Be Nice;587425 wrote: fish..you try so hard on this site, but yet the majority of your posts are so idiotic. You, Mr. fish, are clueless. Christmas is right around the corner. Hooked on Phonics is a gift you might want to wish for.
Alma_Parker;587405 wrote:etak you're confused. 'their' here is like 'their kids,' meaning being part of the same group as, not owning, like 'their car.' Like you might say "my kids" meaning the ones in your family. instead of hunting for jock to make what you perceive as a semantic miscue, try to refute his logic. Oh wait, that won't work.
queencitybuckeye;587279 wrote:Far more hollow would be a separation where a team like Shadyside could bve considered a "state champion". People holding that position should be embarrassed.
skank;587289 wrote:Great post, I will tell you that I have seen some pretty darn good teams here in Massillon, but as I have said before, the "parochial advantage' HAS really derailed our program, I mean to play the Moeller tri state all star team in the '80s, the Ignatius Greater NEO all star teams in the '90s and '00s, then we run into the St X parochial power in the 05 title game. The 91 team was loaded with talent, talent that went on to OSU, BGSU, Kentucky, Toledo, Mich. State, Another to Kentucky, another to BGSU, Mt. Union. western Ky. and we still couldn't beat your all star team that year, maybe you're right.
Be Nice;587425 wrote:Tierman...very, very true, but the OHSAA is balless. They've turned a blind eye to this "joke" for years. Truth be known the majority of the board is probably Catholic.
clovis..you now have 7 little posts. That tells me you are new to this site and haven't even come close to reading my other posts or even those of others who feel the same way I do. And yet you say I don't explain myself? Yes, your team won. Good for you. Are they the best team in Ohio at your division? Being handed a trophy DOESN"T make you the best, because your teams not. You won going through the playoff system. If your team was in region 16 it would have been one and done. You were declared state champs, but your team is not the best. Sorry.
fish..you try so hard on this site, but yet the majority of your posts are so idiotic. You, Mr. fish, are clueless. Christmas is right around the corner. Hooked on Phonics is a gift you might want to wish for.
aged jock;587301 wrote:Being from Massillon, has it occurred to you that the great Paul Brown teams were great because Paul Brown was coach? Maybe Steuby fans should realize that Reno has something to do with their success? Do you think leadership, drive, inspiration, belief or other intangibles have something to do with success on the field and in everyday life? I don't know, but just maybe you guys should start looking there instead of going right to the R word because you just can't figure out why some privates do pretty well at the higher echelons of sports and everything else.
Now I think I've read it all. This is literary brilliance.Be Nice;587425 wrote: clovis..you now have 7 little posts. That tells me you are new to this site and haven't even come close to reading my other posts or even those of others who feel the same way I do. And yet you say I don't explain myself? Yes, your team won. Good for you. Are they the best team in Ohio at your division? Being handed a trophy DOESN"T make you the best, because your teams not. You won going through the playoff system. If your team was in region 16 it would have been one and done. You were declared state champs, but your team is not the best. Sorry.
Dude, I'm not trying at all. It'll take someone with a little more mental horsepower than you to get me to break a sweat on here. Keep up the good fight, though...it's at least entertaining.Be Nice;587425 wrote:fish..you try so hard on this site, but yet the majority of your posts are so idiotic. You, Mr. fish, are clueless. Christmas is right around the corner. Hooked on Phonics is a gift you might want to wish for.
wags6817;587318 wrote:All I'm saying is that Delphos could have beaten every D-6 team in the state that bad. Shadyside had a great year, just like Coldwater has but they may give up 70+ today to.
Be Nice;587447 wrote:sherm...now you're really showing your age. LOL
Alma_Parker;587426 wrote:aged, when folks have never been in a system, they have a hard time imagining what it would be like. Then they get intimidated and imagine to themselves that excellence (in football, debate, chess, whatever) is somehow 'beyond them.' So they feel bad. Next, they create a bogeyman to feel better again, like "the Catholics." (I suppose skank's cousins in Utah think it's "the Mormons."). Meanwhile, what the folks in Orrville and Coldwater and Versailles and Steubenville and Ironton and Kenton know is that it's right in front of them, that anybody is in fact capable of discipline and focus and persistence. Get the grade schools and 7th and 8th graders all running the HS offense for 5-10 years and it starts to really take hold. Get the parents all to understand that if a kids goofs off, even if he's from an 'important' family or a top athlete, that he's GONE from the program; take the hit that accrues from dropping those kids for a few years... and a little more takes hold. Make sure kids know starting at 6 that when you score you hand the ball to the ref without a dance or a gesture (act like you've been there before because you and your brothers and uncles have been there). It takes awhile, but it's called a program. And it's not about private or public. It's not about bogeymen. It's just good football.
