i mean in a way i guess it kinda suxx having them playing other teams when they recruit students to play in their schools. But i guess paying the state money keeps the state satisfied and therefore allows them to play with public schools. In a sense it does provide a challenge and since soccer is a very slow rising sport in the United States it makes it hard to compete every year with the same old school winning all the time. I am not born in the US and i was extremely impressed with Bishop England's style of play. They just pass and use their wings a lot, which kills teams that are used to counter attacks and attacking the goal from the middle. I see a lot of teams do this and many are just intimidated by BE because of their reputation therefore giving BE once again the upper hand.
To me its all about how you approach the game, if you slow it down, pass, and create chances patiently instead of trying to blast the crap out of teams, AA teams other than BE can be successful !!!!
