Most of the athletes that compete at our level and the professional levels have enough pride not to be on the bottom of a list. We don't keep score to select a starting team. We keep score to create intensity. One might assume that many coaches might seek to duplicate the UNC formula given that the Tar Heels' trophy case is bulging like spandex on Rosie O'Donnell. Incredibly, that isn't the case.
Many people think that it's organizationally too difficult.
They have no idea how simple it is. It definitely gives us an edge, but not only in winning and losing. The primary edge is in player development. By practicing in that environment every time you set foot on the field after four years you are going to be twice the player that you were as a freshman. The formula is applicable at virtually every level of the sport.