[rocket08]

You failed to be funny

Both on your previous post, and your most recent

[baked alaska]

In case you haven't seen this.

1998
Canton McKinley 33 Cincinnati St. Xavier 10
Lebanon 27 Chardon 21
Columbus St. Francis DeSales 21 Cuy. Falls Walsh Jesuit 14
Orrville 23 Coldwater 21
Versailles 28 Liberty Center 7
Delphos St. John's 26 Lancaster Fisher Catholic 16

1999
Cleveland St. Ignatius 24 Huber Heights Wayne 10
Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit 19 Sylvania Southview 18
Poland Seminary 20 Columbus Bishop Watterson 13
Sandusky Perkins 16 Ironton 14
Amanda-Clearcreek 35 St. Henry 20
Delphos St. John's 42 Norwalk St. Paul 10

2000
Upper Arlington 15 Solon 9
Olmsted Falls 21 Piqua 0
Central Catholic 27 Van Wert 26
Ursuline 49 Coldwater 37
Amanda Clearcreek 21 St. Peter Chanel 10
Marion Local 54 Mogadore 0

2001
Cleveland St. Ignatius 37 vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier 6
Toledo St. Francis DeSales 28 vs. Columbus Bishop Watterson 14
Mentor Lake Catholic 27 def. Columbus St. Francis DeSales 21 OT
Kenton 40 def. Newark Licking Valley 13
Bedford St. Peter Chanel 44 def. Marion Pleasant 27
Maria Stein Marion Local 63, Mogadore 7

2002
Cincinnati Elder (14-1) defeated Warren G. Harding (14-1) 21-19
Dayton Chaminade-Julienne 41 Macedonia Nordonia 26
Columbus Bishop Watterson defeated Cleveland Benedictine 28-7
Kenton (13-2) defeated Portsmouth West (12-3) 45-13
Marion Pleasant (15-0) defeated Smithville (14-1) 33-18
Mogadore ( 14-1) defeated Dola Hardin Northern (14-1) 27-7

2003
Cincinnati Elder 31, Lakewood St. Edward 7
Avon Lake 10, Trenton Edgewood 7
Cleveland Benedictine 12, Kenton 0
Versailles 26, Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph 0
Gahanna Columbus Academy 13, Amanda-Clearcreek 8
Columbus Grove 28, Maria Stein Marion Local 26

2004
Cincinnati Colerain def. Canton McKinley 50-10
Columbus Brookhaven def. Avon Lake 42-21
Cleveland Benedictine def. St. Marys Memorial 27-14
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney def. Versailles 28-6
St. Henry def. Amanda-Clearcreek 35-7
Dola Hardin Northern def. Norwalk St. Paul 20-8

2005
15-0 Cincinnati St. Xavier def. 13-2 Massillon Washington 24-17
14-1 Toledo Central Catholic def. 14-1 Canfield 31-29
15-0 Steubenville def. 10-5 Columbus St. Francis DeSales 28-7
15-0 Coldwater def. 12-3 Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 33-9
15-0 Hamler Patrick Henry def. 14-1 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 42-30
13-2 Delphos St. John's def. 11-2 Steubenville Catholic Central 28-0

2006
Hilliard Davidson 36, Mentor 35 (2 OT)
Piqua 26, Pickerington Central 7
Steubenville 34, Kettering Archbishop Alter 33
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 26, Plain City Jonathan Alder 12
St. Henry 28, Warren John F. Kennedy 7
Maria Stein Marion Local 17, Shadyside 0http://www.jjhuddle.com/forums/newreply.php?do=newreply&noquote=1&p=5301723

2007
(15-0) Cincinnati St. Xavier def. (11-2) Mentor Score 27-0
(13-2) Cincinnati Anderson def. (12-3) Louisville Score 31-25
(14-1) Sunbury Big Walnut def. (13-2) Newark Licking Valley Score 17-10
(14-1) Coldwater def. (14-1) Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Score 28-27
(15-0) Maria Stein Marion Local def. (12-3) Youngstown Ursuline 20-14
(13-2) Newark Catholic def. (14-1) Bascom Hopewell-Loudon Score 28-14

2008
(14-1) Cleveland St. Ignatius def. (13-2) Cincinnati Elder Score 28-20
(15-0) Sylvania Southview def. (12-3) Cincinnati Anderson Score 29-25
13-2) Aurora def. (13-2) Columbus Eastmoor Academy Score 21-10
(13-2) Kettering Archbishop Alter def. (14-1) Steubenville Score 21-6
(15-0) Youngstown Ursuline def. (14-1) Findlay Liberty-Benton Score 21-0
(13-2) Delphos St. John's def. (14-1) Bascom Hopewell-Loudon Score 34-14

