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Yeah, no. 
The best high school teams in Ca are powerhouse religious schools that recruit. The good ones could hang with the recruiting religious schools in many of those states.
The difference comes in the public schools where football is more expected, either on the bigger, wealthier side or the small ones in the middle of nowhere that just have a shocking level of talent. 
(Also, Alabama and Mississippi over Louisiana? Ha)

When I was a child living in Augusta, GA, the main HS was "Richmond Academy", public not private.  Each year they would start out 9-0 it would seem beating to a pulp teams like Martinez and whatever else.  Then they would play Valdosta and get absolutely demolished.  I don't think they ever beat Valdosta.

I later learned that back in the day the businessmen in Valdosta would "scout" good junior high players, find out what their dad did for work, and offer him a lucrative job in Valdosta to get him to move, with his son of course, and perhaps younger son who had talent.  This was back when segregation was still in force in practice is not legally.  I don't think Georgia high schools yet had black players at all, which is "interesting".

So, Valdosta would run through the schedule and championships almost every year.  This apparently was legal.

Today, they are still competitive even though neighboring programs are also quite good at times, and the ATL metro schools can be powerhouses as well, including the one I attended.

The South can be interesting.

Eh, I think of Auburn more like Michigan State or Texas A&M.  A program with a real fanbase, that just happens to share a state with a big time helmet.

UCLA just happens to be located in California.  They seem to struggle to even get people to care about their basketball program.

I was just saying that you could win one there, and it wouldn't change things - they'd still be USC's bitch (program-wise).

I was just saying that you could win one there, and it wouldn't change things - they'd still be USC's bitch (program-wise).

Oh well that is certainly true. USC is one of the 8-9 "blue bloods" of the sport.

Tommie Frazier
Daunte Culpepper

Frazier was an option QB who completed 49% of his passes for his career. Not trying to knock him, he was a great college player and fit for that Nebraska offensive system and he was on some really good teams- had some amazing runs- but it's hard for me to consider him a true QB. More like a RB playing QB.

Daunte Culpepper to me was always incredibly mediocre. Big time arm strength and size, but not much else. He was basically just a creation of Randy Moss. Randy Moss and Cris Carter made him his first couple years. Once Carter left Culpepper's numbers dipped for a couple years. Bounced back for a year and then once Randy Moss left he completely fell apart.

Jesus Christ, your standards are high.  And btw, you acknowledged Tebow as a great COLLEGE player, so that's where I thought your focus was.  

That list of QBs won 3 NCs and 2 Heismans......Culpepper was a 1st round pick with a 10-year NFL career.  Jeez.