Attempting to compare one team from another, especially teams from different decades is subjective.  It is easier to compare this team from last seasons or even the team from 10 years ago.  It is sort of like asking a parent which of their kids they like best.  Each team or child has different things that you like better than others.  It often takes a lot of thought to come up with an answer as to which team was better.  As I pointed out in my previous story about Stratford…

In the beginning, there was no football until 1962 at Stratford High School.  A scrapbook in the school library says that they first played in 1931 but none of the yearbooks have a mention of the sport until the 1963 edition.  Newspaper searches confirm that in late 1962 Robert Stuckwisch was approached to come to Stratford to start several athletic programs at the school.  The early yearbooks have pictures and scores of boys’ basketball and for a few seasons’ girls’ as well.

Before HBO-TV’s 20+ year series “Hard Knocks” that started in 2001 highlighting individual NFL football teams and before MTV’s short series in 2006 “Two-A-Days” about Hoover Alabama’s football team there was H.G. Bissinger’s book “Friday Night Lights: A Town, A Team and a Dream” in 1990 about the Odessa Texas team.  That book spawned a movie and several TV series.  Before all these programs arrived on the national scene there was a well-received T. V special about a Wisconsin