Maybe this is a stretch, but here goes:
In the 2019 season, Parkway hosted ML in week 3. That ML team had few returners and had just gotten waxed 31-7 (I think that was the score) by a private school east of Columbus - can't recall the name - Hoying kid was the private's qb I believe.
Parkway was 2-0 (or maybe 1-1) and there was talk that the Panthers might give the "subpar" Flyers a real challenge.
But Marion played superbly and thoroughly dominated. It didn't help Parkway that Nick Hawk played maybe only 2/3 of the total snaps and got only a few touches on offense (health issue unrelated to football).
My son and I sat in general admission on the Parkway home bleachers - two quiet Flyer fans surrounded by Panther folks. My point is that while the Panthers were getting blasted, nearly all of their fans remained as calm as could be. They did not appear to be dismayed nor disappointed by the schooling their team was getting.
A goodly number of Marion fans, by contrast, wail loudly and stridently demand better of their team when the opponent gets a rare first down during the 4th qtr of a running-clock contest. Their expectations are really high - probably unrealistically high.
So anyway, I think the community expectations can have a significant impact on a hs football program, and maybe Parkway suffers from this a little.
sidebar: someone mentioned earlier about Goodwin going to Parkway - I have for years wondered how that would turn out ... it would be cool if Parkway football could suddenly rise dramatically bc of such a development