none of those teams are anywhere near MNW.
touche'.You can always tell an Ohio football fan, you just can't tell them anything. Steeler, you nailed it square on the head.
none of those teams are anywhere near MNW.
the 72 dolphins schedule prior to the season (71 records) included opening AT KC - (10-3-1), site of their memorable 71 playoff game, vs Vikings (11-3), year in year out NFC power and 2 division games against Colts (10-4) who battled them for the AFC championship in 71
who knew the Chiefs would go 8-6, the Colts 5-9 and the Vikes 7-7, THAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH PEOPLE LIKE CONCHA who criticize schedules in hindsight
Sounds like secondary bovine by-product.Until you leave your nest and beat, or at least play other national programs on their turf, I'm believe the deck is stacked in these "invitionals".
Good comp in state is subjective.Apparently the powers that be are reluctant to seek out top flight compitition, unless it comes to you.Hiding behind a rule that could be changed if AD's and coaches wanted to put to a test their ability and tradition. The possibility of being exposed is most likely the reason your teams are reluctant to force a change.I should think that an organization in such a football proud state that is so proud of their teams and traditions would be chomping at the bit to go out and demonstrate to us unwashed that so called "superior" brand of ball.
the 72 dolphins schedule prior to the season (71 records) included opening AT KC - (10-3-1), site of their memorable 71 playoff game, vs Vikings (11-3), year in year out NFC power and 2 division games against Colts (10-4) who battled them for the AFC championship in 71
who knew the Chiefs would go 8-6, the Colts 5-9 and the Vikes 7-7, THAT IS THE PROBLEM WITH PEOPLE LIKE CONCHA who criticize schedules in hindsight
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If ST.X played MNW in Miami, I believe it would be ugly. All that BS about "completely undisciplined" and poor coaching should have been put to rest in Southlake a few months ago.In all this chest pounding about Cincy and other Ohio teams and how well they fare, has any top flight Ohio team ever loaded up a bunch of kids and trucked 500-2000 miles and visited other backyards? Get real people, had Colerain played Hoover( the 3rd best team in Bama) at Legion Field on a sultry Alabama evening most likely the Cards would have lost.Home field is usually an advantage in the NFL and the NCAA.On the HS level probably even more pronounced. Obviously Ohio has many strong programs but until you guys hit the road and dance in Florida, Texas, Cali, I'm not buying what you are trying to pawn off. Inevery one of these bragging rights games, the Ohio team is at home, or pretty close to home.Get on I-75 south and head on down to Warner Robins, Georgia and test your metal against Northside.After that come on down a bit further to the Concrete Palace and introduce yourself to Lowndes.Do some home and away with some Texas or Louisiana programs and lets see how your teams react to playing in different and unfriendly and unfamiliar environs. Leave your cocoon and put your prowness to test when other variables are in part of the equation.
And as an aside, "If you are Ohio State, you're GATOR BAIT!"
There is absolutely NO WAY IN HECK that St. X puts any pressure on Jacory Harris with that Mammoth Offensive Line. If they blitz, MNW will burn them with the WR's. If they don't MNW picks them apart.
Oh, and MNW can run the ball too. Their O Line is huge.
As for Defense, they would shut down Darius Ashley. MNW matches up very favorably against St. X.
St X had an easy argument saying it can play with anyone in the country
no question about it
however that can apparently be said with several if not many other teams nationwide
congrats on a great season so far and two more rounds of playoffs
X's opponents this year are 107-42.
MNW's are 54-59.
Nobody doubts that MNW is really good, but throwing crap at X after having to show up and beat teams that typically had just one or two losses in a normal week is asinine.
MNW and DLS haven't had to show up every week versus anything remotely like what X has. And X has done it without one of the nation's top RB prospects for several games and minus the starting senior QB for several others.
X has walked the walk.
Others are just talking the talk.
X's opponents this year are 107-42.
MNW's are 54-59.
Nobody doubts that MNW is really good, but throwing crap at X after having to show up and beat teams that typically had just one or two losses in a normal week is asinine.
