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Sorry, I not up to date on all the new acronyms out there.

Years ago most of the tickets were taken by all the OHSAA schools. Their was no public sale other than the participating teams. Each school in the state was allowed 2 tickets each for their Super, Principal, AD and Coach, and maybe a few more, and most schools bought all that was allowed...

It has nothing to do with what Jr. High - grade school players came from. The advantage comes from drawing from a larger population area. It's sort of like playing a pick up BB game as a kid where my team is made up of the kids from my street and we are playing against a team made up from...

The bottom line is LE (as well as LW, HP, Africentric, RH) draws players from a very large population area. It has nothing to do when they enroll. The OHSAA is getting what they allow, the D3 and D4 championshp games had the lowest attendance in OHSAA history. The OHSAA needs to base...

That isn't even a close comparison. OG would have be bring in players from all of NW Ohio to come close to the 500,000 plus area HP draws from.

Napoleon girls were the favorites in D2 and were in the arena when it was called off. They did win it in 2021. They could have won 2 in a row.

OG will bring 3,000+ fans, and Shelby will bring a good crowd. I would think Centerville will also bring a good crowd being so close. Lutheran East, Harvest Prep, Richmond Heights will bring their usual 50-60 fans.

Every year a few public schools interfere with the annual OHSAA AAU finals In Dayton. How do they let that happen!?

For those interested in going or listening, it looks like they changed the game time of the OG - Margaretta game to 7:00pm on Saturday because the OG girls play at 2 pm in Dayton.

Question for the OG faithful. How close is Colin White getting to 2,000 points? Went to game last night. He was fantastic. Very special player.

Attendance is way down at the State Tournament no matter where it is due to economics and glorified AAU teams playing in small school divisions. I personally went to every State Tournament from 1969 to 2020. When it moved to Dayton that ended it for me. Great venue but virtually nothing to do...

Don't forget losing Rodenberger. Probably their best defensive player and a good tight end.

It's not about the boy's enrollment number. Defiance draws their total enrollment from a population of just over 20,000. TCC draws their enrollment from a population of well over 200,000. Plus, TCC is not forced to take low achieving, non athlete students.

TV announcer said Massilon sold 14,000 presale tickets. It sure looked like it. Their side was packed.

Right now Defiance is a one class program. This years Junior class represents approx. half the players in the HS program. There are a few good players in the Sr. and Soph. classes, but 80% of the major contributors are Juniors. Could be rough after next year.

Celina - My attempt to tie for the lead. Not my real choice Defiance - Looking for a more consistent Defiance performance. Van Wert - Probably a little better St. Marys - Game could be close Kenton - Going with home team.

Defiance - Bold move. Defiance needs to play error free complete game. * Wapak - Have been very consistent St. Mary's - Going with home team Van Wert - Their strength is Kenton's weakness Ottawa - Both teams will fight hard for 1st win. * (Looks like rain may hold off until after games)

Besides the 2 fumbles, he had 126 yds. rushing. I felt Defiance didn't go to him enough in 2nd half. Still a little gimpy but pretty good.

Does the Celina QB run the ball much, either by design or scramble?

Wapak Celina Defiance St. Marys Van Wert