2009
Hilliard Davidson def Cleveland Glenville Academic Campus Score 16-15
(13-2) Cincinnati Winton Woods def. (12-3) Maple Heights Score 42-12
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney def. Columbus St. Francis DeSales 35-17
(15-0) Kettering Archbishop Alter def. (14-1) Chagrin Falls Score 37-7
(11-3) Youngstown Ursuline def. (13-2) Coldwater Score 55-25
15-0) Norwalk St. Paul vs. (14-1) Delphos St. John's Score 24-21

2010
(15-0) Lakewood St. Edward 35, (11-4) Huber Heights Wayne 28
(14-1) Maple Heights 45, (12-3) Trotwood-Madison 33
(13-1) Columbus Bishop Watterson 13, (11-4) Akron Buchtel 12
(13-2) Columbus Bishop Hartley 34, (13-2) Chagrin Falls 13
(15-0) Youngstown Ursuline 51, (11-4) Coldwater 21
(15-0) Delphos St. John's 77, (13-2) Shadyside 6

2011
Cleveland St. Ignatius 34 Pickerington Central 13
Trotwood-Madison 42 Avon 28
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 21 Springfield Shawnee 14
Creston Norwayne 48 Kenton 42
Kirtland 28 Coldwater 7
Maria Stein Marion Local 61 New Washington Buckeye Central 21

Catholic Schools

1998-5
1999-5
2000-3
2001-7
2002-4
2003-4
2004-3
2005-6 + 1 more private
2006-3
2007-4
2008-5
2009-6
2010-5
2011-2

38 of 84 State Titles

Publics

Marion Local 5 app. 4 victories
Mogadore 3 1
Coldwater 7 2
Steubenville 3 1
Amanda-Clearcreek 4 2

I do not know how many of the public schools have open enrollment that have football players flock to them. I do know Mogadore has open enrollment out of necessity. I do not know how many players that come in from other districts.

Cincinnati St. Xavier 10
Columbus St. Francis DeSales
Cuy. Falls Walsh Jesuit
Delphos St. John's 26
Lancaster Fisher Catholic 16
Cleveland St. Ignatius 24
Columbus Bishop Watterson
Norwalk St. Paul 10
Ursuline
Bedford St. Peter Chanel
Cincinnati Elder
Dayton Chaminade-Julienne
Mentor Lake Catholic
Cleveland Benedictine
Lakewood St. Edward
Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney
Steubenville Catholic Central
Kettering Archbishop Alter
Toledo Central Catholic
Warren John F. Kennedy
Newark Catholic

22 of roughly 50 Catholic schools have made it into the state finals. However you break it down Mooney, Ursuline and Steubenville are powerhouses, even in tough divisions.

[tigertamer]

One thing for sure - the MAC is one tough high school league.

"Baked" thanks for the information and I'll now tranfer to my Excel spreasheet and add my next column for DVII so that I can keep tabs going forward.

I don't even want to think how long it took to type this information into the Huddle, so thanks. Wonder if the OHSAA will start a playoff scheme for 6 or 8 man CYO leagues - and then there's intramural's during gymn class - trophy makers are busy these days!

[baked alaska]

No problem Tamer. I just got tired of all the bickering about percentages of Parochial Schools to public in the championship games. What I typed is just facts, no opinions.

[rocket08]

Originally Posted by rocket08

Bonus question for tigertamer

Name the school with the most State Championships this Century?

Double Bonus: Explain how that can possibly happen?

I see that you didn't come close to answering any of my questions

You're just a little puppet repeating what you were told with no consideration as to the truth

[tigertamer]

Originally Posted by rocket08

I see that you didn't come close to answering any of my questions

You're just a little puppet repeating what you were told with no consideration as to the truth

I didn't have time to build my spreadsheet to perform the cross analysis against all the divisions. Thanks to Baked Alaska I'll now take several hours to do so. I'm sure the answer must be a public school and I'll need to check and follow my strings to see who the puppet master is - must not be the Pope.

You might want to develop a little bit more of a sense of humor - kind of takes the edge off the trivial nature that sports really has in our society.

[baked alaska]

You might want to develop a little bit more of a sense of humor - kind of takes the edge off the trivial nature that sports really has in our society.

