The difference I see is this. The early Hoban teams of 2014-2018 (all state titles) had a completely different make up than they do today. Their teams and fan base were made up of a more diverse group of players and parents with traditional CYO, Suburban area and Akron City kids all coming together with 1 goal. These teams were also very hungry and were highly motivated. All of this success and exposure drew in more talent than before but with that came some of the individualism that was mentioned above. The old teams had maybe 1-2 Power 5 Kids but majority were FCS, D2 and a few Mid majors. Todays team has 10 or so FBS kids and a few of the others and very few traditional CYO players and families. Alot of talent and egos to manage at such a young age as most are offered as freshman and sophomores. Cudos to coach T in building a program with national recognition and providing an opportunity for so many to go to college for free and enjoy the college experience.