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In general, it was the Central that was considered to be the toughest division in football when the new divisions were created... UA, Coffman, Davidson, Liberty, Orange, and Bradley

Darby is not in the Ohio... they are in the Cardinal with Marysville, Jerome, Olentangy, Berlin and Thomas.

Yep..., it should be... Louisville Dover New Philadelphia Wooster Alliance *Central Catholic (not sure if they'd be OK with this setup) I'd even be OK with adding Massillon in all other sports *except football*. And Massillon might actually be OK with that arrangement.

Agreed... That sucks. Two FL teams that Louisville should play every year are Hoover (duh!) and Lake. If not Lake, then I'd want to see Green or Perry on that schedule. Two FL teams is enough, though.

Just looked at the numbers from the ODE, and Louisville and Alliance will be pretty close in enrollment, if those numbers hold. Both will be fairly larger than Marlington, and that is pretty consistent across the lower grades. At any rate, it doesn't really matter, because Louisville can't...

BSO... you must be working off of old figures, because these are the current ones. Louisville is marginally larger than Alliance and quite a bit larger than Marlington. Still not sure that they're a good fit for the Fed (particularly right now in football), but they do schedule games with Fed...

Neither one of us like Trump, so we share that... but yeah... I'm still right of center, and you're... well, *not*. :) Good Luck to Coffman to this year.

Yep... Same could be said for Liberty. Their percentage took a hit from last season's results.

**SNAPSHOT OF LAST 5 YEARS** (Also, posted on the Pickerington thread... Excuse the non-printable characters)

I'm not a Pick Cent fan, but they'll play anyone, anywhere. Got to tip my hat to them.

And lapping the rest of the field is... Pick Central.

Compilation of last 5 years for OCC Teams... <Excuse the extra unprintables.. LOL>

Pick North... very good program? Yes. Dynasty? No.

Agreed on Berlin... LOL, and that obviously has been an issue for three straight seasons now. So are you in the know on the Darby program?

This is the third mention that I've seen of Hilliard Darby potentially having an really nice season. Darby fan, but out of the loop as the kids have graduated and moved on. Do you have specifics?

So I opened up a football thread, to see this... o_O

The ride came to an end yesterday. So, state finishes include a top 8 in D2 baseball, top 8 in D2 boys basketball, 4th place in D1 boys XC, and 3rd place in D2 wrestling. I'd still say that is a pretty good overall year for the Louisville boys.

Tennis, anyone? Lacrosse?

So I figured I would do a little of my own research, mostly making use of the Louisville website. Clearly the girls' teams struggled in the tournaments, and weren't competitive in D1 during the post-season. On the boys' side, though, outside of football, it looks like Louisville did just...

So I'll split the difference between ShootNation (on the low side) and Pressem2019 (on the high side) and come up with Louisville as 2/3 in most sports the EBC as currently constituted, with an occasional 1st or 4th. How did Louisville stack up vs. EBC in performance during the post-season...