[JumperPride1]

Good point; hadn't thought of that since I was just commenting generally on the Somerset program, not any coach, in particular. Granted, the Jumpers' current head coach was the Defensive Coordinator for the three regional title games you prefer to omit, but okay, here goes:

So since 2009 (not 1999), SHS has played in four (not seven) state semi-final games, and in those match-ups, the Jumpers are1-3 (not 1-6).

In their lone victory, they still gave up 12 points to their opponent (Sheldon Clark).

In their three (not six) losses, they have given up an average of 34.5 (not 37.5) points per game to their opponents. The fewest points surrendered in any of those 3 (not 6) losses was (still) just last year, when they allowed "only" 27 to Newport Catholic.

So basically, if a team gives up 37.5 points per game in regional title games, then that's an area for concern, but if they surrender only 34.5 per game, then . . . what?

Yeah, that changes the data drastically; thanks for your help.

That 34.5 pts given up is severely skewed by a 45+ point performance by a great offense in cov holy cross. Stats can be spewed by any moron with google, Somerset has been very successful for a long long time, and eventually they'll break into the stat championship holder rather than contender category. I support kids, and the Somerset staff and players deserve a title for the work they put in. Gitback coach, what program do you support? You'll be hard pressed to find a better program than what we have here at Shs. They exist obviously, but for a public small school we more than hold our own