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Bait, I know you love the Tigers, and want the best for them, things will be better next season.

YOU'RE TIGER BAIT wrote: ↑Thu Nov 30, 2017 10:24 am I'm hearing at least 4 are pulling out now.

I have family that is a starter on Ironton football team, he told me that no one is leaving.

It use to be on Sports Time Ohio.

Raceland is playing for a Class 1 A State Championship, That's the small class in Kentucky.
I hope they can win it. I have a friend who's kids go there.

I will listen to the game on WNXT.

Ironton only went 4-6, because over half of the starter's miss the last 3 games.
Next year if they stay health 7-3 or 8-2, would be my guess.

I hope the Bobcats can win the SOC I.

The Burg will go anywhere, to watch the Pirates play, city schools don't travel that well.
so look for it to be closer to Columbus.

Yes injuries happen, but not to many teams have as many as Ironton did.

Playing without 8 starters, and being down 28-0, the young Tigers
fought hard and was at the two yard line, when time ran out.
The 2nd strings guy's should be proud they fought hard and never
gave up.

Ironton was at the one yard line when time ran out.
Young Tigers played hard and never gave up.

With the Tigers down 8 starters, this game could get ugly.

The Burg will make it too Canton, to play in the Championship game.

Ironton will still be without 8 starters, I read in Ironton newspaper,
sound like Portsmouth has everyone back. I will say it may not a close
game.

Theirs a good QB, out there that doesn't have the supporting cast,
around him to show want all and can do. I won't say his name, because
I don't want to hurt the feelings of his team mate.

I think it's for the best, Green get's no more kids hurt, and Oak Hill
get's rest and stays health for the playoffs.

The JR. Team finished 4-3, they had 8, 8th graders.

The Tigers were down 8 starters, after their game on Friday night.
I hope they have some of them back, for Friday nights game.

Greenup Co. is lead by Gage Hughes, one of the top SG in the state, has started since 8th grade year.
He's signed to play baseball with Cincinnati Bearcats.

A lot of the JV team has played in their two games.