John Lee Pettimore
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Congratulations to THE Massillon Washington safety Isaiah Clark on his commitment to Ashland University.
"There IS a lot going on over here."
-JLP
"There IS a lot going on over here."
-JLP
2021 Massillon Football
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John Lee Pettimore
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I'm hearing the roadblock to a Massillon vs St. Ed week five game is that Eds wants the game to be played on a Saturday while Massillon wants the traditional Friday night game.
John Lee Pettimore
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Massillon never really played Saturday games, as a rule. When I was a kid it was pretty much Massillon on Friday nights and McKinley on Saturday nights. Plus I don't wanna have to miss Buckeye games.
John Lee Pettimore
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Congratulations to Thayer Munford on his decision to stay at THE and continue his education.
"There IS a lot going on over here."
-JLP
"There IS a lot going on over here."
-JLP
What year has that occurred before.? 
clarkgriswold
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Congrats to Munford. That's a pretty responsible decision with that big NFL check staring you in the face.
MassillonTigers3
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Wouldn’t be a fan at all of Saturday games. Saturday’s are for college football. Why does Ed’s want to play on Saturday?
murphy13
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Doesn't Ed's share a stadium with lakewood?
Egret
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Why did someone think this was funny? Sounds like nothing more than trolling to me. You know trolling right? It’s what Massillon posters constantly get accused of doing on here.
John Lee Pettimore
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Don't know, it's just what I was told.
eaglepride
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St. Edward traditionally has played on Saturday due to Lakewood playing on Friday. Not sure why they want the Saturday game as they played on Friday last year at Massillon.
Mackinbiner
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If they played last year on the day Massillon chose and usually plays (Friday), it seems like it would make sense to play this year on the day St. Edward chooses and usually plays (Saturday). That seems logical.
eaglepride
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True, but that doesn’t seem to be how it works. I’m glad though they don’t mind traveling to Massillon in back to back years.If they played last year on the day Massillon chose and usually plays (Friday), it seems like it would make sense to play this year on the day St. Edward chooses and usually plays (Saturday). That seems logical.
Egret
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Makes sense to me. Not sure what the big deal is about this anyway. Just lace 'em up and play the game.If they played last year on the day Massillon chose and usually plays (Friday), it seems like it would make sense to play this year on the day St. Edward chooses and usually plays (Saturday). That seems logical.
An occasional Saturday would be a welcome for all us out of towners. I do prefer under the lights though, but no biggie. At least it ain't a Thursday.
Need to add: Do NOT conflict with a Buckeyes game, please.
John Lee Pettimore
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Do you know if the negotiations have them traveling to Massillon this year or are you assuming?
eaglepride
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Just assuming. I have connections with AD or staff.
Final chance to see exhibit on 'Paul Brown's Pro Teams'
Marc Bona mbona@cleveland.com
Massillon Museum's Paul Brown's Pro Teams: A History of The Browns and Bengals exhibition is scheduled to close Sunday, Feb. 14.
The displays focus on the pioneering Brown's coaching career and how he helped merge two leagues into the NFL.
Brown coached high school, college and professional teams in his native state of Ohio. He created, or is responsible for, the advancement of several key parts of the sport, from the playbook to equipment and more.
If you go: The exhibit is on the second floor of the new wing of the museum, which is at 121 Lincoln Way East in downtown Massillon. Take Interstate 77 south. Halfway there, in Fairlawn, merge onto Ohio 21 south. Exit left onto Lillian Gish Boulevard, then right onto Lincoln Way E. (Ohio 172). The museum is a few blocks down on the right at First Street. It's open 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; 2-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free.
Email massillonmuseum.org or call 330-833-4061.
Marc Bona mbona@cleveland.com
Massillon Museum's Paul Brown's Pro Teams: A History of The Browns and Bengals exhibition is scheduled to close Sunday, Feb. 14.
The displays focus on the pioneering Brown's coaching career and how he helped merge two leagues into the NFL.
Brown coached high school, college and professional teams in his native state of Ohio. He created, or is responsible for, the advancement of several key parts of the sport, from the playbook to equipment and more.
If you go: The exhibit is on the second floor of the new wing of the museum, which is at 121 Lincoln Way East in downtown Massillon. Take Interstate 77 south. Halfway there, in Fairlawn, merge onto Ohio 21 south. Exit left onto Lillian Gish Boulevard, then right onto Lincoln Way E. (Ohio 172). The museum is a few blocks down on the right at First Street. It's open 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; 2-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free.
Email massillonmuseum.org or call 330-833-4061.
TigerTailgater12
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awfully quiet... no rumors? 
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