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OSU Josh
Knight of the Round Table
Posts: 18224
Registered: Feb 2007 |
 Posted January 24th, 2012 11:50 AM IP   
Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference Football Champions
Blue Division, Red Division
2011- Pleasant, North Union
2010- Pleasant, North Union
2009- Pleasant, North Union
2008- Pleasant, Buckeye Valley
2007- Pleasant, Highland
2006- Pleasant, Highland
2005- Pleasant, Elgin
2004- Pleasant, Highland
2003- Pleasant, Elgin & Highland
2002- Pleasant, River Valley
2001- Pleasant, River Valley
2000- Pleasant, Elgin & River Valley
1999- Pleasant, Elgin
1998- Pleasant, North Union
1997- Pleasant, Buckeye Valley
1996- Pleasant, Buckeye Valley & Elgin & River Valley
1995- Pleasant, Buckeye Valley
1994- Mount Gilead, Buckeye Valley & River Valley
1993- Pleasant, Elgin
1992- Pleasant, Buckeye Valley & Elgin & River Valley
1991- Pleasant, Elgin
1990- Cardington, Elgin
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Ezekiel
All-State
Posts: 1502
Registered: Jul 2007 |
Posted January 26th, 2012 04:29 PM IP
20 out of 22 possible titles for Pleasant. Unbelievable.
Champions are made in the off-season.
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Red Flash
All-Region
Posts: 716
Registered: Jan 2012 |
Posted February 18th, 2012 12:14 AM IP
What do you think about the new additions to the league?
Reality continues to ruin my life.
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Ezekiel
All-State
Posts: 1502
Registered: Jul 2007 |
Posted February 22nd, 2012 10:29 PM IP
It's going to get old real quick for the teams traveling to Jonathan Alder and Fairbanks. They used to complain on the trips to North Union and Buckeye Valley.
It makes the eastern schools happy as it keeps them small and the Morrow/Knox County in the same division which is good for them. I don't see this being the end of the movement especially since Upper/Galion are in the NW district.
If they don't push for the cross-divisional games it would be a lot better for playoff pushes. But let the schools determine who they play, not the league for the cross-divisonal non-conference match ups.
Champions are made in the off-season.
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nknight92
All-Block
Posts: 43
Registered: Feb 2012 |
Posted February 23rd, 2012 04:58 PM IP
I would like to see On cross game in football, make it count as a conference game, not sure how teams would be matched?, If JA was not such a big outlier i would say by size, Or you could do an over all champion game at the end, But again I realize there are problems to doing this. I just hope Northmor stops playing Crestline, I know that there is TONS of History there, But few computer points to win there,
I agree I complain about BV and NU all the time, But JA is Far worse,
Anyway there is a lot to be determined SOON!
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Ezekiel
All-State
Posts: 1502
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Posted February 23rd, 2012 07:45 PM IP
If you're worried about Crestline in computer points, what makes it think it's going to be good for Pleasant or Galion playing Northmor?
Cross over games should only be considered if the ADs want that for non-conference. Nothing like seeing the top 3 teams in the Blue Division with one or two losses and not win the championship, but the Red Division go 6-4 and be the league champion. No thank you.
Especially for JA, Fairbanks and North Union... let them play teams in non-conference with natural rivals.
Northmor and Crestline need to keep playing each other, small distance, similar sizes and big gates.
Champions are made in the off-season.
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FbFan
All-Region
Posts: 680
Registered: Aug 2011 |
Posted February 23rd, 2012 08:13 PM IP
^^ Agree. You only get computer points when you win. Northmor needs to build their program up with wins over anyone, before concerning themselves with computer points.
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nknight92
All-Block
Posts: 43
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Posted February 25th, 2012 10:14 AM IP
All good points, i didn't think about that
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nknight92
All-Block
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Posted February 25th, 2012 10:55 AM IP
also, Jonathan Alders enrollment numbers for boys this year were lower than river valley and buckey valley,
Also, northmor is only 10 boys from being d6.
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galion
All-State
Posts: 3552
Registered: Nov 2009 |
Posted February 25th, 2012 11:23 PM IP
If there ends up being two 8 team divisions there is no reason to have crossover games. This is a much stronger football conference than the NCC is, especially with the addition of Alder. Galion's underclassmen better start eating their Wheaties now if they want to contend.
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downtown_for_th
All-State
Posts: 2379
Registered: Oct 2005 |
Posted February 27th, 2012 11:04 PM IP
Quote:
galion wrote:
If there ends up being two 8 team divisions there is no reason to have crossover games. This is a much stronger football conference than the NCC is, especially with the addition of Alder. Galion's underclassmen better start eating their Wheaties now if they want to contend.
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From the looks of that list... the MOAC has been Pleasant's B-I-_-C-H in football for sometime.
President of the Dead Horse Society.
Commissioner of the Holmes County Rake Fighting Association.
And now known as a hair splitter.
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galion
All-State
Posts: 3552
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Posted February 28th, 2012 09:49 AM IP
Alder hasn't been part of the conference. That being said Pleasant will still contend every year they just might not win it.
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Pronkville
All-Galaxy
Posts: 15513
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Posted July 23rd, 2012 11:29 PM IP
Also, to add, not Football related but how good is Galion baseball now? Because playing in a conference with a team like Alder who is also a big baseball school, its going to be hard for them to contend in that conference.
Holy cow, Galion is in for long drives back and forth when they travel to Fairbanks, Alder and NU. I live in Hilliard and driving to Plain City still takes me a solid 20-25 mins.
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