served as a pass rusher, dropped to the flat and covered TEs like Adam Brennamen man to man.
@kyle i can agree with that i would also throw scipio in the WR mix he probably runs better routes and has slightly better hands then gulyas just not as explosive with his speed, long plays in a pretty bad conference, put him in the LVC i dont think he has those numbers
We sure can agree on that! They are all special players.
Just to clarify something, the halftime score was 29-25 so he had to have good numbers for them to have 4tds! As you said it doesn’t matter, I feel they are both deserving of the POY Award.
Just so you know Kyle, I was at that game and SCA starters were pretty much on the field most of the game. They may have gone out late in the 4th if they did. Pius actually led 19-7 at one point and was only trailing 29-25 at halftime. SCA held them scoreless in the 2nd half to win 55-25. Most of Long’s stats if not all of them came against the SCA starters.
Bruce Ransom as coach of the year. bucktail has the smallest school in the state with a football team. they field only 29 players.any school that they play is larger than them and they manage to go
8-1 in regular season. only loss to piusx in which they scored more points than any other team against pius. he has to at least be on the short list!