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Edited: Dec 11, 2023

58 yards of total offense??

That's how many yards Serra produced on offense against Mater Dei in the entire state title game!!

I know that Mater Dei is good, perhaps REALLY good. But how does an offense only produce 58 total yards against them? That's gotta be a record. Either that Serra team is made up of disabled kids coached by total retards, or Mater Dei is like a FCS program. Either way, it's bullshit!

It looks like Northern California has pretty much given up on football. If that Serra team is the best they can provide, they should start playing soccer instead.

28 comments

28 Comments

ted.the.dawg

Dec 12, 2023

That's too bad ... it's the consequence of Northern California's extreme progressiveness and highly woke culture.

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Waldorf

Dec 12, 2023

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Well, they better "wake" the fuck up.

Or not. Maybe they don't want to be whores like the A.D. at Mater Dei, in which case more power to them.

But they still need to up their game. Mater Dei isn't THAT good.

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thesquat

Dec 12, 2023

Java might know...I do not think USC has even one commit from either school for next year....or from Bosco.

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BigBallss

Dec 11, 2023

Physical mismatch.

Waldorf

Dec 11, 2023

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Physical mismatch, sure. But that play looks like a screen pass attempt that was executed like shit.

troystory

Dec 11, 2023

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That's against Bosco in the CIF finals. Mater Dei destroyed them too. Returning the favor from the regular season(Mater Dei's lone loss). If they just played each other only I'd be fine with the competitive balance.

Fraud

Dec 11, 2023

The norcal schools have too many brown and yellow kids in the vicinity and can't draw/recruit like the socal schools.

firenze5

Dec 11, 2023

easily the best team in Northern California. They were great offensively and defensively. They have 6/7 D-1 prospects. Mater Dei has 40. That's the answer to your question. Given the talent differential as a Serra San Mateo Serra grad I think keeping the score to 35-0

Versus Mater Dei was ok considering just how good Mater Dei is . Mater Dei and Bosco have really ruined the big division state playoffs the last few years. Serra should be in the next highest division and they probably would have one it. And you wouldn't be saying some ignorant things. Are you a Mater Dei graduate.

Waldorf

Dec 11, 2023

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No, I'm not a Mater Dei grad. And there's nothing ignorant about saying your alma mater got their asses kicked. A blind man could see it.

I don't care how good Mater Dei's defense is, 58 offensive yards sucks in any league.

You're okay with that effort? You sound like a bRuin. Chip Kelly needs a tight end coach. You should call him.

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firenze5

Dec 11, 2023

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Frankly Waldorf much of what you say is usually pretty valid. In this case you are being a real horses A$$. Just my humble opinion.

Waldorf

Dec 11, 2023

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Oh, please. Your team got their asses handed to them, it's not the end of the world. Just don't try to spin it, it makes you look dumb, which you're not.

SanClemente

Dec 11, 2023

Serra is a small school with about 100 boys in each class. sc

firenze5

Dec 11, 2023

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Idiot reply. Serra probably has the best high school coach in Northern California. 3 straight division one title games. This game was not a

Coaching mismatch but a talent mismatch.

Waldorf

Dec 11, 2023

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I agree. Serra's coach isn't very talented. It was a mismatch in coaching.

Look, there is no doubt Mater Dei was much better, but Serra still looked like shit, and it wasn't all due to this huge talent differential. You're talking like you've never even seen a football game before.

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firenze5

Dec 12, 2023

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Switch the coaches and the score would be the same. Talent differential is that great. Serra doesn't become the premier high school football team with a dufous as coach. Walsh played for and learned his football under the legendary De La Salle coach who won 158 straight games at De LA Salle. Your judgement of him is wwwwaaaaayyyy off base

troystory

Dec 11, 2023

That was not a fun watch, very uncompetitive. Mater Dei and St John Bosco have to be broken up. They have all the players in the state it seems.

Waldorf

Dec 11, 2023

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Well, I'm a Catholic and I have a small weiner, so you may be onto something.

It's been that way for a while though. When I was a kid, Servite and St. Paul were the big powerhouses (MD too, but not like today), and you didn't have to be Catholic to go there. And I'm not just talking about athletes either. Sometimes people would send their kids there because they knew that the priests and sisters wouldn't take any shit from the kids, and they did get an excellent college prep education.

Today, I'm sure it's much more about the ball. It pays the bills.

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Java

Dec 11, 2023

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No idea. San Joaquin memorial. SJM. Or memo. Had 5-6 black kids. All top athletes. All magically converted Catholics. At least during the week. Still remember 3-4 of their names.

It's where Jerry Tarkanian started. Probably where he learned to cheat. Funny too. 20 years later Ramon esquival had similarly amazing success and I want to say he too went into the college ranks and got run through a meat grinder after he got caught cheating.

Anyway. None paid tuition. All played multiple sports.

But they had like a quota. One per sport it seemed. Now they have one per position. Per year per sport. Or something like that

Waldorf

Dec 11, 2023

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Again, I don't think being Catholic has been a requirement for decades and decades. But I'm sure the kids still have to take a Jesus 101 class and study plays while everyone else reads the Gospels.