Dude, it's over. Van Wert had an awesome year. Played Glenville better than anyone in D4 has through 15 weeks. But it's over. You can criticize them Glenville all you want, but that doesn't change that Van Wert lost.
Not an expert on the matter but I believe Ginn Academy operates similar to Akron Early College High School in Akron, students that attend AECHS (which doesn't have any sports teams) can only participate in sports for their neighborhood school. So if your normal school would have been Ellet, that would be the school you would play for. The part I'm not sure about is how those students count for CB.
I'll tell you what - go watch them Saturday night and honestly (if possible) tell me that is the same team you played in the snow and wind. I'm not saying the weather did not effect both teams - but it definitely brought Glenville down speed wise closer to VW.
Damn…. I haven’t been to McDonald’s in a while - they charge $1.75 for coffee now?
The all caps are a bit distracting, but the year-by-year breakdown shows that Glenville didn't go from D1 to D4 overnight, which some are trying to make it out to be.
the entire "divisions" thing is stupid if you think about it.
Oh my!!!
.Weather like that is a huge advantage to the offense. Maybe it affected both teams equally, but after having seen them live Saturday night, there defense would live in most d4 backfields all night with how fast they come off the ball.
How do you know Ted Ginn does not want to play D1 or D2? WHat do you mean "interntionally diminish? Have you read this thread? It is well-established Glenville in D4 was not an act manufactured by Cleveland Schools.
So, they would not count as CB numbers at their home school. The question is, can they go to a non home school and still not count? I wouldn't think so.
That's the entire problem with this thread. No one knows. It seems to me that by looking at the numbers, there is nothing really wrong going on. The one thing I find iffy is that Glenville has ZERO CB numbers. Not a single kid from outside the district is playing football there? Not to beat a dead horse, but unless they are doing something to suppress the number of girls at Glenville, the numbers do not seem out of whack. If something was up, you would expect to see 350 girls and 249 boys. Not the case.
your entire post is stupid because you didn't think about it.
no, I don't drink.Oh my!!!
I like some of your posts most of the times and agree with your posts sometimes but mostly I think you drink more than I do, yet I'm not as mad
cheers
You must be reading a different thread than the rest of us.
you accused Glenville, or Ginn, or someone of cheating to gain D4 status in another thread did you not?
doesn't HAVE to be that way. why shouldnt a school be able to be in tournament in any higher "division" it wishes? has nothing to do with first ten games. just has to keep same roster of players for tournament as for harbin totals for seeding in tournament. go by harbins weighted for strength of schedule. across all schools regardless of division for regular season purposes.
I don't disagree but until the OHSAA permits it technically DOES HAVE to be that way. Schools should be able to move up if they wish.
He is #7. His uncle was the QB for Ohio St. about 8 to 10 years ago
I thought the schools tell the OHSAA what to do : not the other way around.
I did not realize that. Maybe a good showing in the state championship will garner him some more interest.
His uncle was Cardale Jones in 2014, the year Ohio St won the National Championship.
Compromise.