Should Ohio high school football adopt a full playoff system
The author argues for a decisive playoff overhaul in Ohio high school football. He cites Kentucky and Missouri trends and proposes a 256 school class in eight regions with eight regions of 32 schools plus an at large group, starting with a meeting of athletic directors in Columbus to set conferences.
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Kentucky
Missouri
Hime
Ohio
Tnal
Columbus
Proposals for Ohio high school football playoffs and class system
The author outlines two playoff concepts for Ohio schools. One uses regional groups Buckeye and All-America with divisional play and ten weeks culminating in a final four in mid November. The second proposes five classes by enrollment with top four records making playoffs, plus a principals voting method to choose finalists.
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Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Hockey Scores and Schedule From Thursday and Wednesday
Hockey results include New York path with Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 4 Detroit 2 Minnesota 4 Cal fir day. Detroit at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Buffalo on Thursday. Nova Scotia 3 Prov 3 and Rochester Tidewater at Hampton Roads on Thursday.
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Nova
Buckeyes Edge Tech in Low-Scoring Bowls Duel
Ohio State 24 Georgia Tech 21 in a tight contest as fouls altered the flow. Witte fouled out for Georgia Tech while Halhuame Halfuame scored a key basket for the Buckeyes in a defensive battle.
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Firelands Conference opens with big matchup
South Central at Mapleton headlines the opening Firelands Conference card as the league begins. Western Reserve, led by high scorer Dave Mesenburg, hosts Norwalk St. Paul. Edison visits Black River and New London plays Monroeville with western Reserve also set for a Saturday non league game against Wellington.
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Mapleton
Trojans
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Dave Mesenburg
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Edison
Black River
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Monroeville
Wellington
Marion names Jim Drake new football coach
Jim Drake becomes Marion High School head football coach replacing Jed Middleton who resigned after six seasons. Middleton posted a 22-36-2 record with a 14-28 Buckeye Conference mark and led teams to winning campaigns in 1969 and 1970, including an 8-2 5-2 conference season in 1969.
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Marion Harding
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Drake
Harding
Jed Middleton
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Elyria
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