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Olentangy lost that game more than Springfield won it, not sour grapes, but man...not sure what happened 4Q. That being said, Springfield was fast as he!! and that was the difference. They'll take Coffman, or at least should, Coffman may have had the slightly tougher schedule. UA and Bradley...

Correct on all. Not liking my Miami bet....don't wanna hear it.

Medina plays with the big boys, my friend! All joking aside... Oh yeah, I think D2 is really strong, all three teams in no order are Top 5-7 in Ohio. TCC is for real. I think a few of the D1 teams in Columbus can hang with anyone, there are some really strong players here and it's getting...

Fully agree.

Call me a clown and don’t pay attention, that’s your fault. No one under the ages of 30 knows who Paul Brown is. Josh McDaniels played the game? No idea. Have a ton of family with Moeller and St. X ties…if you think Massillon is irrelevant in Columbus, go to Cincinnati. They know Ignatius...

No disrespect to Massillon Washington Have said so many times. No one ever discusses them in Columbus, most people around here are from out of state, or quite honestly grew up in 90s and 2000s when they weren’t relevant. Kids around here look at Pickeringtons as the more dominant, hot talk is...

Honestly, didn't even pay attention to that game last night. Could care less. There is no way to prevent Massillon from doing what they are doing, and as I have said multiple times. I really didn't even know Massillon was still a "thing" until a few years ago. Clueless if it was Washington or...

I understand your opinion, but unfortunately do not believe you have any insight on how things are really like in inner city schools. They are in classifications that depend on depth and unfortunately they do not have that, never will or any time soon.

Okay, as someone with experience in the past at inner city schools. It’s not possible to “just get better”. It’s virtually impossible in this century for them to build a program. So we just penalize these kids? “Hey your enrollment is the same as the kids 3 miles north of you who have time and...

Ehh. Seems to be the same suspects from NE and SW Ohio every year winning it. The bottom 25% of teams in each region, I’d say with the exception of maybe a few teams have been doormats for years and for most the trend follows for other sports too.

If private and public (archaically speaking, and not starting that debate) are going to be classified together the they need the rules to be applied to them too. So perhaps not a competitive balance measure but as mentioned before, competitive balance needs to try to get the bottom dwellers...

Fully agree with you on Hoban. There is a massive difference from D1 to D2 other than the top 5 in D2.

Our form of “competitive balance” is a complete joke. Programs who haven’t won a playoff games in years continue to stay in the same classification, and at the poor ones, if they have a few good players, they are gone by 10th Grade. Competitive Balance? Glenville TCC Massillon Washington (so...

I think Division 1 has the best chance. Columbus Public High Schools are catching up to Cleveland and Cincinnati’s Cherry-picking programs

If I could take a longshot upset prediction, I think Springfield vs. Olentangy Liberty could seriously happen for a Regional Final. The real discussion needs to be...does Columbus have the ammo to win state at any classification D1-D4...Harvest Prep has a shot.

21.5 is quite a bit of points for HS football and South is well coached. I'm not sure who Canal has really beaten to merit a double digit spread. Uniontown Lake is legit, Big Walnut snuck in late and beat a City League team last week...could be a long night. As far as...

Here they are, can’t wait for Friday. Central Ohio is GROWIN’, while the rest of the state is SLOWIN’. DISCUSS

This is arguably the most incorrect comment I have ever seen and hope people don’t really believe this. What’s your explanation for City League schools, Appalachian Schools? Why is Scioto and Kilbourne nowhere near as competitive as say Upper Arlington or the Olentangys? Come on.

A major issue that seems to be a common theme in this thread is the concept that more enrollment means more athletes, which is absolutely not the case for 50% of the schools.