They were good last season. They brought back most of their team. Plus, the Firelands is not aMonroeville?
I’ve been out of it for a few years. I remember them playing JFK when they made playoffs at 3-6 and got pummeled 57-0.
I’m taking it they got better. What’s rhe transformation been? A. Exceptional player or a wholesale program improvement?
NSP was absolutely nasty from 2008-2017They were good last season. They brought back most of their team. Plus, the Firelands is not a
very good conference at the moment with NSP and Crestview being mediocre.
NSP was absolutely nasty from 2008-2017
Twas a good 10 year run, though.View attachment 66756Definitely had us on the ropes.
So basically just a rare good group of kids. No real change of culture.They were good last season. They brought back most of their team. Plus, the Firelands is not a
very good conference at the moment with NSP and Crestview being mediocre.
I can't speak to that. They've been good before. They may be back for good. We'll see.So basically just a rare good group of kids. No real change of culture.
Now you've done it.
Dare I post it for Sue's viewing pleasure over there?
I quadruple pit bull dare you. Also, report to the Cambridge Sheetz for the ‘Tiger’ MEN ‘haters’ club meeting tonight at 9:00. Look for the second Rhinegeist tallboy.
Dare I post it for Sue's viewing pleasure over there?
almost time to bring in those Malvern receipts from a month or two ago from youI know it's no guarantee, but it's looking like my Cubs will be traveling to Malvern.
WW to Malvern. WL to Malvern.
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Now look at the Malvern page. Every scenario has them playing NSP.I know it's no guarantee, but it's looking like my Cubs will be traveling to Malvern.
WW to Malvern. WL to Malvern.
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Yeah, with Norwayne's RB out, Hillsdale has a real good chance to make everything run through themStill too much unknown. Hillsdale has quite a big game in week 10 that will certainly effect their seeding...
I think I have the answer to this one.Now look at the Malvern page. Every scenario has them playing NSP.
Then look at the NSP page. Shows them playing either Southern (WW), McDonald (WL), or Malvern (LL).
Theres too many variables right now to untangle from about 10 on down. Malvern is almost certainly going to be the 5 seed. But Independence and/or Fairport winning their week 10 games they are currently projected to lose, but are not huge dogs, would influence how things shake out. Same thing with CH this week in their game against Trinity, where they are slightly favored and a loss could throw them down into that mix.I think I have the answer to this one.
All of those projections that shows on Malvern’s page as playing NSP regardless of Malvern’s final two results, those percentages are generally low pluralities.
If you look at the Lucas and NSP projected final averages, though, and look at the ranges, it looks like Drew’s percentages (confidence intervals) for who Malvern is likely to play are that low due to a consideration of different L2 outcomes that could, in theory, make Lucas the #11 seed (to play Cuyahoga Heights) and not the #12.
If you look at the Region 25 seeding probabilities page, I noticed that in the table for seed 11 that NSP has the best odds (51:100) to attain the seed. But, they also hold the highest plurality in the seed 12 column at 35%. So we know that NSP is in all likelihood (86% is pretty high lol) the 11 or the 12, but it’s just unclear which one they’ll land on.
This is actually pretty straightforward. If Hillsdale loses to Norwayne, they will stay on opposite sides with Monroeville at 3 and Hillsdale at 4. If Hillsdale beats Norwayne, they jump to 1 and Monroeville goes to 4 so they’d be setup to play in regional semi’sYou can get an “idea” of what things “could” look like from Drew’s site but unless everything goes 100% to plan, you have to many variables and percentage points to call anything till week 10 is done and over. Hopefully Hillsdale can stay on the opposite side of Monroeville! I think they will give the Falcons a fight
Kennedy is very much improved and will end up a top 4 seed but don't kid yourself, the region stinks. Two games tell the tale for the Eagles, Labrae and Rootstown. The Eagles lost one and struggled with the other, both bullied them along the lines. Both teams are not good. Liberty is faster than most of the region but they stink. Garfield has figured it out and might just win in a rematch. Kennedy will probably win a couple of rounds fairly easily. They may even make it to the regional finals, but that isn't the accomplishment that it has been in the recent past.Yeah region 25 is loaded for sure. Just keep writing Kennedy off. I mean we haven't played anybody. We shall see. Garfield sucked? Labrae sucks? Lol. Liberty will out run any team in the region. But hey what do I know? Lol. we'll see you big boys in the playoffs.
Bringing this back from April, but will answer the Monroeville questions from what I read and see here recently ... they only had 5 seniors last season, and I think three of them were linemen. They have multiple state placer wrestlers playing key roles for them and their QB/S is deceptively fast. Not a great passer, but man, he can run and plays a great safety.From the Firelands Conference teams, Monroeville was 7-4 last year and returns just about everything — and gets their biggest challenges at home if you believe in that as a factor. On paper they are 8-2 to 10-0 material. Hillsdale and Cuyahoga Heights surely will be in that mix as you mentioned. Hard to know what to make of St. Paul just yet with the coaching transition and schedule.