AP Ohio high school football poll second 2015 report
A state panel of sports writers and broadcasters rates Ohio high school football teams in the second weekly AP poll of 2015 by OHSAA divisions. Non lost record and total points are listed with first place votes in parentheses.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sports Writers and Broadcasters
Associated Press
OHSAA
Ohio State faces QB indecision as Meyer weighs Jones and Barrett
Ohio State coach Urban Meyer says neither Cardale Jones nor J.T. Barrett has edged the other after three games as the 3-0 Buckeyes prepare to host Western Michigan. Jones started the first three games but Barrett played late vs Northern Illinois.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Urban Meyer
Cardale Jones
J.T. Barrett
Meyer
Buckeyes
Western Michigan
Jones
Barrett
Northern Illinois
Elliott
Miller
Michael Thomas
Tony Alford
Darren Lee
Chris Ash
Manziel earns first Browns win sparks quarterback debate
Browns coach Mike Pettine weighs keeping Johnny Manziel as starter with Josh McCown in concussion protocol after Manziel’s 28 14 victory over Tennessee. Manziel threw two long TD passes to Travis Benjamin, showing growth despite two fumbles and uneven stats as Cleveland heads to a meeting on whether to start him vs Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEREA
Johnny Manziel
Browns
Mike Pettine
Manziel
Tennessee
Cleveland
Josh McCown
Travis Benjamin
McCown
Oakland
Pettine
Titans
Johnny
Craig Robertson
Robertson
Southern Lancers surge as Tornadoes falter on digs and defense
The Tornadoes struggle to defend and set their offense as Southern Lancers adjust by second and third sets. Wolfe and Bryan Harris spark the attack while Katlyn Young and Audrey Blake anchor pass reception, earning praise from coach Young for improved ball handling. Solich discusses momentum and challenging finale ahead, stressing team effort and belief.
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Dunfee
Deem
Tornadoes
Lancers
Katlyn Young
Southern
Wolfe
Bryan Harris
Young
Steele
Jackson
Scott
Coach Young
Bobcats
Solich
Piscotty Delivers Go Ahead Hit In Cardinals 2 1 Win Over Reds
Stephen Piscotty doubled home the go ahead run in the eighth as St. Louis beat Cincinnati 2 1. Tommy Pham tripled to open the rally and Jhonny Peralta followed with a run scoring single. Trevor Rosenthal earned the save to keep the Cardinals atop the division.
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ST. Louis
Stephen Piscotty
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Tommy Pham
J.J. Hoover
Jhonny Peralta
Piscotty
Johnathon Broxton
Trevor Rosenthal
Cardinals
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AP High
Chardon
Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin
Cincinnati
Turpin
Bishop Hartley
Columbia Station
Columbia
Glen Este
Germantown
Valley View
Bainbridge
Paint Valley
Avon
Kettering
Archbishop Alter
Lucasville Valley
Logan
Copley
Hudson
Cuyahoga Heights
Indian Hill
London
Mogadore Field
Jeromesville
Hillsdale
Zanesville
Maysville
Peninsula
Mechanicsburg
Clarksville
Clinton-Massie
Hubbard
Benedictine
St. Henry
Lakewood St. Edward
Akron Hoban
Byesville
Meadowbrook
Smithville
Lisbon
David Anderson
Huber Heights
Wayne
Poland Seminary
Kirtland
Defiance
Tinora
Gibsonburg
Fairfield
Akron St. Vincent St. Mary
Coldwater
Newark Catholic
Beverly Fort Frye
Westerville Central
Wapakoneta
Columbiana Crestview
Defiance Ayersville
Colerain
Wheelersburg
Berea-Midpark
Medina Buckeye
Chillicothe
Trace
Findlay
Cadiz
Harrison Central
Clyde
Danville
Cincinnati Elder
Trotwood-Madison
Millbury Lake
Caldwell
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Milan Edison
Fort Recovery
Lancaster
St. Marys
Doylestown
Chippewa
Lucas
Hilliard Darby
Mogadore
Northwest
Minster
Waynedale
St. Bernard Roger Bacon
Cincinnati la Salle
Magnolia
Sandy Valley
Creston Norwayne
McComb
Perrysburg
Steubenville
Canton Central Catholic
Versailles
Toronto
Aurora
Perry
Bidwell River Valley
Rootstown
North
Mayfield
Hamilton Badin
Jackson Jackson-Milton
Miami Valley Christian
Worthington Kilbourne
Johnstown-Monroe
Ezekiel Elliott
Braxton Miller
Virginia Tech
Hawaii
Manziels
Reds
John Lamb
Brandon Phillips
RBI
Jaime Garcia
Joey Votto
Votto
Garcia
Randal Grichuk
Eugenio Suarez
Todd Frazier
Grichuk
Frazier
Billy Hamilton
Matt Holliday
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