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Colerain has impressed enough to get the #1 state ranking for the AP rankings

 

St. Edwards has climbed to a #6 national ranking #2 state in AP ranking

 

St. Iggy looks to have rebounded from there first loss to Brother Rice

 

Mentor is on cruise control for the remainder of there creampuffs

 

Glenville needs to stay sharp through the remainder of there creampuffs

 

Moeller and St. X are gonna be there in the playoffs

 

Toledo powerhouses seem to have regressed just a little.

 

There is a considerable drop off from D1 to the rest of the Divisions.(as there should be)

See my other thread. I am not sure if Eds/Iggy/Mentor/Glenville/Moeller/X/Colerain etc. all play in the same division now, they have divided it up so much.

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DIVISION I

1, Cincinnati Colerain (6) 3-0 203

2, Lakewood St. Edward (11) 3-0 199

3, Cincinnati Moeller (7) 3-0 196

4, Canton Mckinley 3-0 109

5, Austintown-Fitch (1) 3-0 101

6, Cleveland St. Ignatius 2-1 91

7, Hudson 3-0 89

8, Hilliard Davidson 3-0 81

9, Cincinnati Elder 3-0 75

10, Centerville 3-0 74

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Cincinnati St. Xavier (1) 73. 12, Pickerington North 50. 13, Mentor 43. 14, Marysville (1) 23. 15, Cincinnati Sycamore 14. 16, Elyria 13. 16, Stow-Munroe Falls 13.

 

DIVISION II

1, Massillon Washington (12) 3-0 207

2, New Albany (4) 3-0 155

3, Cincinnati Winton Woods (2) 3-0 144

4, Willoughby South (1) 3-0 118

5, Zanesville (2) 3-0 106

6, Avon (1) 3-0 95

7, Cincinnati La Salle (1) 3-0 94

8, Cleveland Glenville 2-1 86

9, North Olmsted (2) 3-0 79

10, Loveland (1) 3-0 73

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Mansfield 42. 12, Akron Ellet (1) 41. 13, Lewis Center Olentangy 40. 14, Macedonia Nordonia 37. 15, Lyndhurst Brush 22. 16, Medina Highland 21. 17, Cincinnati Withrow 19. 18, Bedford 17. 19, Madison 15. 20, Columbus Northland 13. 21, Garfield Heights 12.

 

DIVISION III

1, Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (11) 3-0 224

2, Toledo Central Catholic (11) 3-0 221 3, Dover 3-0 92

4, Day. Thurgood Marshall 3-0 87

5, Aurora (1) 3-0 85

6, Athens (2) 3-0 80

7, Poland Seminary 3-0 78

(tie) Clyde 3-0 78

9, Hubbard (1) 3-0 73

10, New Philadelphia 3-0 67

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Chillicothe (1) 58. 12, Trotwood-Madison 55. 13, Mount Orab Western Brown 43. 14, Millersburg West Holmes 42. 15, Sandusky Perkins 41. 16, Springfield Shawnee (1) 29. 17, Canton South 25. 18, Norwalk 24. 19, Columbus Marion-Franklin 18. 20, Celina 12.

 

DIVISION IV

1, Clarksville Clinton-Massie (12) 3-0 154

2, Kenton (5) 3-0 140

3, Bryan (1) 3-0 118

4, Steubenville (1) 3-0 117

5, Middletown Bishop Fenwick 3-0 76

6, Bloom-Carroll (1) 3-0 74

7, Genoa Area (1) 3-0 69

8, Caledonia River Valley (2) 3-0 63

9, Washington C.H. Miami Trace 3-0 61

10, Fairview Park 3-0 49

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney (1) 48. 12, Chagrin Falls (2) 46. 13, Zanesville Maysville 45. 14, Wauseon 38. 15, Germantown Valley View 36. 16, Galion 35. 17, Upper Sandusky 33. 18, Kettering Archbishop Alter 30. 19, Pepper Pike Orange 28. 19, Struthers (1) 28. 21, New Concord John Glenn 26. 22, Perry 24. 23, Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 21. 24, Eaton 16. 24, Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin 16. 26, North Bend Taylor 13. 26, Columbus Bishop Watterson 13.

 

DIVISION V

1, Dayton Chaminade-Julienne (9) 3-0 169

2, Wheelersburg (2) 3-0 108

3, Coldwater (1) 2-1 104

4, St. Clairsville (1) 3-0 101

5, Columbiana Crestview (3) 3-0 99

6, Martins Ferry (2) 3-0 88

7, Findlay Liberty-Benton (1) 3-0 74

8, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy (1) 3-0 71

9, Youngstown Ursuline (2) 2-1 69

10, Orrville (1) 3-0 68

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Hamilton Badin 65. 12, Akron Manchester (2) 62. 13, Columbus Bishop Hartley 57. 14, Baltimore Liberty Union 54. 15, Navarre Fairless 41. 16, Columbia Station Columbia 39. 17, Liberty Center (1) 33. 17, Creston Norwayne 33. 19, Richwood North Union (1) 27. 20, Loudonville 25. 21, Ottawa-Glandorf 22. 22, Cincinnati Madeira 15.

