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All State doesn't mean much because the quality of soccer in 3A was so poor this year. And i asked around about kyle smith. either he is the twin that got cut from the 92 odp team or he is the one that is the worst on the team. So super team of SC? Don't think so

Oh let'em dream! Afterall we already said it's a fantasy thing anyway no real way to rank any player against another unless they play on the same team for a period of time. Then you have removed the variables that may make a player look good or even better than he is compared to another player. As for the quailty of 3A not sure how to decide that but did'nt a 3A team give NWHS their biggest scare of the year before NWHS came from behind to win 4-2?

no,
It was Cardinal Newman, an SCISA team
Just saying...

Yes but are they not AAA??

Thats not the classification they compete in so no they are not AAA.

who made gk for 92 odp then and where does he play soccer at

I quess I misunderstood the fact that on their team page (using the score board link on scsoccer.com) shows them as I-AAA but I guess that does not mean the same as AAA. MY bad!

AAA in SCISA, yes, but SCISA divisions are not the same as SCHSL divisions, so they don't really correlate.

So is SCISA better than AAA?

SCISA (South Carolina Independent School Association) isn't necessarily "better" or "worse" than any division within the SCHSL (South Carolina High School League). SCISA is just comprised of an entirely different group of independent schools (private, as opposed to the SCHSL which is, with a few very notable exceptions, comprised of public schools), with a different governing body and a different set of rules and parameters for competition--so you can't assume that a school that falls under the designation "AAA" under SCISA is the equivalent of one that falls under "AAA" by SCHSL standards, any more than you can assume the rank of "captain" in the army is an equivalent rank to "captain" in the navy. Same designation, but different set of standards.