WK13 Ironton vs. The Burg

[TigerBob]

darn and here I thought it was #lockthegate and #allin. Ahh. Maybe you guys can go watch Burg and squint and pretend youre a program that finishes instead of talks?

Will you just give me some picks?

College or Pro?

Wait heres one.

Trevor Carter will suit up next season as a Tomcat or Pirate.

I can’t bet on that!

College will be fine.

[Paper Tigers]

Will you just give me some picks?

College or Pro?

Wait heres one.

Trevor Carter will suit up next season as a Tomcat or Pirate.

I can’t bet on that!

College will be fine.

Buckeyes defense still looks troubled. Gave up way too many yards to Purdue. Sparty pulls the upset unfortunately. Sparty by a Tuddy & a fg

[yabbadabbadoo]

Ironton will be solid again next year, but some of their fans going to have to get their expectations back to reality (no more assuming Kirtland in State Finals is their only obstacle). Ironton returns the majority of their skill players (Carpenter, Keyes, Perkins, Wilson, Wylie, etc.), but will have some major holes to fill on both the offensive and defensive lines. Their offense could be explosive next year with a healthy Carpenter back at QB, but I don't see their defense being anywhere as dominant as they were this year with the losses of Cochran, Duncan, Washington, etc.

I could see Ironton struggling early next year (open with 3 straight road games at Burg, at Jackson, at Fairland) due to new players on offensive and defensive lines, but get a lot better as year goes on and be one of top teams in Region 19 when playoffs roll around (kinda sounds familiar).*

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

[FIDO]

Ironton will be solid again next year, but some of their fans going to have to get their expectations back to reality (no more assuming Kirtland in State Finals is their only obstacle). Ironton returns the majority of their skill players (Carpenter, Keyes, Perkins, Wilson, Wylie, etc.), but will have some major holes to fill on both the offensive and defensive lines. Their offense could be explosive next year with a healthy Carpenter back at QB, but I don't see their defense being anywhere as dominant as they were this year with the losses of Cochran, Duncan, Washington, etc.

I could see Ironton struggling early next year (open with 3 straight road games at Burg, at Jackson, at Fairland) due to new players on offensive and defensive lines, but get a lot better as year goes on and be one of top teams in Region 19 when playoffs roll around (kinda sounds familiar).*

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Doesn't his parents now live in Wheelersburg? Perhaps, he'll end up with the Pirates next year where he can put his talents on display.

[FIDO]

darn and here I thought it was #lockthegate and #allin. Ahh. Maybe you guys can go watch Burg and squint and pretend youre a program that finishes instead of talks?

Will you just give me some picks?

Trevor Carter will suit up next season as a Tomcat or Pirate.

very interesting. Ashland or the Burg? I like ohio football better. Does Ironton and Ashland still play?

[Paper Tigers]

Will you just give me some picks?

Trevor Carter will suit up next season as a Tomcat or Pirate.

very interesting. Ashland or the Burg? I like ohio football better. Does Ironton and Ashland still play?

They should play.

Pendleton is 0 - 2 vs ashland
Carrico graduated 0 - 3 vs ashland

[art_vandelay]

Ironton will be solid again next year, but some of their fans going to have to get their expectations back to reality (no more assuming Kirtland in State Finals is their only obstacle). Ironton returns the majority of their skill players (Carpenter, Keyes, Perkins, Wilson, Wylie, etc.), but will have some major holes to fill on both the offensive and defensive lines. Their offense could be explosive next year with a healthy Carpenter back at QB, but I don't see their defense being anywhere as dominant as they were this year with the losses of Cochran, Duncan, Washington, etc.

I could see Ironton struggling early next year (open with 3 straight road games at Burg, at Jackson, at Fairland) due to new players on offensive and defensive lines, but get a lot better as year goes on and be one of top teams in Region 19 when playoffs roll around (kinda sounds familiar).*

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

[Paper Tigers]

Ironton will be solid again next year, but some of their fans going to have to get their expectations back to reality (no more assuming Kirtland in State Finals is their only obstacle). Ironton returns the majority of their skill players (Carpenter, Keyes, Perkins, Wilson, Wylie, etc.), but will have some major holes to fill on both the offensive and defensive lines. Their offense could be explosive next year with a healthy Carpenter back at QB, but I don't see their defense being anywhere as dominant as they were this year with the losses of Cochran, Duncan, Washington, etc.

I could see Ironton struggling early next year (open with 3 straight road games at Burg, at Jackson, at Fairland) due to new players on offensive and defensive lines, but get a lot better as year goes on and be one of top teams in Region 19 when playoffs roll around (kinda sounds familiar).*

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

Why did Ironton pull a qb that has played entire playoffs for em for a non qb comin off injury that cant throw a good pass or read a defense?