 

DIVISION VI

1, Kirtland (13) 3-0 194

2, Mogadore (5) 3-0 153

3, Columbus Bishop Ready (4) 3-0 150

4, Haviland Wayne Trace (1) 3-0 119

5, Cincinnati Summit Country Day (2) 3-0 87

6, North Robinson Colonel Crawford (1) 3-0 69

7, Lewisburg Tri-County North 3-0 57

(tie) Lima Central Catholic 2-1 57

9, Ada 3-0 56

10, Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph 3-0 52

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Newark Catholic 50. 12, Brookfield 38. 12, Canfield S. Range (1) 38. 14, McDonald 33. 14, Lucasville Valley 33. 16, Casstown Miami East 29. 16, Centerburg 29. 18, Cincinnati Country Day 28. 19, Delphos Jefferson 26. 20, Hamler Patrick Henry 25. 21, West Liberty-Salem 23. 22, Oak Hill 22. 23, Beverly Fort Frye 18. 24, Defiance Ayersville 17. 24, Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas 17. 26, Cleveland Cuyahoga Heights 16. 27, Defiance Tinora 13.

 

DIVISION VII

1, Maria Stein Marion Local (20) 3-0 242

2, Berlin Center Western Reserve (1) 3-0 144

3, Shadyside 3-0 126

4, North Lewisburg Triad (1) 3-0 113

5, Leipsic 3-0 104

6, Glouster Trimble (1) 3-0 83

7, Steubenville Catholic Central 3-0 78

8, Wellsville (1) 3-0 76

9, Arlington 3-0 67 (

tie), Covington 3-0 67

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11, Plymouth 40. 12, Ft. Loramie 38. 13, Bainbridge Paint Valley (1) 34. 14, Mineral Ridge 32. 15, Delphos St. John's 25. 16, Norwalk St. Paul (1) 22. 17, Danville 15. 17, Manchester 15.

Copyright The Associated Press

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Mentor hasn't allowed a single point since losing to Iggy, beating Euclid 36-0 and Twinsburg 49-0 (game called in middle of 3rd Qtr cause of weather). They are looking good, running the ball well and growing ... can't count'em out.

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It looks like St. Edwards, Colerain or Moeller are the favorites to win the Div. I state title.

 

Mentor is unable to make up the loss of Trubisky. St. Iggy has lost too much talent due to injury to be a serious contender.

It would be nice if a Canton McKinley or Austintown Fitch could break the parochial hegemony.

 

And gee, the way this silly system is set up now, perhaps both Canton McKinley and Massillon could end up being state champs.

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It would be nice if a Canton McKinley or Austintown Fitch could break the parochial hegemony.

 

And gee, the way this silly system is set up now, perhaps both Canton McKinley and Massillon could end up being state champs.

it's not gonna happen anytime soon.

they both need to toughen up there schedules.

 

I know iggy and ed's are hurting for games, they used to play each other in the past it would be good competition for all.

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it's not gonna happen anytime soon.

they both need to toughen up there schedules.

 

I know iggy and ed's are hurting for games, they used to play each other in the past it would be good competition for all.

You mean St. Ed's and St. Ignatius don't play each other in the regular season? That is absurd if true. And what it means is that their athletic director's are cowards for not playing that game.

And the Canton McKinley's and Autintown's schedules are fine. They just can't compete with the recruiting efforts of the parochial schools.

Canton McK is limited to getting players from Canton. Austintown is limited to Austintown....where Iggy can go to like North Olmstead and get a guy like Brian Hoyer to play there.

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gip your act is getting old....

 

I was inferring that fitch and McKinley schedule eds or iggy. iggy and eds do play each other. they call it the 'holy war'.

Well, you weren't clear. Your statement seemed to imply that it was Ed's and Iggy that didn't play.

 

And for all we know, it may be that it is St. Ed's and Ignatius that don't want to schedule McKinley etc.

Besides, it appears that Iggy does play McKinley...but just in a scrimmage. Most of their schedule is now made up of other out of state parochial schools.:

http://www.ignatius.edu/page.aspx?pid=698

 

And sorry if the truth is old to you, but the truth may get old, but it never dies.

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I'm not sure why I even respond to this nonsense.

 

You think the private schools need to recruit in order to win.(you offer zero proof and would be surprised to know that public schools are guilty of more recruiting violations than privates)

 

You have a poor understanding of how private schools keep their doors open.(you think superior athletes are given financial aid based on athletics yet you offer zero proof again.)

 

The sissification of America is what you propose, you think separating public from private is going to create a level playing field, instead it creates a watered down juice box league that teaches youth that if you can't compete then complain.

 

As for a possible solution, the numbers of boys at a school now determine what division you compete in. At a private school if you don't carry your weight and show up for class they get rid of you, usually not an issue since the parents are paying for the student and ensures that their child is there learning.

 

At a public school there is always gonna be the dead beat students who don't contribute or even show up for class yet there still considered in the 'count' used for determining your division.

