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Most National Championships??
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Bordertown
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There are no national champions in high school football. They are all mythical.
E-L-D-E-R 09
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Agreed
PorkopolisPigskin
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and ZERO state titles!
murphy13
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still more national titles than u have state titles not to mention better stadiums, better fan support, better practice facilitys, and to top it off better history!
PorkopolisPigskin
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But still more state titles!
murphy13
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but if you take that zerro and add twenty-two you will have massillons totall amount of state titles
whos your team, how many championships have they won?
murphy13
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your team didnt beat every team in ohio so i guess your team truelly isnt state champs either
, Massillusion!!!blip
PorkopolisPigskin
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I was just looking at this and couldn't find Massillon anywhere....hmm..please fill me in
http://yappi.com/football/StateChamps.html
Sykotyk
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Porkopolis, that's the same logic Steelers fans use for why their teams sucked for 40 years before even making a playoff game.
Most would agree that had there been state playoffs prior to the OHSAA instituting them, that Massillon would've won several of them. Out of 22 'media poll' championships, you'd have to figure they'd have won several just by the odds alone, let alone the fact they were a very good team.
Some people place too much emphasis on the media polls, some place too little. It's a good way of seeing who everyone thought was the best for that year based on what took place in the regular season.
Take it with a grain of salt, but don't discredit any team's accomplishment prior to the OHSAA starting the playoffs.
Sykotyk
Most would agree that had there been state playoffs prior to the OHSAA instituting them, that Massillon would've won several of them. Out of 22 'media poll' championships, you'd have to figure they'd have won several just by the odds alone, let alone the fact they were a very good team.
Some people place too much emphasis on the media polls, some place too little. It's a good way of seeing who everyone thought was the best for that year based on what took place in the regular season.
Take it with a grain of salt, but don't discredit any team's accomplishment prior to the OHSAA starting the playoffs.
Sykotyk
Price_Hillbilly
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The proof is in the paper...right Massillon? I love this stupid endless debate.
SteveFoxSC
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so let me get this they won 9 national titles and no state titles? How the #%@! is that possible?
My understanding is that there were no State wide playoffs.
PorkopolisPigskin
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Titles
Washington High School was voted the Ohio Division I, State Champions title 22 times
This statistic is based on AP/UPI Polls, since the Ohio playoff system did not start until 1972.
that was also on the website.....
Washington High School was voted the Ohio Division I, State Champions title 22 times
This statistic is based on AP/UPI Polls, since the Ohio playoff system did not start until 1972.
that was also on the website.....
murphy13
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so?
they beat all the cincy schools they played back in the day, today that by your standards should make you ruler over all the universe
PorkopolisPigskin
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haha ... just to let you know murphy13 im completely kidding with you..... i just love watching Massillon fans squirm... no hard feelings
murphy13
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its cool dude i just get heated over stupid stuff like this idk why but when someone insults my school i sort of feel obligated(if i didnt spell it it right idc) to defend it
E-L-D-E-R 09
Cooling Off
Not true. I was just messing with it no more than a week ago. All I had to do was click edit, change whatever, and hit submit. Nothing else
E-L-D-E-R 09
Cooling Off
What about it? They have 0 titles as well.
SLC has the last 3 mythical national championships (2004, 2005, 2006) and a pretty good shot at 2007. We'll see.