If there was a like button I would hit it for this.

[rocket08]

Originally Posted by tigertamer

You might want to develop a little bit more of a sense of humor - kind of takes the edge off the trivial nature that sports really has in our society.

I laugh when people are funny, not stupid

[nilesdragon]

Originally Posted by rocket08

Bonus question for tigertamer

Name the school with the most State Championships this Century?

Double Bonus: Explain how that can possibly happen?

I'm talking mostly about Ohio football since this is under "Football North".

St. Ignatius is the leader since teams have actually started playing for the title instead of just handing it out through votes. I'd say that private schools in recent years have become more successful in sports. Sports are becoming so big in this country and some parents will do whatever they think will give their kid an advantage. A large number of people believe their child will benefit by playing at a nearby private powerhouse instead of the local public. If a talented player has good self motivation and drive, they will succeed on any team. Some players need the best coaches and conditions to succeed and some would just rather have it either way. Whatever fits your need, as they say, different strokes for different folks. Many public schools offer good facilities/coaches and they can usually do well enough. Many urban public schools and their sports conditions are not great, so the urban area privates thrive. After years of continued success, some people look at that as their best opportunity to win more. The tradition alone or a suggested enrollment and many jump on the opportunity. As far as fixing the "competitive problem" and all, I don't know.

[tigertamer]

Back to the topic at hand - who's shaping up in the league to be on top of their respectivie division? I haven't gone onto Max Preps.com (been too busy building my state championship matrix) to see who has how many letterman/starters returning. Will Girard still "play up" in their schedule and garner some nice computer points? Anyone out there have the low down on the league? Niles has a new coach and I understand Poland should be back on top. Also Liberty was down last year, what are their prospects? Who has a handle on the league?

And Rocket 08 -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvKzyYy6qvY

Have a great Friday!

[coldshoulder]

I just posted Girard's schedule on the "Girard Football 2012" thread.

The Indians lose 20+ seniors and will have a major challenge to even come close to last season's 11-2 record.

Girard will play "up" against higher-division foes Hubbard, Lakeview, and Niles; and maybe even Liberty and Jefferson ?

[baked alaska]

Struthers is returning 7 starters on both sides of the ball. Their new head coach was well liked in Poland, as well as being a very good position coach.

Poland lost 8 starters on defense, 9 on offense, including the entire oline.
Poland has been talked about in their thread so I won't go into detail. I will say that the incoming junior class freshman line was considered the best line to come through Poland in quite some time. Of those 5 only Bilas is gone (which is up in the air if he will be eligible at Mooney) and all have progressed nicely. The incoming senior class does have 4 lineman that will be in the mix as well. Sesonski is a shoe in at left guard. Moffo and Robish both started on the jv team last year. The only problem I see with those two is there weight, both are very light. Salvatore was on, off and back on the team last year and was thrown of already this year. However the seniors voted to allow him to comeback. He has good size but not sure about his discipline.

The 3 wild cards are Columbo, Shane Evan and Herdman. Shane Evan is by far the strongest player on the team. However Herdman and Evan have been defense only players. Poland uses a lot of movement on the line so trying to get them up to speed might not be all that easy. Colombo took a year off last year but he is in the best shape of his life. That being said he still might have stamina problems.

[tigertamer]

Originally Posted by baked alaska

Of those 5 only Bilas is gone (which is up in the air if he will be eligible at Mooney) and all have progressed nicely.

A long distance Casey Cason Top 40 dedication to Rocket 08

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdVCh...eature=related

If I remember currectly Hubbard had a heck of a running back that was only a sophomore coming back. I think it could be an interesting year for the AAC.

[sportster4321]

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2E9c1G70cTc

Lj Scott s highlight tape as a freshman starting runningback for Hubbard last year. The kid is a gem in the making.

[tigertamer]

Originally Posted by sportster4321

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2E9c1G70cTc

Lj Scott s highlight tape as a freshman starting runningback for Hubbard last year. The kid is a gem in the making.

Only a freshman last year - look out! This kid is only going to get stronger and faster - Hubbard's got to be getting excited about the future. Develop a couple of O line men and they'll be tearing up the league.

[sportster4321]

tigertamer, as a fan I cant wait to watch Hubbard these next couple years. The upcoming line is suppose to be the biggest hubbards had in years. Also look out for receiver/DB Darnell Tate who was a playmaker as a sophomore last season. If these kids stay in the weight room they will be hard to stop this season and beyond.