[NLLBEST]

I think Maumee stole a page from the Southview off season workout schedule. I believe I remember hearing something about Southview players pushing cars in their parking lot in the past and when I drove by Maumee today I was surprised to see a solid 40 or so players doing the same haha.

[rmolin73]

Southview pushes trucks, cars are ok I guess

[Lancer '65]

Yesterday my sprocket and ball bearings gave out on the bike trail at 6997 miles and I had to walk my bike .5 miles to wait for my wife to come and get me. Does that count for anything?

[NLLBEST]

Well it was a jeep i saw and I believe they weigh more then some trucks...Ill call it a toss up hahaha

[kdkrsl]

Saw this on another forum:

http://espn.go.com/high-school/footb...combines/2012/

RK NAME SCHOOL GRAD ****** HT WT 40 SH VJ PB SPARQ
34 Sam Bruno ANTHONY WAYNE 2014 RB 6-0 176 4.69 4.32 34.6 35.0 90.90

129 Ryan Stout SYLVANIA SOUTHVIEW 2014 DE 6-5 243 4.97 4.36 28.2 31.5 78.96

305 Eric Zelina ANTHONY WAYNE 2014 WR 6-1 174 4.92 4.47 28.8 34.0 68.22

355 Jernard Pinckney SYLVANIA SOUTHVIEW 2014 RB 6-3 168 4.62 4.81 31.5 30.0 65.40

357 Blake Alberts ANTHONY WAYNE 2014 LB 5-10 203 4.86 4.69 27.2 33.0 65.40

483 Brandon Stewart SOUTHVIEW 2013 WR 6-0 163 4.89 4.38 31.6 26.0 60.51


Massillon SPARQ All-Combine team

OFFENSE

QB: Javon Harrison, 6-1, 208, Wayne (Huber Heights, Ohio)
Results: 4.82 40, 4.32 SH, 40 PB, 27.9 VJ, 92.85 SPARQ
Breakdown: Harrison is an exceptional dual-threat quarterback who is close to netting his first offer.

RB: Heath Harding, Dayton Christian (Dayton, Ohio)
Results: 4.53 40, 4.19 SH, 35.0 PB, 37.9 VJ, 105.45 SPARQ
Breakdown: Harding had a huge junior year, rushing for over 1,500 yards with 33 touchdowns.

RB: Berkley Edwards, 5-9, 181, Chelsea (Mich.)
Results: 4.51 40, 4.43 SH, 36.5 PB, 37.8 VJ, 103.71 SPARQ
Breakdown: Edwards a monster junior season rushing for 1,520 yards and 18 scores. Braylon's younger brother has earned a variety of MAC offers.

WR: John Franklin, 6-0, 216, Canal Westchester (Ohio)
Results: 4.84 40, 4.36 SH, 41 PB, 31.2 VJ, 102.45 PB
Breakdown: Great overall combine for Franklin, who proved he has the speed and size needed to play on the next level.

WR: Jesse Bray, 6-0, 193, Wayne (Huber Heights, Ohio)
Results: 4.74 40, 4.26 SH, 41 PB, 32.3 VJ, 106.14
Breakdown: Bray was the top target for the aforementioned Harrison this past fall, catching six touchdowns on the year.

WR: Thaddeus Snodgrass (2014), 6-0, 175, Springfield (Ohio)
Results: 4.64 40, 4.33 SH, 37 PB, 34.6 VJ, 96.27 SPARQ
Breakdown: Standout performance for one of Ohio's top prospects of the Class of 2014. Snodgrass has an early offer from Toledo.

TE: Keith Towbridge, 6-5, 245, Central Catholic (Toledo, Ohio)
Results: 5.06 40, 4.34 SH, 34 PB, 24.5 VJ, 78.09 SPARQ
Breakdown: He had a superb shuttle for player of his size and has been offered by Louisville and Nebraska.

OL: Harneet Gill, 6-6 240, Francis Howell (Saint Charles, Mo.)
Results: 5.28 40, 4.83 SH, 42.5 PB, 33.0 VJ, 90.93 SPARQ
Breakdown: Recent Missouri commit looks to be a solid pick up for the Tigers.

OL: Derek Brown (2014), 6-3, 293, Ypsilanti (Mich.)
Results: 5.60 40, 5.04 SH, 43 PB, 23.8 VJ, 80.40 SPARQ
Breakdown: Young prospect has tremendous strength and proved it with the day's top power ball toss.

OL: David Nelson, 6-5, 263, Hershey (Pa.)
Results: 5.00 40, 4.78 SH, 36 PB, 29.9 VJ, 82.26 SPARQ
Breakdown: An unknown heading into the combine, Nelson proved he has the size and strength for the next level.

OL: Cole Newsome, 6-3, 296, Wayne (Huber Heights, Ohio)
Results: 5.76 40, 4.74 SH, 42 PB, 21.2 VJ, 80.83 SPARQ
Breakdown: Earned Division I All-Southwest District honors after a solid junior year.

ATH: William Houston, 5-11, 232, Dublin Scioto (Dublin, Ohio)
Results: 4.88 40, 4.31 SH, 38.5 PB, 28.1 VJ, 93.45 SPARQ
Breakdown: Built like a linebacker, Houston is a shifty running back with an offer from Bowling Green.


DEFENSE

DL: Aaron Gordon, 6-0, 244, Half Hollow Hills (Dix Hills, N.Y.)
Results: 4.80 40, 4.58 SH, 39 PB, 27.2 VJ, 89.43 SPARQ
Breakdown: Speedy pass-rush specialist posted the top SPARQ rating for his position.

