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Re: 2018 SOC 2 Football Offseason Talk and Outlook

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Oak wrote: Tue Jun 12, 2018 11:42 pm Not sure what Oak Hill has to do with this subject. In my opinion any kind of recruiting is wrong.
I can clarify that. Your forum name is Oak. Most assume you’re an Oak Hill fan. You are accusing burg as recruiting, which is strange when Oak Hill basketball has had plenty of teams with students out of district come play over the years for Oak hills coach.


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Injun wrote: Wed Jun 13, 2018 6:02 am So what would happen if it was proven that someone that isn't an employee of the school was giving benefits to a player or his family to entice them to go to a school?
If that’s proven, the student could possibly be ruled ineligible. Doubt anything happens to the person enticing. Where’s the students parent in this equation?


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Injun wrote: Wed Jun 13, 2018 6:58 am From some things I've heard it sounds like a fairly legitimate question.
Just because you hear it doesn’t mean there is any truth to it


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Re: 2018 SOC 2 Football Offseason Talk and Outlook

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Yeah! I hear there is a guy in Kentucky named Clearance that is 11'0" tall...... there is even a sign on the bridge warning you about him when you cross to Ashland... soooo it must be TRUE!!!!


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Re: 2018 SOC 2 Football Offseason Talk and Outlook

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I've been at Shawnee Summer League basketball games last couple of weeks. You start getting to know parents from other schools after being there every week for 3+ hours as well as from playing against the same athletes in other sports. I've already heard a couple of conversations between parents containing half-joking comments like "your boy would look pretty good at (insert school here)." Is that recruiting? I don't think so. The AAU basketball/travel baseball scene is the same way. Now if those casual conversations turn into regular conversations with coaches involved or having knowledge, then yeah, call it recruiting.

As for this thread, the Burg paranoia right now is off the charts. Yeah, they are gonna dominate SOC II football and basketball next year. But talk of them leaving the conference is wishful thinking. Minford baseball (and Valley as well) is finally doing something about Burg's baseball dominance. What is stopping other SOC II schools from doing the same in football? As for me, I think the Holden/Salyers combo is just that special combo that doesn't come along too often at D4-D5 schools. After they graduate, Burg still likely the yearly favorite in football, but the league will be a lot more competitive and these threads will hopefully be a thing of the past.*


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art_vandelay wrote: Wed Jun 13, 2018 11:53 am I've been at Shawnee Summer League basketball games last couple of weeks. You start getting to know parents from other schools after being there every week for 3+ hours as well as from playing against the same athletes in other sports. I've already heard a couple of conversations between parents containing half-joking comments like "your boy would look pretty good at (insert school here)." Is that recruiting? I don't think so. The AAU basketball/travel baseball scene is the same way. Now if those casual conversations turn into regular conversations with coaches involved or having knowledge, then yeah, call it recruiting.

As for this thread, the Burg paranoia right now is off the charts. Yeah, they are gonna dominate SOC II football and basketball next year. But talk of them leaving the conference is wishful thinking. Minford baseball (and Valley as well) is finally doing something about Burg's baseball dominance. What is stopping other SOC II schools from doing the same in football? As for me, I think the Holden/Salyers combo is just that special combo that doesn't come along too often at D4-D5 schools. After they graduate, Burg still likely the yearly favorite in football, but the league will be a lot more competitive and these threads will hopefully be a thing of the past.*

Wouldn't crown burg SOC II basketball champs just yet, I know oak hill and waverly lose a good bit of players but should be just as good as last season


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SOC II, beefing up their schedules, rank them!

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Let’s talk about the conference and who they are playing, rank the teams from the best schedule down. They all have nice schedules. It’s going to make the league tougher with big computer points!! Good Luck to all schools!

SOUTHERN OHIO CONFERENCE-DIVISION II

LUCASVILLE VALLEY
24-Aug-18 H PORTSMOUTH
31-Aug-18 H COAL GROVE DAWSON-BRYANT
7-Sep-18 A PIKETON
15-Sep-18 A RACELAND
21-Sep-18 H FAIRVIEW
28-Sep-18 H WAVERLY
5-Oct-18 A PORTSMOUTH WEST
12-Oct-18 H BELPRE
19-Oct-18 A WHEELERSBURG
26-Oct-18 H MINFORD

MINFORD
24-Aug-18 A IRONTON ROCK HILL
31-Aug-18 H OAK HILL
7-Sep-18 H NELSONVILLE-YORK
14-Sep-18 A MCDERMOTT NORTHWEST
21-Sep-18 A WILLIAMSBURG, OH
28-Sep-18 H PORTSMOUTH WEST
5-Oct-18 A MCARTHUR VINTON COUNTY
12-Oct-18 A WHEELERSBURG
19-Oct-18 H WAVERLY
26-Oct-18 A LUCASVILLE VALLEY

