Norfolk Catholic

i love football wrote:

Norfolk catholic recruits players and also holds enrollment down to stay class c-1 school

Pierce Fan wrote:

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You must be correct, I Love Football!
Afterall, how else would you explain how the majority of the athletes on the football team at Norfolk Catholic have gone to that school since their elementary school years?
Considering that their first football title was won in 1983, this must be practice that started with Coach Bohaty, who obviously taught Jeff Bellar insane recruiting techniques.
I mean, look at the 1991 football season where Norfolk Catholic won a state championship, upsetting the number one team in the state (Battle Creek). The All-State players that year were Nick Friedrichsen, Doug Beierman, Aaron Hughes, Ryan Zabawa and Jim Brungardt. Let's ignore the fact that Nick, Doug, Ryan and Jim had all started going to school at Norfolk Catholic when they were in kindergarten or first grade. And certainly NCHS must have recruited Hughes, whose brothers, Shane (class of 1989) and Paul (class of 1998 -- you know when they won 2 in a row). And the kids that were in the classes that won back-to-back championships, a majority of their star athletes started going to school at NCHS when they were young elementary as well.
You must be right, I Love Football.
Not only does Norfolk Catholic recruit, they have a diabolical scheme to overtake athletics in Class C1 as Nebraskans know it. They've started doing genetic research and hunting down the Catholic couples that have the highest number of passing/receiving genes.
But it goes WAAAAAYYY beyond that. Look at last year's academic achievement -- how the top 8 in the class had 4.0 GPAs.
It has to be a diabolical scheme.
It couldn't be that the school is a top-notch institution that is well worth the money -- the gobs of money -- parents, including those of the star athletes, spend to send their kids there. It couldn't be result of the school's tradition and the fact that the teachers, priests, staff teach self-worth on and off the field.
Hey I Love Football, unless you have facts to back up your idiotic claims, shut up. You sound like a jealous idiot.
BTW: I live in Pierce. I would love to believe your claims, but I know different because I really love football.

NC Alum 06 wrote:

Grow up