DL: Ryan Stout, 6-5, 243, Southview (Sylvania, Ohio)
Results: 4.97 40, 4.36 SH, 31.5 PB, 28.2 VJ, 78.96 SPARQ
Breakdown: Stout has both the measurables and agility to earn recruiting attention, now he just needs to flash his potential on the field.

DL: Jon Yohman, 6-1, 254, Wilmington Area (New Wilmington, Pa.)
Results: 4.79 40, 4.52 SH, 40 PB, 28.2 VJ, 97.80 SPARQ
Breakdown: Yohman improved in every test from last years combine on his way to a 20-point increase in the rating.

LB: Darrien Howard, 6-0, 252, Chaminade-Julienne (Dayton, Ohio)
Results: 4.83 40, 4.53 SH, 41.5 PB, 29.1 VJ, 102.99 SPARQ
Breakdown: Howard has offers from Cincinnati, Illinois and Pittsburgh.

LB: Jon Reschke, 6-2, 224, Brother Rice (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.)
Results: 4.80 40, 4.25 SH, 35 PB, 31.8 VJ, 95.40 SPARQ
Breakdown: Michigan State commit totaled 140 tackles this past season on his way to earning all-state honors.

LB: Michael Lawless, 6-2, 303, Tuscarawas Central Catholic (New Philadelphia, Ohio)
Results: 4.80 40, 4.21 SH, 42 PB, 34.9 VJ, 113.43 SPARQ
Breakdown: Finished with the day's top rating and increased his rating more than 30 points from a year ago.

LB: Deon Drake Jr. (2014), 5-11, 206, Cass Tech (Detroit)
Results: 4.83 40, 4.67 SH, 43 PB, 29.1 VJ, 89.97 SPARQ
Breakdown: A key contributor on defense for the state champion Technicians. He should be highly recruited by this time next year.

DB: Jayme Thompson, 6-2, 183, Central Catholic (Toledo, Ohio)
Results: 4.77 40, 4.40 SH, 34 PB, 32.9 PB, 82.86 SPARQ
Breakdown: West Virginia commit was a Division II All-State selection this past year.

DB: Gary Jaycox, 6-0, 204, Edison (Berlin Heights, Ohio)
Results: 4.84 40, 4.41 SH, 41 PB, 35.4 VJ, 104.64 SPARQ
Breakdown: Tested extremely well in each event on the way to a stellar SPARQ rating.

DB: Logan Cox, 6-2, 186, Parkersburg (Parkersburg, W.Va.)
Results: 4.75 40, 4.29 SH, 40 PB, 36.2 VJ, 104.61 SPARQ
Breakdown: Coaches should begin to take notice of the combination of size and quickness Cox possesses.

DB: Darius West (2014), 5-10 183, Lima Central Catholic (Lima, Ohio)
Results: 4.63 40, 4.29 SH, 39.5 PB, 32.4 VJ, 101.04 SPARQ
Breakdown: West is an excellent two-way standout who had the top rating for underclassmen at the event.

ATH: Jerome Lane, 6-2, 203, Firestone (Akron, Ohio)
Results: 4.69 40, 4.40 SH, 37 PB, 30.7 VJ, 91.83 SPARQ
Breakdown: Lane's father was a standout basketball player at Pitt in the late 80's.

Other underclassmen who impressed

LB Dante Booker ('14), 6-3, 210, St. Vincent-St. Mary (Akron, Ohio)
RB Sam Bruno ('14), 6-0, 176, Anthony Wayne (Whitehouse, Ohio)
DB Joe Siegenthaler ('14), 5-10, 170, New Albany (Ohio)
DB Darius West ('14), 5-10, 183, Lima Central Catholic (Lima, Ohio)
DB Dameon Willis ('14), 6-0, 193, St. Ignatius (Cleveland)

[NLLBEST]

The youngest pickney is a rb? Hes been playing wr on varsity the last 2 years.

Oh and Duby, Maumee qb has verbally committed to West Virginia to play baseball.

[rmolin73]

The youngest Pinckney is a WR also congrats to Mr. Duby.

[h2oboy]

administration doesn't care

[h2oboy]

this too is true

[h2oboy]

better attitude

[rmolin73]

You ok h2oboy?

[h2oboy]

i hope so

[NLLBEST]

thats what i thought rmolin. He contributed well as a freshman and took another step forward last year. He and Hall could be dangerous weapons on the outside, not typical speed guys for SV like bowers twins but taller with down field ability.

A-W i know has Bruno and he will probably be 1st team all league rb, very explosive.

h2oboy im confused

[h2oboy]

thats ok get a good nights sleep

[rmolin73]

Based off of post 48, 49, and 50 we hope you got a good nights sleep.

[cougarland]

Does anybody have any new information on the planned upgrade to the Northview and Southview football fields?

[Falcon56]

Does anyone know what the NLL football JV team records were last year?

[NLLBEST]

I know Maumees JV went about 6-3 but I dont really see that translating to varsity...its hard to explain. In general JV means little

[Falcon56]

Originally Posted by NLLBEST

I know Maumees JV went about 6-3 but I dont really see that translating to varsity...its hard to explain. In general JV means little

I agree when it comes to in-season analysis, JV and Frosh seasons are pretty irrelevant to most fans but it can be somewhat of an indicator of strong classes coming up for the varsity program.

AW's football website says their JV was 8-0-1 (tying with Southview)
I believe Southview's JV was 9-0-1

[rmolin73]

I wouldn't put too much stock into jv records. Southview had several sophmores that started varsity last year.