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My apologies...I meant they are getting better and getting back to being one of the top teams in the region

Eds loses a lot, but they will still make noise/be the team to beat Heights is the dark horse in D1 R1 Ignatius will be better and is rebuilding quite fast Mentor, Medina, and/or McKinley can also play spoiler and make some noise as well

I just don't understand why Massillon always insists on playing that game at home. Any time they have to travel, they throw a hissy fit. It is just fair to both teams that they both get an equal amount of home games. Not really fair to have home games slanted to one side.

Apologies for my lack on insight :LOL: If you would be so kind, would you be able to explain it for morons like me? Appreciate the help!

1 - vs. Akron - W (1-0) 2 - vs. W. Michigan - W (2-0) 3 - vs. Marshall - W (3-0) 4 - @ Michigan State - W (4-0, 1-0) 5 - vs. Iowa - W (5-0, 2-0) 6 - @ Oregon - L (5-1 , 2-1) - I had to peg a loss somewhere because no matter how good a team is, there is bound to be a slip-up along the way 7 - vs...

Does anyone know how the tournaments are going to be structures with roughly 64 in each division?

Just curious...Why doesn't Massillon want to travel to play eds or any other team for that matter? Not trying to stir the pot, but Massillon seems to have more home games than other schools. Thank you for any info/insight!

This kind of felt like the inevitable end result, regardless of how the investigation turned out. Quite a turn of events from last season where everything went right, culminating in a State Championship, to the ugly way this played out. I have to say that I agree with Alexander that when he...

Why would you market your team as a "Prep" team all season, playing the best competition all year, then brag about winning so much in the state tournament against far-inferior teams???

According to the Columbus Dispatch, Alexander received very high marks from last season. Other than a "blip" where foul language was used, it seems like he is exactly what one would want in a high school coach. Pushing his players to be their best while keeping things fun at the same time. It...

They have marketed their top team as a "Prep" team many times in the past...They say their a "Prep" team without doing all of the other necessary obligations that a real Prep team requires.

This could be Mentor's time to strike in D1, R1 Eds will be down losing all of that talent, Ignatius is still about a year away from being competitive on a regular basis like year's past, McKinley is a question mark

If you market yourself as a "Prep" team, then you should play a "Prep" schedule...the ENTIRE SEASON, postseason included. Play in the Gilmour Prep team league, which would have the added benefit of giving GA Prep a travel partner so teams in their league would only have to make one trip to...

Outside observer, but it seems a tad unfair that they are siphoning off all of the youth talent from around the city, which in turn hampers other program's efforts to field a decently competitive team

Really unfortunate timing in the middle of the state tournament

Massillon vs. Steubenville

Screams, whines, and complains on a daily basis...acts like a petulant little child...quite embarrassing

Ignatius has a virtual bye to the Regional Final US is the clear favorite in Kent TSF is the favorite in Sylvania, although Bowling Green & Findlay are dark horses that could surprise TSF in their Regional Final

Just an observer here, but I find it hard to believe that anyone would voluntarily move up a division to compete against better teams. Wouldn't teams rather have an easier chance to win a state title?

What did he say last year?