 

Odds are quite a few teams could go to a 'fairer' division where they could compete at. by eleiminating the dead weight in the count.(not very realistic I know)

 

Ohio HS football is top five in the nation and separating public from from private isn't going to improve that number for sure,

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PLAYOFFS

 

D1 has the familiar faces.

 

St. Eds(#1 in the state ) Mentor Iggy these are the top tier teams in region 1 all are capable of winning

 

Moeller Colerain these are the top teams in region 2 Moeller is very good Colerain has good athletes but is not tested.

 

(Wadsworth should look forward to getting spanked by Ed's though if they can win their first playoff game)

 

Div2 -should be Glenvilles year to win a state title now that they are out of Div 1

 

Div3 SVSM- they have found a nice hiding spot in D3 and will prevail(they prefer not to be challenged)

 

Div4 -some say Mooney but Kenton disagrees

 

Div5-7 ??????

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PLAYOFFS

 

D1 has the familiar faces.

 

St. Eds(#1 in the state ) Mentor Iggy these are the top tier teams in region 1 all are capable of winning

 

Moeller Colerain these are the top teams in region 2 Moeller is very good Colerain has good athletes but is not tested.

 

(Wadsworth should look forward to getting spanked by Ed's though if they can win their first playoff game)

 

Div2 -should be Glenvilles year to win a state title now that they are out of Div 1

 

Div3 SVSM- they have found a nice hiding spot in D3 and will prevail(they prefer not to be challenged)

I thought which division a school is in was a function of the number of male students at that school. The school itself does not pick and choose which division it is in....so I don't see why you can say that SVSM is "hiding"? The OHSAA makes these rules, not the schools. The OHSAA assigns a school to a division.

If you want SVSM to compete at the higher divisions, donate a million dollars to the school so they can build new wings and recruit more athletes to play there.

 

Div4 -some say Mooney but Kenton disagrees

 

Div5-7 ??????

That said, I agree....Four divisions really should be enough. Seven is absurd.

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^^^

 

tonge in cheek on the SVSM comment, but normally a quality team with highly touted athletes will step out of there comfort zone and face a few D1 or D2 programs.

 

Mooney does year in and year out. Even a school like Buchtel will challenge themselves with almost certain losses trying to increase the level of play at there program.

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^^^

 

tonge in cheek on the SVSM comment, but normally a quality team with highly touted athletes will step out of there comfort zone and face a few D1 or D2 programs.

 

Mooney does year in and year out. Even a school like Buchtel will challenge themselves with almost certain losses trying to increase the level of play at there program.

St. V beat Massillon this year, didn't they?. Isn't that "stepping out of their comfort zone?

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Yea, sure....because they are a public HS, and can't compete with the talent that is recruited by the big parochial schools.

Idjit.

that's some funny shit gip....

 

Massilion has more recruiting violations than anyone in R1Div1

 

keep whining though, your juice box league is just around the corner.

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I agree about it being a depressed town. They still take there football serious though. They have a very storied program as does McKinley and other depressed areas like Steubenville.

 

It could very well end up with Massilion vs. Glenville for the right to play for the D2 title..

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hey gipp

 

is wadsworth a depressed town??

 

how did the recession hit you guys? tough loss against Clev. Hts.

Wadsworth is not. It is somewhat of a bedroom community. But I work in Barberton...which is. As for the Wadsworth game, since my kids are no longer in school, it is not as big a deal. Though I wonder about the seeding. That was a home game for Wadsworth, yet clearly Cleveland Hts was the better team.

Could Cleveland Hts. be a force against the big private schools?

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Wadsworth is not. It is somewhat of a bedroom community. But I work in Barberton...which is. As for the Wadsworth game, since my kids are no longer in school, it is not as big a deal. Though I wonder about the seeding. That was a home game for Wadsworth, yet clearly Cleveland Hts was the better team.

Could Cleveland Hts. be a force against the big private schools?

If they are still around in the 3rd quarter it could become interesting. Ed's has come out flat numerous times for the 2nd half.

 

Cleve hts has speed and the coaching is good.

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Seriously? They put a betting line on high school games?

No its not a betting line.

 

Google drew pastuer and you'll see he uses mathematical formulas to come up with a winner for all hs football game statewide.

He averages between 70-82% correct depending on the time of the season.

 

Div 1 semi-finals this week. No real surprises. In fact there are no real surprises in any Div. yet.

 

Game of the week is definitely Mentor vs. Iggy Edge to Iggy

 

Austintown fitch vs Ed's Edge to Ed's

 

Moeller vs. Colerain Edge to Moe

 

Hilliard Dav vs Wayne Edge to Hilliard.

 

The seeding in Region 2 eliminated st. x and elder opening the door for Hilliard and Wayne.

 

All the publics alive have a legit shot of defeating the privates.....

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All the publics alive have a legit shot of defeating the privates.....

 

That is what we thought about Cleveland Hts. Ah...no.

lol

 

short of a mir

 

All the publics alive have a legit shot of defeating the privates.....

 

That is what we thought about Cleveland Hts. Ah...no.

lol short of miracle they never really had a chance.

 

the remaining publics though do.

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