Mike Kopachy retweeted
The only things left: get Jeremiah Smith the Heisman Trophy and beat Michigan.
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Eighth District Court of Appeals says Salem will play University School Friday night.
Court rules in favor of OHSAA's request to stop the county court's order for Glenville to stay in playoffs. Glenville is out @cleveland19news @WOIOSports
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A high school athlete shouldn’t have to choose between being loyal to his football program and enjoying another sport.
If our definition of commitment requires a teenager to give up everything else he loves, maybe we need to rethink commitment.
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If you live in Ohio and want to play college football, these are the hotspots.
Get to their summer camps, get to gamedays, email or DM the coaches your video and build relationships.
You don't need to pay a recruiting service to help you find what's in your backyard.
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Don’t be afraid to have larger goals than the people around you. Don’t worry about fitting in. Strive to stand out instead!
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I cant believe I’m saying this. It seemed impossible just 12 hours ago. But the Browns are playing worse today than Ohio State did last night.
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The best kept secret in Ohio college sports is @YSUsports. Great people, and quality athletic facilities and well-run programs at the @NCAA Division I level.
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The development and coaching has to come back to college football. This whole hitting the portal to patch up a recruiting mistake is only going to get you so far.
Here’s my story on last night’s playoff game between @GoGreenFootball and @FreddieFBCoach
Newark Catholic football unable to stop Fredericktown's Ashcraft newarkadvocate.com/story/spo…
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The invisible scoreboard.
Who brings energy when they are tired?
Who celebrates when someone else scores?
Who listens when they’re being coached?
Who stays engaged on the bench?
The scoreboard doesn’t show everything that impacts winning.
Saunders big run over the right side for a Fredericktown first down and the Freddies just have to kneel it here to advance.
NC calls their final time out with Fredericktown facing a fourth and two with 1:57 to go in the fourth.
Freddies have taken off almost six minutes with three first downs. NC CALLS THEIR FIRST TIME OUT ON SECOND AND 11 FROM THE 34 YARD LINE WITH TWO MINUTES 11 SECONDS TO GO IN THE GAME.





















