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10/6/05
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Wilson at Massillon
SITE: Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, 7:30 p.m.
RECORDS: Youngstown Wilson 1-5, Massillon 6-0.
LAST WEEK: Indian Creek 36, Woodrow Wilson 19; Massillon 29, St. Ignatius 26.
LAST MEETING: Massillon won 74-0 in 2002.
WHAT TO WATCH: Massillon is hoping there is no hangover after beating Ignatius for the first time in nine meetings. It was an important win, but head coach Tom Stacy wants his team to continue to focus on each week’s opponent. That won’t be easy this week because Wilson is struggling but showing signs of improvement. The Tigers are in a tough position on the schedule, coming off the Ignatius win and before Warren Harding. A perfect evening for Massillon would be to get out to a big lead early, then rest starters. Last week’s game took a toll on Massillon’s health a bit. Starting QB Bobby Huth may not play because of a concussion. That means senior QB Shawn Weisend will get another chance to impress Stacy, not that he needs it. Weisend scored the game-winning TD last week on a bootleg run. If Huth can play, Stacy would like to get him on the field because there are certain aspects of the offense that need correcting. RB Brian Gamble, who played most of the game going both ways and on special teams, could use a three-quarter break. Wilson will run out of the I-formation and spread offense. QB Gary Scott is the team’s best player, and Massillon’s defense will be in for a challenge keeping him bottled up. Wilson’s only win came two weeks ago against Campbell Memorial. Wilson’s 50 defense is suspect. Three teams have scored at least 30 points, and the leading tacklers are defensive backs.
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10/6/05
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Wilson at Massillon
SITE: Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, 7:30 p.m.
RECORDS: Youngstown Wilson 1-5, Massillon 6-0.
LAST WEEK: Indian Creek 36, Woodrow Wilson 19; Massillon 29, St. Ignatius 26.
LAST MEETING: Massillon won 74-0 in 2002.
WHAT TO WATCH: Massillon is hoping there is no hangover after beating Ignatius for the first time in nine meetings. It was an important win, but head coach Tom Stacy wants his team to continue to focus on each week’s opponent. That won’t be easy this week because Wilson is struggling but showing signs of improvement. The Tigers are in a tough position on the schedule, coming off the Ignatius win and before Warren Harding. A perfect evening for Massillon would be to get out to a big lead early, then rest starters. Last week’s game took a toll on Massillon’s health a bit. Starting QB Bobby Huth may not play because of a concussion. That means senior QB Shawn Weisend will get another chance to impress Stacy, not that he needs it. Weisend scored the game-winning TD last week on a bootleg run. If Huth can play, Stacy would like to get him on the field because there are certain aspects of the offense that need correcting. RB Brian Gamble, who played most of the game going both ways and on special teams, could use a three-quarter break. Wilson will run out of the I-formation and spread offense. QB Gary Scott is the team’s best player, and Massillon’s defense will be in for a challenge keeping him bottled up. Wilson’s only win came two weeks ago against Campbell Memorial. Wilson’s 50 defense is suspect. Three teams have scored at least 30 points, and the leading tacklers are defensive backs.
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