MNW and DLS haven't had to show up every week versus anything remotely like what X has. And X has done it without one of the nation's top RB prospects for several games and minus the starting senior QB for several others.
X has walked the walk.
Others are just talking the talk.
i guess those 1-2 loss team are inclusive
EXCEPT
5 Loss St Eds
5 Loss LaSalle
4 loss Elder
4 loss Moeller
4 loss Elder again
how can anyone not see all these 1-2 loss teams
Moron,
Who was criticizing a schedule in hindsight?
namecalling is the greatest debating skill you have mr contradiction I mean concha-diction
and the answer to your question is YOU
you even did it in your response post
are you that bi-polar?
Moron,
Who was criticizing a schedule in hindsight?
namecalling is the greatest debating skill you have mr contradiction I mean concha-diction
and the answer to your question is YOU
you even did it in your response post
are you that bi-polar?
Actually, MV didn't beat Moeller, but hey good guess :shrug: !
last time I checked 26 points beat 22
Is it different where you live?
or are you gonna fall for that ineligble player who played 2 plays on special teams?
who won on the field?
Yeah, cheating is frowned up here. Is it different where you live?
Actually, MV didn't beat Moeller, but hey good guess :shrug: !
If Moeller played the way they did against X for the first 3 quarters, Mission Viejo would've has their ----- handed to them. Moeller showed that they were dominant after Mission Viejo got to quick scores. If Moeller's players and coaches played the way they did in the end of the first and the whole second quarters for the whole game then it woudln't have been a game. Even with Moeller's players giving up those two early scores Moe still could have won easily, but uber-conservative play calling in the second half cost them the game. I know it's "if", but I honestly believe Moe beats MV 9 out of 10 times and cleans their clocks 4 out of 10 times. This is one of the least talented Moeller teams in history, they one games on heart and determination not talent.
take it and run with it
a team that won 5 of 10 games in cali beat a gcl playoff winning team
then had to forfeit because of a technicality on pw
yeah he was an all american right?
moeller would have won right?
lmao
enjoy your forfeit win
I saw Lowndes play a couple of years ago when they were ranked #1 or #2 in GA to start the season. They played GA power Parkview. Saw the game with a buddy of mine (DLS fan from California). We couldn't believe how bad it was.
If Moeller played the way they did against X for the first 3 quarters, Mission Viejo would've has their ----- handed to them. Moeller showed that they were dominant after Mission Viejo got to quick scores. If Moeller's players and coaches played the way they did in the end of the first and the whole second quarters for the whole game then it woudln't have been a game. Even with Moeller's players giving up those two early scores Moe still could have won easily, but uber-conservative play calling in the second half cost them the game. I know it's "if", but I honestly believe Moe beats MV 9 out of 10 times and cleans their clocks 4 out of 10 times. This is one of the least talented Moeller teams in history, they won games on heart and determination not talent. Although it was a big down year for MV as well I still believe Moeller would have beaten them last year as well. Moeller defense had way more talent last year.
Moellers average size of dbs 2006 - 6'1" 180 2007 - 5'11" 175
Moellers average 40 of dbs 2006 - 4.6 2007 - 4.6
Moellers average size of lbs 2006 - 6' 205 2007 - 6' 190
Moellers average 40 of lbs 2006 - 4.7-4.8 2007 - 4.9
Moeller average size of dl 2006 - 6'3" 265 2007 - 6'2" 215
Moellers average size of dl 2006 - 4.8-4.9 2007 - 5.0-5.1
And so is good out of state competition. Just because a team is out of state doesn't make them "better." DeMatha came to cincy and got it handed to them by St. X...but DeMatha "was a pretender" some say, even though they were nationally ranked at the time of the game.
Maybe if other states had as much talent as Ohio does in state they wouldn't need to travel out of state to find competition. :shrug: See how that works? I can make baseless claims too. Bottom line is this: X has run the table on what is arguably one of the toughest schedules in the country and is ranked right there with MNW. While I don't claim to know who would win, stating X would stand no chance is just silly.