PORTSMOUTH WEST
24-Aug-18 A SOUTH POINT
31-Aug-18 A PORTSMOUTH
7-Sep-18 H COAL GROVE DAWSON-BRYANT
14-Sep-18 H WELLSTON
21-Sep-18 H RACELAND
28-Sep-18 A MINFORD
5-Oct-18 H LUCASVILLE VALLEY
12-Oct-18 A WAVERLY
20-Oct-18 N WHEELING CENTRAL, WV
26-Oct-18 H WHEELERSBURG

WAVERLY
24-Aug-18 A PIKETON
31-Aug-18 H CHILLICOTHE ZANE TRACE
7-Sep-18 A CHILLICOTHE UNIOTO
14-Sep-18 H PROCTORVILLE FAIRLAND
21-Sep-18 H NELSONVILLE-YORK
28-Sep-18 A LUCASVILLE VALLEY
5-Oct-18 H WHEELERSBURG
12-Oct-18 H PORTSMOUTH WEST
19-Oct-18 A MINFORD
26-Oct-18 H LOGAN, OH

WHEELERSBURG
24-Aug-18 H IRONTON
31-Aug-18 A COLUMBUS BISHOP HARTLEY
7-Sep-18 H HEATH
14-Sep-18 A COLUMBUS BISHOP WATERSON
21-Sep-18 H JACKSON
28-Sep-18 A OAK HILL, OH
5-Oct-18 A WAVERLY
12-Oct-18 H MINFORD
19-Oct-18 H LUCASVILLE VALLEY
26-Oct-18 A PORTSMOUTH WEST


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Looking at SOC II schedules I think Burg holds the best schedule but the others are right behind them in power of schedule. I put waverly #3 because they are a bigger school and the schedule they have is who they should be playing every year!!

1. Burg
2. Valley
3. Waverly
4. Minford
5. West


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Interesting burg doesn’t play a Scioto co team until week 8


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Wheelersburg 's non conference schedule is brutal for a D5 team, but iron sharpens iron. The other teams skeds are middle of the road in terms of difficulty.


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14U wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 10:11 am Looking at SOC II schedules I think Burg holds the best schedule but the others are right behind them in power of schedule. I put waverly #3 because they are a bigger school and the schedule they have is who they should be playing every year!!

1. Burg
2. Valley
3. Waverly
4. Minford
5. West

Waverly being very picky on who they want to play similar to their size, as they've been playing Zane trace and unioto fairly recently that are close in numbers


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Kicker. wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 12:35 pm
14U wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 10:11 am Looking at SOC II schedules I think Burg holds the best schedule but the others are right behind them in power of schedule. I put waverly #3 because they are a bigger school and the schedule they have is who they should be playing every year!!

1. Burg
2. Valley
3. Waverly
4. Minford
5. West

Waverly being very picky on who they want to play similar to their size, as they've been playing Zane trace and unioto fairly recently that are close in numbers
Zane Trace and Unioto makes sense.
They also picked up NY home and home and D2 Logan.


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Wheelersburg has the toughest schedule, no doubt. But the others are right neck and neck. I would give Valley the 2nd toughest considering they are DVI. Then Minford with Waverly and West finishing it up. Waverly has 4 EASY games to start the season as does West. But the DII Logan game separates those 2.


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Omega wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 11:35 am Wheelersburg 's non conference schedule is brutal for a D5 team, but iron sharpens iron. The other teams skeds are middle of the road in terms of difficulty.
I wouldn't say their schedule is brutal or they're playing iron unless some of those teams really improve from last year. Hartley I'll give you that one, and much credit to burg for pulling in that game. The others let's look at the scores, Ironton 48-3, Heath 41-0, Waterson 47-17, and Jackson 38-14. I look for ironton and Jackson to be improved but to close that much of a gap probably not.

West has a tough schedule they just don't have that landmark opponent like Hartley, some of the teams on their schedule will be improved from last year and you'll see Coal Grove dip down.


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Raceland, Coal Grove, and Wheeling Central are good non conference games for West. South Point is a snoozer, but Fairland cut and ran. Portsmouth is so so.

Wheeling won their State Title. Raceland was Runner Up. Both return alot.


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Westfan wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 8:43 pm Raceland, Coal Grove, and Wheeling Central are good non conference games for West. South Point is a snoozer, but Fairland cut and ran. Portsmouth is so so
South Point will be improved, they've got themselves a new coach, probably 35 kids or so and are big. While I believe West wins I don't know if I'd call it a snoozer this year. Trojans who knows they're got the players in place to be tough but can the coaching staff pull it all together is the question.


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greygoose wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 8:00 pm
Omega wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 11:35 am Wheelersburg 's non conference schedule is brutal for a D5 team, but iron sharpens iron. The other teams skeds are middle of the road in terms of difficulty.
I wouldn't say their schedule is brutal or they're playing iron unless some of those teams really improve from last year. Hartley I'll give you that one, and much credit to burg for pulling in that game. The others let's look at the scores, Ironton 48-3, Heath 41-0, Waterson 47-17, and Jackson 38-14. I look for ironton and Jackson to be improved but to close that much of a gap probably not.

