HS FOOT: Playoff pairings selection schedule for Sunday
The CIF Southern Section, in conjunction with www.vootage.com, will present the 2009 CIF Southern Section-Toyota 11-Man Football Pairings Day Selection Show live on Sunday.
Here is the schedule:
10:00 a.m.
Post At-Large Teams - All Divisions
11:00-11:20 a.m.
Pac-5 Division
Central Division
Eastern Division
Inland Division
Mid-Valley Division
Northern Division
Northwest Division
Southern Division
Western Division
11:20-11:40 a.m.
East Valley Division
Northeast Division
11:40-12:00 Noon
Southeast Division
Southwest Division
2 Comments
Leave a comment
Unprepared coaches, lack of scouting, lack of proper preparation of the players -- the PAC-5 runner up result three years ago was a fluke, and Jeremiah Ross has placed Crespi back into mediocrity.
The season started off ok, beating up on low level teams. But when it came time to compete, an unprepared Celt team was down by 30 points at the half to Servite (coached by Troy Thomas). They made it close, but lost the game.
Then what? St. Bonaventure. Crespi takes them to overtime, then loses by 1 on a muffed PAT.
Then, a loss to Alemany...Alemany!!!!
Follow that up with a last second loss to Notre Dame, who should have never moved the ball as far and as fast as they did in the last 1 minute.
A GREAT WIN over previously undefeated Bishop Amat showed that the Celts have talent, and put them right back in the playoff picture.
And then last night, against 3-6 Loyola, another last minute defeat, because of poor preparation of the team, poor scouting, and downright poor coaching.
So here is Crespi, who lost to Notre Dame and St. Bonaventure by a total of three points, AND beat Bishop Amat, begging for an at-large berth. Why? A pair of disgusting and pitiful losses to Alemany and Loyola.
Thanks a lot, Coach Ross. I suggest that Crespi send Coach Ross packing, and look to John Kidder (Crespi '83 and UCLA Football '84-'89), who was an assistant to former Crespi Coach Tim Lins at Moorpark this year, to restore Celt pride, and performance on the field.
Crespi's students, parents, boosters, and alumni are tired of mediocrity. We gave millions for a new building, and have answered the call each time Crespi comes calling. It's time to give us the program we deserve.
Unprepared coaches, lack of scouting, lack of proper preparation of the players -- the PAC-5 runner up result three years ago was a fluke, and Jeremiah Ross has placed Crespi back into mediocrity.
The season started off ok, beating up on low level teams. But when it came time to compete, an unprepared Celt team was down by 30 points at the half to Servite (coached by Troy Thomas). They made it close, but lost the game.
Then what? St. Bonaventure. Crespi takes them to overtime, then loses by 1 on a muffed PAT.
Then, a loss to Alemany...Alemany!!!!
Follow that up with a last second loss to Notre Dame, who should have never moved the ball as far and as fast as they did in the last 1 minute.
A GREAT WIN over previously undefeated Bishop Amat showed that the Celts have talent, and put them right back in the playoff picture.
And then last night, against 3-6 Loyola, another last minute defeat, because of poor preparation of the team, poor scouting, and downright poor coaching.
So here is Crespi, who lost to Notre Dame and St. Bonaventure by a total of three points, AND beat Bishop Amat, begging for an at-large berth. Why? A pair of disgusting and pitiful losses to Alemany and Loyola.
Thanks a lot, Coach Ross. I suggest that Crespi send Coach Ross packing, and look to John Kidder (Crespi '83 and UCLA Football '84-'89), who was an assistant to former Crespi Coach Tim Lins at Moorpark this year, to restore Celt pride, and performance on the field.
Crespi's students, parents, boosters, and alumni are tired of mediocrity. We gave millions for a new building, and have answered the call each time Crespi comes calling. It's time to give us the program we deserve.