I am not going to get into internal details with STA in a "HAND SHAKE " line but I'm guessing there is more to the story then what you present .
I played 10 years through college and from playing down in Lakeshore Belle Glade (rocks hitting the bus as we arrived) before it was Glades Central, to Sebring ( getting pelted with oranges) and watching the cops arrive because someone got knifed and killed in a fight in the bathroom. I was in some viciously fought games in high school and college and never once had an issue in a handshake line. But over that period of time, I had coaches that instilled in me and my teammates a respect of the game. You didn't cross that line in my programs or there were serious consequences. But I'm guessing with guys arriving for one or two year stints in a program, its hard to mold them into a complete, disciplined player.
Look, I don't know why you're so bent out of shape about this, particularly if Darter Blue is vouching for you - but you kept calling the Venice guy out after he disengaged asking for your list and then you decided to trot out this irate woman again. You're baiting him.
I haven't seen you post much until this latest STA run - we're used to it on this board, the Miami / Dade crowd coming and on crowing, started with STA. My very first post on here was a response to a guy called Oracle who was a horses ass of the highest order going on and on about their "annual playoff tune-up through the west coast". That was after we beat them.
Next it was a guy from Miami Killian threatening to get on a bus to go up and beat some Coco people's ass because they wouldn't agree that Killian was the overall best in the state. Then the Northwestern Crowd, Then Central telling us why their football is superior, why we should schedule more of their teams. Charlotte plays a couple of Miami Dade teams regular season and usually thump them - we put 66 on N Miami this season. What are there 40 teams in Miami with that massive population? And what, maybe 4-6 teams each year are great programs? Then as their fortunes change we don't hear from them anymore until the next genius arrives to crow.
Most of the crowd on here supports their teams during the good, the bad, and the ugly. You'll have to excuse us if we see a pattern developing like we've seen before; we tend to get a little tired of it.
My 3 sons played in my old program - you couldn't have offered any of us anything - not even a state title - for any of us to trade the experience we had playing with the guys we grew up with. Two of us got to semi-final games.