Yep...I see the side with stats and facts and figures. You see the side blinded by unfounded hatred and jealousy.Be Nice;587480 wrote:sherm...are you as stupid looking as you sound? I've explained my point many a time. Sorry you can't comprehend it.
...and keep on trying to justify the good ole' non recriut Catholic way. You, pal, only see one side to this problem. Many of us see the other.
...and by the way my LOL's are only laughing at you even more now.
DSJ only played four Div VI schools before the playoffs, all MAC teams.Alma_Parker;587457 wrote:Weird, I thought I'd read somewhere that Delphos had a couple pretty touch games in D-VI during the regular season... maybe I'm wrong.
DSJ's scheduleCenterBHSFan;586723 wrote:In the case of Shadyside/Delphose, has anybody brought up strength of schedule yet? I haven't read all the posts, so I don't know, just asking.
I'm a fan of the OVAC in general, but the interplaying competition isn't like playing in the MAC. I'm not bashing the OVAC and I'm not putting the MAC on a shrine, it just is what it is.
*which is the only reason why I've been against the Buckeye 8*
Alma_Parker;587444 wrote:I don't know as much about the north, but wasn't Massilon the team that was really good before they used to actually play the games and they just asked people who they thought might be good? And you don't exactly help your argument when you 'remember' that Massilon had all the college-play-capable athletes and the teams they lost to didn't. And you still lost. Due to discipline and focus, presumably.
skank;587244 wrote:Here's what I propose, remember the NFL Europe? On the uniforms of the players they wore the logos of the NFL team they were affiliated with? That's what we should make the parochials do. A kid from Ignatius, he was recruited from Brecksville, he wears a Brecksville Bees logo on his jersey.
Be Nice;587487 wrote:Good bye, sherman. Have a lovely day.
Delphosfan;587499 wrote:DSJ only played four Div VI schools before the playoffs, all MAC teams.
DSJ 17 Marion Local 13 DSJ scored the winning TD with 1:03 to go.
DSJ 35 Minster 7 last second TD makes it 21-0 at the half, DSJ subs score late to make it 35-7. Minster finished 5-5 but made regional finals
DSJ 50 New Bremen 16 scoreless after the first quarter
DSJ 49 Fort Recovery 0
Sonofanump;587570 wrote:So a few years ago Massillon would have had a QB with Orrville Red Riders on his uni? Just so I am clear.
skank;587528 wrote:I never said the teams they lost to didn't....The teams they lost to had kids from the tri state area, kids from all over the greater Cleveland area, kids from the City of Cincinnati. Furthermore, I wouldn't presume if I were you, because your presumption is wrong, the leader of that team was Lee Owens, who went directly to OSU as an assistant.
sherm03;587486 wrote:Yep...I see the side with stats and facts and figures. You see the side blinded by unfounded hatred and jealousy.
Be Nice;587639 wrote:Alma... tell us how it feels to live in your perfect little football world where only your beliefs are conveniently located within that small egotistical mind of yours. How does it feel to be perfect and never be wrong in your opinions and minds eye? Seriously, how does it feel? Perhaps life has dealt you a harsh blow. Perhaps you weren't the jock you wanted to be in HS, but instead set the bench praying for better days. Perhaps your coach finally called your name, go get'em alma, only to get in, but to sadly have a public school linebacker hand you your teeth back with a shrug and smile on his face. Perhaps this is your way to get even with the HS world of publics vs privates. What a sad and pathetic little individual you seem to be. It must be a lonely existence for someone that is never wrong, but probably also has nobody in his life to relate these feelings to except his little keyboard, mouse and monitor. You probably feel invinceable once you push that magical button on your computor. Time to get to work and prove these public HS bastards wrong. What a pathetic little life you must lead.