Joe Eitel vs. OHSAA

[aztecjim]

I was looking at the Harbin Ratings from the OHSAA and Joe's fantastic site and noticed some discrepancies. Joe lists Bradford (season cancelled), Cincinnati Hillcrest, Cleveland East Technical, and Cleveland Collinwood whereas the OHSAA site does not. I tried to e-mail Joe but the link is broken. Is there an issue with the three other schools?

 

[Sykotyk]

I was looking at the Harbin Ratings from the OHSAA and Joe's fantastic site and noticed some discrepancies. Joe lists Bradford (season cancelled), Cincinnati Hillcrest, Cleveland East Technical, and Cleveland Collinwood whereas the OHSAA site does not. I tried to e-mail Joe but the link is broken. Is there an issue with the three other schools?

Collinwood isn't an OHSAA team due to some issues previously. Not sure about East Tech or Hillcrest.

 

[Maple_City_Fan]

Eitel vs OHSAA?

All you have to remember is when Eitel wants an egg, he cracks open a chicken. No one from OHSAA can do this

 

[John Lee Pettimore]

The difference in Eitel and the OHSAA is, Eitel does a great job and isn't corrupt.

 

[sapientia et veritas]

The difference in Eitel and the OHSAA is, Eitel does a great job and isn't corrupt.

And Joe loves the game.

 

[Bruce Monnin]

I was looking at the Harbin Ratings from the OHSAA and Joe's fantastic site and noticed some discrepancies. Joe lists Bradford (season cancelled), Cincinnati Hillcrest, Cleveland East Technical, and Cleveland Collinwood whereas the OHSAA site does not. I tried to e-mail Joe but the link is broken. Is there an issue with the three other schools?

I believe the OHSAA does not list some teams who were not eligible for the playoffs last year. I would guess a team like Bradford is not listed as they cancelled their season, and can no longer play the required 8 regular season games to qualify for this year's playoffs. There is no harm in listing suchteams as long as it is realized they can not reach the playoffs even if in the top 16.

 

[Bruce Monnin]

I believe the OHSAA does not list some teams who were not eligible for the playoffs last year. I would guess a team like Bradford is not listed as they cancelled their season, and can no longer play the required 8 regular season games to qualify for this year's playoffs. There is no harm in listing suchteams as long as it is realized they can not reach the playoffs even if in the top 16.

But in the end, I trust Joe.

 

[SBClives]

OHSAA wants no part of Joe.

 

[hammer89]

OHSAA wants no part of Joe.

Y’all realize OHSAA pays Joe? He’s the official Harbin guy for the OHSAA. He does all their data.

 

[Scipio]

Y’all realize OHSAA pays Joe? He’s the official Harbin guy for the OHSAA. He does all their data.

Did you know Joe ordered a Whopper at McDonalds…and got it?

 

[TheJect]

I always ask myself What Would Joe Do?

 

[Smarty2022]

I was looking at the Harbin Ratings from the OHSAA and Joe's fantastic site and noticed some discrepancies. Joe lists Bradford (season cancelled), Cincinnati Hillcrest, Cleveland East Technical, and Cleveland Collinwood whereas the OHSAA site does not. I tried to e-mail Joe but the link is broken. Is there an issue with the three other schools?

Email Joe. Certainly his email is somewhere.

 

[aztecjim]

My bad. Mea culpa. I am questioning Cleveland JFK NOT Collinwood.

 

[EagleFan]

Is the 8 game minimum reinstated for 2022?

 

[Bruce Monnin]

Is the 8 game minimum reinstated for 2022?

Not sure, but it is included in the 2022 Football Tournament Regulations. I've been wondering if it is on purpose or if the OHSAA missed it. Check rule 4.4.

 

[The Dock]

Is the 8 game minimum reinstated for 2022?

It is.

 

[aztecjim]

Thanks for the info. East Tech won't play 8 games so they are out. What about JFK and Hillcrest? Both scheduled (at the moment) for at least eight games.