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Beisbol
27 Posts |
 Posted - 01/10/2011 : 20:47:55
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Looked at USSSA 13U reclassification. Anyone have questions, thoughts or input on it good or bad? I noticed Home Plate Pippin is AAA. That seems way off, but maybe I'm missing something. They are definitely a Major team as far as I know.
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whit417
132 Posts |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 21:20:50
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| Only 3-11 in class record, that's gonna get you reclassed. Beat some good teams but not consistent. The team doesn't exist anymore so it doesn't really matter. |
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skeeterbite
50 Posts |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 21:50:36
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| They are showing in Majors on the USSSA site. |
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whit417
132 Posts |
Posted - 01/10/2011 : 23:06:35
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They are showing in Majors on the USSSA site.
This year's 13U Major team at Home Plate is not the same team as last years 12U Major team.
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knucklecurve
171 Posts |
Posted - 01/12/2011 : 19:24:22
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| This will look so different come mid March. Some of those teams don't even exist anymore! |
Edited by - knucklecurve on 01/12/2011 20:43:13 |
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leftpaw
6 Posts |
Posted - 01/14/2011 : 22:15:20
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| It is interesting, but really irrelevant except if you are classed up and lost good players. If you were classed down and picked up some pieces then you can play up. |
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MetsBaseball
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Posted - 01/18/2011 : 14:43:32
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| Some of the reasoning behind the reclassification of teams "up" is questionable. For example, when a team only plays 6 USSSA games in a season and is moved up based on one good win in the six games, I don't get it. The solution may be to avoid USSSA events but the classification can be used to keep a team out of non-sanctioned events as well (e.g., non-sanctioned events advertised as AA/AAA only). Perhaps a survey of other in-class coaches would be helpful in some of these appeal cases...... |
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itsaboutbb
164 Posts |
Posted - 01/22/2011 : 15:02:19
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Originally posted by MetsBaseball
Some of the reasoning behind the reclassification of teams "up" is questionable. For example, when a team only plays 6 USSSA games in a season and is moved up based on one good win in the six games, I don't get it. The solution may be to avoid USSSA events but the classification can be used to keep a team out of non-sanctioned events as well (e.g., non-sanctioned events advertised as AA/AAA only). Perhaps a survey of other in-class coaches would be helpful in some of these appeal cases......
Totally agree |
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