[art_vandelay]

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

Why did Ironton pull a qb that has played entire playoffs for em for a non qb comin off injury that cant throw a good pass or read a defense?

Do not know the answer to that...only thing I can figure is the Ironton coaching staff felt like soph. qb would manage the game better than the freshman (i.e. take care of the ball) despite missing previous games due to injury.*

[Paper Tigers]

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

Why did Ironton pull a qb that has played entire playoffs for em for a non qb comin off injury that cant throw a good pass or read a defense?

Do not know the answer to that...only thing I can figure is the Ironton coaching staff felt like soph. qb would manage the game better than the freshman (i.e. take care of the ball) despite missing previous games due to injury.*

Yea its a mystery considering thru 1st 3 games of season he had 1 td pass and 8 picks.

[wobycat]

Ironton will be solid again next year, but some of their fans going to have to get their expectations back to reality (no more assuming Kirtland in State Finals is their only obstacle). Ironton returns the majority of their skill players (Carpenter, Keyes, Perkins, Wilson, Wylie, etc.), but will have some major holes to fill on both the offensive and defensive lines. Their offense could be explosive next year with a healthy Carpenter back at QB, but I don't see their defense being anywhere as dominant as they were this year with the losses of Cochran, Duncan, Washington, etc.

I could see Ironton struggling early next year (open with 3 straight road games at Burg, at Jackson, at Fairland) due to new players on offensive and defensive lines, but get a lot better as year goes on and be one of top teams in Region 19 when playoffs roll around (kinda sounds familiar).*

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

Oh my. Now we have to guarantee touches to high school transfers. I’ve heard it all now. Lol.

[Paper Tigers]

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

Oh my. Now we have to guarantee touches to high school transfers. I’ve heard it all now. Lol.

Wonder if its part of the recruiting pitch?

[wobycat]

Sounds like a couple of D1 schools are close to offering him, and as long as that happens, I can't see him leaving Ironton. But I think some of that is where Ironton had trouble establishing an identity on offense this year. Wide receivers with Perkins' talent ain't transferring in to watch Ironton only throw 5 passes/game, so there subtle pressure on Pendleton to throw the ball even if running Keyes/Wilson the whole game is the better gameplan for the team.*

Oh my. Now we have to guarantee touches to high school transfers. I’ve heard it all now. Lol.

Wonder if its part of the recruiting pitch?

Who knows? But it’s ignorant if so.

[FIDO]

Oh my. Now we have to guarantee touches to high school transfers. I’ve heard it all now. Lol.

Wonder if its part of the recruiting pitch?

Who knows? But it’s ignorant if so.

fact!

[OVCFan1]

darn and here I thought it was #lockthegate and #allin. Ahh. Maybe you guys can go watch Burg and squint and pretend youre a program that finishes instead of talks?

Will you just give me some picks?

College or Pro?

Wait heres one.

Trevor Carter will suit up next season as a Tomcat or Pirate.

Personally, I think he’s a Ram next season.

[OVCFan1]

Ironton will be solid again next year, but some of their fans going to have to get their expectations back to reality (no more assuming Kirtland in State Finals is their only obstacle). Ironton returns the majority of their skill players (Carpenter, Keyes, Perkins, Wilson, Wylie, etc.), but will have some major holes to fill on both the offensive and defensive lines. Their offense could be explosive next year with a healthy Carpenter back at QB, but I don't see their defense being anywhere as dominant as they were this year with the losses of Cochran, Duncan, Washington, etc.

I could see Ironton struggling early next year (open with 3 straight road games at Burg, at Jackson, at Fairland) due to new players on offensive and defensive lines, but get a lot better as year goes on and be one of top teams in Region 19 when playoffs roll around (kinda sounds familiar).*

I'm just curious as to why the Perkins kid would stay at Ironton. He was a non-factor in that last game. With him being a receiver why stay at a school that doesn't throw the ball???

Perkins oughtta go to Fairland, better coaching, more passing and the trump card - better basketball.

[Beergogglebluez]

Talking about kids leaving my question is why would the Keyes kid stay at ironton. Barely gets played, not sure it’s attitude, injuries or coaches have a issue with him. I read he had 130 yards rushing on limited runs. Burg had around 150 yards. I think that’s what I read.

[wobycat]

This thread is played out.

[LucasDavenport]

This thread is played out.

Nodding my head here.

[TigerBob]

It is a wonder Ironton can field a team honestly.