dazedconfused
Posts: 2,662
Nov 27, 2012 3:48am
i believe st marys started as all girls but became co-ed or it was vice versa...i can't rememberrmolin73;1330180 wrote:I just wanted to coment on this snipet of the rant which was brought up else where.
SVSM used to be 2 schools, Saint Vincent and Saint Mary. But then 1970 OHSAA instituted playoffs with 3 divisions, 4 regions per division and just took the computer champion from each region to play each other. So Akron snobs changed up and consolidated, took them 2 fb seasons to get their ducks in a row but 1972 the 2 privates merged and took state. They've been buying wins since before these Dover boys were born. Props to the parent$ who's favorite movies are Remember the Titans and The Blindside but have never seen The Ten Commandments.
From what I understand St. Marys was an all girls school. So how could they have helped?
wes_mantooth
Posts: 17,977
Nov 27, 2012 10:52am
Better cheerleaders leads to better spirit....leads to faster, stronger players....duhrmolin73;1330180 wrote:I just wanted to coment on this snipet of the rant which was brought up else where.
SVSM used to be 2 schools, Saint Vincent and Saint Mary. But then 1970 OHSAA instituted playoffs with 3 divisions, 4 regions per division and just took the computer champion from each region to play each other. So Akron snobs changed up and consolidated, took them 2 fb seasons to get their ducks in a row but 1972 the 2 privates merged and took state. They've been buying wins since before these Dover boys were born. Props to the parent$ who's favorite movies are Remember the Titans and The Blindside but have never seen The Ten Commandments.
From what I understand St. Marys was an all girls school. So how could they have helped?
Crimson and Gray Hair
Posts: 384
Nov 27, 2012 1:07pm
...and the private schools recruit all the best cheerleaders ...and better cheerleaders leads to better spirit....leads to faster, stronger players....and there's the rub!wes_mantooth;1330351 wrote:Better cheerleaders leads to better spirit....leads to faster, stronger players....duh
Pick6
Posts: 14,946
Nov 27, 2012 2:33pm
I'll make it clear..I'm not particularly a fan of private schools myself, but the guy comes across as a straight baby, sore loser. However, I think the real problem lies within urban private schools that control their enrollment to stay in a lower divison, giving them a competitive advantage. (NC, Ursuline, Wheeling Central). Its not like all the talent in Summit County goes to Akron SVSM. They have a good program, but are kind of like Massilon, they havent won anything in a long time.
My suggestion for private schools is to bump them up a division
St. Mary's won a state title in 1961, so my guess is that it was St. V who used to be an all-girls schools.
My suggestion for private schools is to bump them up a division
St. Mary's won a state title in 1961, so my guess is that it was St. V who used to be an all-girls schools.
skank
Posts: 6,543
Nov 27, 2012 4:57pm
How could a team win a state title in '61 when football didn't start in Ohio until '72?
The Massillon hasn't won anything in a long time line if funny coming from a guy who's school finally made it past the reg. finals.
The Massillon hasn't won anything in a long time line if funny coming from a guy who's school finally made it past the reg. finals.
Pick6
Posts: 14,946
Nov 27, 2012 5:52pm
Who is my school?skank;1330712 wrote:How could a team win a state title in '61 when football didn't start in Ohio until '72?
The Massillon hasn't won anything in a long time line if funny coming from a guy who's school finally made it past the reg. finals.