Yup a team would have to play 16 games to win a state championship/become a state runner-up.
It's (at least) 2 too many in my IMO.
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It's (at least) 2 too many in my IMO.
I will venture Hoban wins D2 unless someone out there has a superb passing game
Walsh is not beating Hoban on a neutral field without Walsh's refs
FWIW Hoban's male enrollment is most likely the smallest of all D2s and actually avg for D3
They're D2 strictly because they won so many State Championships so they got bumped up
Amusing they just beat St Eds.. St Eds has more kids on their football rosters than Hoban has students (male and female)
Walsh is not beating Hoban on a neutral field without Walsh's refs
FWIW Hoban's male enrollment is most likely the smallest of all D2s and actually avg for D3
They're D2 strictly because they won so many State Championships so they got bumped up
Amusing they just beat St Eds.. St Eds has more kids on their football rosters than Hoban has students (male and female)
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
Correct on all accounts
D7 is the smallest division an some of them have a hard time fielding a team some weeks...New Miami wasn't even awful this year, they went 4-6 so it's not like they were 1-9 going into the playoffs. They know the reality is they will get destroyed and, most importantly, potentially hurt in this game and they don't want to risk that for their kids. I think every coach wants Marion Local far away from D7 ASAP and there probably was a message hidden there in their thanks but no thanks responses.
And also correct - all divisions in Ohio, 1-7, are setup the same in that there are 4 regions with 16 teams making it 6 wins to title town.
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
Very close - Hoban is the 3rd smallest in D2 at 316 for males. Only SVSM (268) and Hamilton Badin (291) are lower. https://ohsaaweb.blob.core.windows.net/files/Sports/Football/2024/2024DivisionII.pdf
They're not D2 though just due to dominance...they have a 177 competitive balance addition but even with just a score of 77 they'd still be D2.
St. Ed's is having a very down year at 5-5....although, that's still light years ahead of what St. Ignatius had become after the retirement of Chuck Kyle. 1-9 is an utter disgrace....they are 4-18 since he retired.
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
I think South Range gets there, but Ironton has looked vulnerable. Whoever makes it out of the meat grinder that is R18 (https://joeeitel.com/hsfoot/rankings/2024/region-18) is going to have a shot, but I definitely agree anyone other than South Range winning would be a surprise.
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I disagree that Ironton has looked vulnerable - their only loss is to a Canadian football academy, and Pikeville, KY was a close game, but nobody else was even close. I think SR brings home another title this year - and Canfield will keep avoiding playing them so they don't lose
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cincibuck
You kids stay off my lawn!
My old high school, Kettering Fairmont, is number one in the Dayton district for the first time in like forever. In my three years (1958 -1960) they lost only two games, both my senior year, and then went undefeated the next two before being split into two schools.
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