I imagine if they win the location will quickly be forgotten.I am not happy about it but in the grand scheme, it isn't that bad. Of course I am able to change my mind too
I imagine if they win the location will quickly be forgotten.I am not happy about it but in the grand scheme, it isn't that bad. Of course I am able to change my mind too
Very weak schedule doesn't always tell the story. MU had a weak schedule but blow-outs were the name of the game. Madeira has talent and VV will have to play their game to win. Ditto for MU.Saw Madeira last year against Taft and commented on the VV/Madeira thread.
If you were to hold my feet to fire, I would say VV is more primed for an upset than MU. Curious to see if Clark plays this week, he could be the difference. Hope all is well with your Dawgs.Very weak schedule doesn't always tell the story. MU had a weak schedule but blow-outs were the name of the game. Madeira has talent and VV will have to play their game to win. Ditto for MU.
okayI imagine if they win the location will quickly be forgotten.
we will see, brookville plays their best game against mu it seems like. it’ll be closer than most think. but i do hope you’re right!Brookville tends to fumble the ball quite often. I see Milton creating turnovers in this game and walk away with it in the second half.
Brookville and Milton go way back to the 50s. This rivalry was lost somewhat due to the downfall of the Devil's program in the late 70s and early 80s. They've been a great program for a very long time and I expect their very best vs MU.we will see, brookville plays their best game against mu it seems like. it’ll be closer than most think. but i do hope you’re right!
returning regional finalist that lost 3 seniors isn’t a quality opponent?Milton Union hasn't played a quality opponent in 10 weeks and that's a bit concerning for them. They're the better team, but battle tests go a long way at this point in the season. I could see Brookville pulling off the upset, but I'll go with the Bulldogs by a score.
Did wildcatsDad see Milton play this year? I respect your opinion. Just some background would be appreciated. Many state title teams have played "weak" schedules.Milton Union hasn't played a quality opponent in 10 weeks and that's a bit concerning for them. They're the better team, but battle tests go a long way at this point in the season. I could see Brookville pulling off the upset, but I'll go with the Bulldogs by a score.
Of last years 7 state champions only DIV Clinton Massie plays in a subpar conference and they played a non conference schedule which consisted of two DII schools and two DIII schools, one of whom was the defending state runner up. Eds, Winton Woods, Chardon, Versailles, Carey-opened the season with DVII runner-up, Marion Local play great competition.Did wildcatsDad see Milton play this year? I respect your opinion. Just some background would be appreciated. Many state title teams have played "weak" schedules.
The opinion is that the SWBL teams are battle tested and therefore better? Valley View has a major injury right now and so does Coldwater. Milton is healthy and hungry for competition. That's just one guys opinion, though.
2020 state champs kirkland prior to playoffs played 1 team with a winning record , chardon won d3 state that year played 2 teams with winning recordsOf last years 7 state champions only DIV Clinton Massie plays in a subpar conference and they played a non conference schedule which consisted of two DII schools and two DIII schools, one of whom was the defending state runner up. Eds, Winton Woods, Chardon, Versailles, Carey-opened the season with DVII runner-up, Marion Local play great competition.
We don't know the strength of Valley View yet. They may be one of the stronger D5's in the state. I feel that they are. It's obvious that MU played in a terrible league this year, that typically would be a bit stronger with Covington at 100% and Miami East at 100%. The decision to move to a conference like the TRC was due to travel and the future movements of the SWBL. To-date, the competition hasn't hurt the Dogs. Shawnee was supposed to be the biggest test since Valley View. While the Arrows were a good team, they weren't as strong as Dohn Community to the eye. The boys made quick work of them and still the narrative is that they are going to struggle with tougher competition. I get it, but this is all conjecture that is not backed up with any eye-test, in most cases, and to me this is very prejudiced on MU's last 10 years of records. Basically, "I don't know that program from prior years, so they can't be any good".Of last years 7 state champions only DIV Clinton Massie plays in a subpar conference and they played a non conference schedule which consisted of two DII schools and two DIII schools, one of whom was the defending state runner up. Eds, Winton Woods, Chardon, Versailles, Carey-opened the season with DVII runner-up, Marion Local play great competition.
2020- no one played a full schedule and using Kirtland is ridiculous as they are in the mix for a title each year.2020 state champs kirkland prior to playoffs played 1 team with a winning record , chardon won d3 state that year played 2 teams with winning records
I wasn't diminishing anything MU has or will accomplished I was simply pointing to your blanket statement regarding state champion's schedules. When a football program is a PROGRAM, then you see what a Massie does when they play in a somewhat inferior conference. They schedule some ballclubs to test their mettle. Though conference foe Western Brown is still alive in DIII.We don't know the strength of Valley View yet. They may be one of the stronger D5's in the state. I feel that they are. It's obvious that MU played in a terrible league this year, that typically would be a bit stronger with Covington at 100% and Miami East at 100%. The decision to move to a conference like the TRC was due to travel and the future movements of the SWBL. To-date, the competition hasn't hurt the Dogs. Shawnee was supposed to be the biggest test since Valley View. While the Arrows were a good team, they weren't as strong as Dohn Community to the eye. The boys made quick work of them and still the narrative is that they are going to struggle with tougher competition. I get it, but this is all conjecture that is not backed up with any eye-test, in most cases, and to me this is very prejudiced on MU's last 10 years of records. Basically, "I don't know that program from prior years, so they can't be any good".
It's all understandable and I might eat crow, but this team has already made it further than many gave them credit for at the beginning of the season. The work-ethic and the belief of these young men is amazing and it's something that I have not seen at MU, ever. I give credit to the parents and the coaches at MU. This is just my opinion
2019 d4 state champs clyde won against 0 teams with winning records in regular season2020- no one played a full schedule and using Kirtland is ridiculous as they are in the mix for a title each year.
okay2019 d4 state champs clyde won against 0 teams with winning records in regular season
You cant say anything on here without a Milton super fan thinking your attacking their team.I wasn't diminishing anything MU has or will accomplished I was simply pointing to your blanket statement regarding state champion's schedules. When a football program is a PROGRAM, then you see what a Massie does when they play in a somewhat inferior conference. They schedule some ballclubs to test their mettle. Though conference foe Western Brown is still alive in DIII.
we love a “new member”You cant say anything on here without a Milton super fan thinking your attacking their team.
Joined a year ago. Being a member for a long time does not change anything I said.we love a “new member”
okayJoined a year ago. Being a member for a long time does not change anything I said.
Here we go again....You cant say anything on here without a Milton super fan thinking your attacking their team.
Not an MU fan but definitely respect their program. I think the biggest thing people don't understand is the perspective of the MU fans. This isn't just one of their playoff caliber teams, many view this as one of their program's best teams. So if they feel a little slighted, I think that is a big factor. They also take a lot of flak for their conference being down at the moment. Either way, they do have a nice football team this season.You cant say anything on here without a Milton super fan thinking your attacking their team.
I think it'll depend on who wins. If region 18 is won by Liberty Center/Elmwood/Eastwood, then I could see them leaving it like that. If Coldwater were to win the region, then I could see them rebracketingDoes region 20 play region 19, or do they re-bracket for the state semifinals?
Makes more sense to play teams closer together. Madeira and Eastwood would be very far apart though.I think it'll depend on who wins. If region 18 is won by Liberty Center/Elmwood/Eastwood, then I could see them leaving it like that. If Coldwater were to win the region, then I could see them rebracketing