West has a tough schedule they just don't have that landmark opponent like Hartley, some of the teams on their schedule will be improved from last year and you'll see Coal Grove dip down.
When burg picked up these teams they were good teams. Ironton has been on schedule forever but Watterson look at the team they were when it was signed. Jackson has been the team under burg for years and Heath well they are a story program in the day but not so much these days. It’s hard to find teams to play you when you’re the team week in and week out!! I see the SOCII being tough again this year and better bring ur A game because it’s going to be interesting!


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14U wrote: Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:35 am
greygoose wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 8:00 pm
Omega wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 11:35 am Wheelersburg 's non conference schedule is brutal for a D5 team, but iron sharpens iron. The other teams skeds are middle of the road in terms of difficulty.
I wouldn't say their schedule is brutal or they're playing iron unless some of those teams really improve from last year. Hartley I'll give you that one, and much credit to burg for pulling in that game. The others let's look at the scores, Ironton 48-3, Heath 41-0, Waterson 47-17, and Jackson 38-14. I look for ironton and Jackson to be improved but to close that much of a gap probably not.

West has a tough schedule they just don't have that landmark opponent like Hartley, some of the teams on their schedule will be improved from last year and you'll see Coal Grove dip down.
When burg picked up these teams they were good teams. Ironton has been on schedule forever but Watterson look at the team they were when it was signed. Jackson has been the team under burg for years and Heath well they are a story program in the day but not so much these days. It’s hard to find teams to play you when you’re the team week in and week out!! I see the SOCII being tough again this year and better bring ur A game because it’s going to be interesting!
Yeah no kidding, just doesn't mean this is a brutal schedule in 2018. There's still teams closer they can sign that are tough typically every year compared to going to Heath. They're toughest game outside of Hartley will be within the conference.


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greygoose wrote: Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:06 pm
14U wrote: Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:35 am
greygoose wrote: Fri Aug 10, 2018 8:00 pm

I wouldn't say their schedule is brutal or they're playing iron unless some of those teams really improve from last year. Hartley I'll give you that one, and much credit to burg for pulling in that game. The others let's look at the scores, Ironton 48-3, Heath 41-0, Waterson 47-17, and Jackson 38-14. I look for ironton and Jackson to be improved but to close that much of a gap probably not.

West has a tough schedule they just don't have that landmark opponent like Hartley, some of the teams on their schedule will be improved from last year and you'll see Coal Grove dip down.
When burg picked up these teams they were good teams. Ironton has been on schedule forever but Watterson look at the team they were when it was signed. Jackson has been the team under burg for years and Heath well they are a story program in the day but not so much these days. It’s hard to find teams to play you when you’re the team week in and week out!! I see the SOCII being tough again this year and better bring ur A game because it’s going to be interesting!
Yeah no kidding, just doesn't mean this is a brutal schedule in 2018. There's still teams closer they can sign that are tough typically every year compared to going to Heath. They're toughest game outside of Hartley will be within the conference.
Your right but who will play burg? I see a lot of teams dodge burg like they did with Ironton back in the late 70’s, 80’ and early 00’s. I’m not saying everybody but most. I would like to see them play Ky and Wv teams, less travel more computer points!!


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14U wrote: Sat Aug 11, 2018 10:42 pm
greygoose wrote: Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:06 pm
14U wrote: Sat Aug 11, 2018 9:35 am

When burg picked up these teams they were good teams. Ironton has been on schedule forever but Watterson look at the team they were when it was signed. Jackson has been the team under burg for years and Heath well they are a story program in the day but not so much these days. It’s hard to find teams to play you when you’re the team week in and week out!! I see the SOCII being tough again this year and better bring ur A game because it’s going to be interesting!
Yeah no kidding, just doesn't mean this is a brutal schedule in 2018. There's still teams closer they can sign that are tough typically every year compared to going to Heath. They're toughest game outside of Hartley will be within the conference.
Your right but who will play burg? I see a lot of teams dodge burg like they did with Ironton back in the late 70’s, 80’ and early 00’s. I’m not saying everybody but most. I would like to see them play Ky and Wv teams, less travel more computer points!!
BINGO, Ashland Blazer, Point Pleasant, Cabel Midland a team that played Jackson in 2016 and won 28-7 same year Burg beat Jackson 38-13. Blazer is just roughly 30 minutes away and the other 2 are right at the 1 hr mark. Quality teams and not a bad drive, now maybe they've reached out to these teams who knows, going to doubt it because given the caliber of the teams going to find it hard to believe they wouldn't play. Huntington, Belfry (drive time little to far at 2 hrs though), I mean the teams are there and Burg used to cross the River non-stop back in the 90s to get those added points but I don't recall them crossing it in recent memory. All of those are high quality teams that I'd be after instead of a 2.5 hr drive to Heath. Doesn't matter though 2018 season is set but going forward would like to see them take on some of those teams, shoot that same year for Jackson had them facing off against Winton Woods as well.


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