OdbCle Posted October 7 Report Share Posted October 7 Biggest shakeup this week comes on the heels of Walsh's victory over rival Hoban. The program is heading in the right direction under head coach Nick Alexander and he looks to be poised to loosen the stranglehold Hoban has had in the Akron area when it comes to talent. Most of the top ten held serve this week, but the X offense got stoned down in Louisville over the weekend and they fall from the rankings this week. 1. Moeller (previously #1, beat Elder 42-14) - Might Moe's offense keeps on rolling, and looks to be comfortably ahead of the rest of the D1 field. 10/11 @ Ignatius. 2. Massillon (previously #3, beat Football North (ON) 45-6) - Tigers rebound from last week's loss with a decisive victory over Football North. I don't think this is the best version of FN we've seen over the years, but still, the margin of victory was impressive. They host some other weird football academy this week. 10/11 v. Legacy Sports Sciences (TX). 3. Avon (previously #4, beat Berea-Midpark 49-7) - Cruise control until the playoffs. 10/11 @ Midview. 4. Walsh Jesuit (previously others, beat Hoban 19-14) - Warriors make the big jump this week after proving their legitimacy against Hoban. The rest of the schedule sets up nicely for an undefeated season and #1 seed in R5, where a potential rematch with Hoban will await at some point. 10/11 at NDCL. 5. Hoban (previously #2, lost to Walsh 14-19) - Still a very talented team capable of taking it all in tough D2. No time to lick their wounds as Glenville comes in looking to make another statement against a big private school power. 10/11 v. Glenville. 6. Winton Woods (previously #5, beat Loveland 49-0) - One more speed bump this week before the week 9 Anderson matchup. 10/11 v. West Clermont. 7. Lakota West (previously #6, beat Sycamore 52-0) - Another 50-burger for the LW offense and shutout for the defense. 10/11 @ Oak Hills. 8. Glenville (previously #8, beat Rhodes 35-14) - Not the blowout score I expected against an overmatched Senate League team, but I imagine plenty of backups played in this game. Last chance to make a big statement this week as they go on the road to Hoban. After that it's two more Senate scrubs and then the DIV playoffs, where their talent will far exceed the field. 10/11 @ Hoban. 9. St. Edward (previously #9, beat Ignatius 28-6) - Eagles won comfortably against their rival making it 8 in a row, the longest winning streak by either team in the history of the series. Ed's has gone to Eaton as the primary ball-carrier and he went for 160 yards against a porous Ignatius run defense. Ignatius' only score came off a blocked punt which set them up in Ed's territory (Ed's needs to get their shit together on special teams). They never really threatened at any other point in the game. 10/12 v. Football North (ON). 10. TCC (previously #7, beat SJJ 56-21) - Probably should have dropped TCC down a bit last week after the all-too-close win over Ignatius, but I was giving the Wildcats the benefit of the doubt in thinking they might have turned a corner. Turns out they haven't. 10/11 v. Orchard Lake St. Mary's (MI). Others: Pick North, Mentor, Bishop Watterson, St. X, Upper Arlington, Olentangy Liberty, Anderson, Ursuline, Elder, Princeton, Wadsworth, Anthony Wayne, Highland, Nordonia, Whitmer 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hardhit1 Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 Moeller 37 Iggy 0 halftime Hoban 17 Glenville 0 halftime Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reggid Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 22 minutes ago, hardhit1 said: Moeller 37 Iggy 0 halftime Allow me to shed a tear. Done. Yikes — what has happened to Iggy this year? They’re far worse than I expected. Meow. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hardhit1 Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 14 minutes ago, reggid said: Allow me to shed a tear. Done. Yikes — what has happened to Iggy this year? They’re far worse than I expected. Meow. They are not good at all so be nice 😀 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
OdbCle Posted October 12 Author Report Share Posted October 12 Friday finals: Moeller 44, Ignatius 0 Massillon 41, Legacy Sports Sciences (TX) 0 Avon 49, Midview 10 Walsh 63, NDCL 21 Hoban 20, Glenville 0 Winton Woods 12, West Clermont 7 Lakota West 52, Oak Hills 7 TCC 7, Orchard Lake St. Mary(MI) 6 Mentor 45, Brunswick 14 Pick North 28, Grove City 7 Olentangy Orange 28, UA 20 Olentangy Liberty 37, Hilliard Bradley 14 St. X 9, La Salle 0 Princeton 62, Fairfield 30 Riverdale Baptist (MD) 28, Elder 27 (OT) Bishop Watterson 53, St. Charles 0 Anderson 46, Walnut Hills 7 Hudson 23, Nordonia 22 Wadsworth 49, Stow 23 Highland 41, Revere 0 Whitmer 63, Sylvania Northview 0 Anthony Wayne 43, Holland Springfield 13 Ursuline 24, VASJ 17 Canton McKinley 35, Lake 21 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reggid Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 Eds leads CFN 15-0 at the half in a battle for the Intercontinental championship. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reggid Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 St. Eds wins 22-12 and claims the undisputed International Championship! Suck it, Mater Dei. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reggid Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 In other Ohio news, the Guardians win — they will play the evil, cheating Yankees for a trip to the World Series. Let’s freaking go! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
reggid Posted October 12 Report Share Posted October 12 $310 million payroll versus $90 million payroll — only a-holes would root for the Yankees. 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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