holdingout;979012 wrote:True. Big Red wants no part of Dover on the hardwood. Big Red knows this.

Hardwood? Is that some kind of oxymoron or are you club kid?:laugh:

jasony;979758 wrote:I had to laugh last night when I saw how much bigger the Mooney players were than Dovers. It is quite obvious a school like Mooney has a HUGE advantage with the way they are able to get players. Much respect to schools like Dover and Stubenville that take home grown talent and succeed year in and year out.

You might have had a point until you threw in Stuebenville, then you just looked stupid

If you think Steubenville wins with home only home grown talent, you've been sneaking into daddy's moonshine again farm boy

Rocket08;979772 wrote:You might have had a point until you threw in Stuebenville, then you just looked stupid

If you think Steubenville wins with home only home grown talent, you've been sneaking into daddy's moonshine again farm boy

yea right every starter is from Steubenville ... your out of your mind face it .. Mooney is an outlaw program that has huge mob ties and they will always succeed until the corrupt OHSAA puts a stop to it .. which I doubt since many are prolly on payroll

Every time Dover has played Stubenville there has never been an obvious size disparity like i saw last night. I was always impressed with way Stubenvilles players got off the ball and were very quick, that comes from coaching. It took
Dover playing Stubenville 3 times to get there play and speed to that level. It is clear to anyone with two eyes that Mooney is an all star team year in and year out. I guess that is good for them but to me high school is not college. Your team is represenative of your town with kids from that town. And anyone how thinks Stubenville gets players the way Mooney does is obviously out of touch with reality.

Thinthickbigred;979779 wrote:yea right every starter is from Steubenville ... your out of your mind face it .. Mooney is an outlaw program that has huge mob ties and they will always succeed until the corrupt OHSAA puts a stop to it .. which I doubt since many are prolly on payroll

Negged for absurd ignorance

jasony;979758 wrote:I had to laugh last night when I saw how much bigger the Mooney players were than Dovers. It is quite obvious a school like Mooney has a HUGE advantage with the way they are able to get players. Much respect to schools like Dover and Stubenville that take home grown talent and succeed year in and year out.

"Big Red football team is 33% open enrollment"...That quote came directly from a Big Red football parent.

jasony;979813 wrote:Every time Dover has played Stubenville there has never been an obvious size disparity like i saw last night. I was always impressed with way Stubenvilles players got off the ball and were very quick, that comes from coaching. It took
Dover playing Stubenville 3 times to get there play and speed to that level. It is clear to anyone with two eyes that Mooney is an all star team year in and year out. I guess that is good for them but to me high school is not college. Your team is represenative of your town with kids from that town. And anyone how thinks Stubenville gets players the way Mooney does is obviously out of touch with reality.

Whatever you have to tell yourself every time you lose.

Its been said over and over again that all but one of Mooney starters are from Mooney feeder-schools. You saying that Mooney gets players from everywhere or are an All-Star team from the greater Youngstown area does not make it so. (Nevermind the fact that teams from the greater Youngstown area continue to do well despite claims of Mooney stealing all the good players in the area)

I respectfully disagree with you sir. It is well know how Mooney gets their players and all you had to do was ask some of their fans last night. Like I said earlier, good for Mooney. I just think their fans would acknowledge the obvious advantage they have over other D-3 teams.

Mooney44Cards;979824 wrote:Whatever you have to tell yourself every time you lose.

Its been said over and over again that all but one of Mooney starters are from Mooney feeder-schools. You saying that Mooney gets players from everywhere or are an All-Star team from the greater Youngstown area does not make it so. (Nevermind the fact that teams from the greater Youngstown area continue to do well despite claims of Mooney stealing all the good players in the area)

jasony;979835 wrote:I respectfully disagree with you sir. It is well know how Mooney gets their players and all you had to do was ask some of their fans last night. Like I said earlier, good for Mooney. I just think their fans would acknowledge the obvious advantage they have over other D-3 teams.

Nice response full of heresay. Again, just because you say it doesn't make it true.