Hall out at Massillon
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rmolin73https://mobile.twitter.com/ceasterlinginde/status/531566966939451392
After an embarrassing defeat at the hands of Perrysburg, Hall and the school mutually agreed on his departure. What does the future hold for the once storied program? -
ernest_t_bassI think the next competitive balance proposal will ask for paper championships again. Norte Dame will ask for the same thing in CFB.
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CCRolly
In other words, how much did they offer him to just walk away?rmolin73;1672794 wrote:https://mobile.twitter.com/ceasterlinginde/status/531566966939451392
After an embarrassing defeat at the hands of Perrysburg, Hall and the school mutually agreed on his departure. What does the future hold for the once storied program? -
rrfanPretty sure he will land on his feet. Massillon has a very high standard that they can't meet. It is called winning one on the field...has not been done in the history of the program but yet every coach should be able to do it every year. Funny. Massillon Paper Tigers.
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Al BundyI think we all saw this coming for some time now. With the talent that we have accumulated, there is no excuse to not bring home more national championships.
During the regular season, we beat the D2 opponents on our schedule by an average score of 77-13. We were expected to roll through the D2 tournament, but we suffered one of the greatest upsets in football history instead. -
southbender12Its a joke that they cant keep a good coach because people have unrealistic expectations. Their loss in Hall is another programs gain. Perrysburg was ranked higher and you played on their turf...not an upset at all to be honest. Looking at the schedule, the only good teams that Massillon played, they lost to. Six playoff appearances in seven years is a heck of an accomplishment. There is too much talent and there are too many good programs and coaches these days to expect to dominate year in and year out. Some schools are able to do that but they are mostly private schools not public schools.
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thavoice
Maybe, maybe not.southbender12;1673503 wrote:Its a joke that they cant keep a good coach because people have unrealistic expectations. Their loss in Hall is another programs gain. Perrysburg was ranked higher and you played on their turf...not an upset at all to be honest. Looking at the schedule, the only good teams that Massillon played, they lost to. Six playoff appearances in seven years is a heck of an accomplishment. There is too much talent and there are too many good programs and coaches these days to expect to dominate year in and year out. Some schools are able to do that but they are mostly private schools not public schools.
Two of the most successful teams in the last 3 years (5 titles, 1 runners up, and still playing this year) are public..... -
soupcity 99
Im all for setting high goals, but National championships! Were talking about high school right? not college?Al Bundy;1673418 wrote:I think we all saw this coming for some time now. With the talent that we have accumulated, there is no excuse to not bring home more national championships.
During the regular season, we beat the D2 opponents on our schedule by an average score of 77-13. We were expected to roll through the D2 tournament, but we suffered one of the greatest upsets in football history instead. -
ernest_t_bass
You must be new here.soupcity 99;1673511 wrote:Im all for setting high goals, but National championships! Were talking about high school right? not college? -
Al Bundy
We have 9 national champions. No one in the entire country has matched that. It is the standard that our program is measured by.soupcity 99;1673511 wrote:Im all for setting high goals, but National championships! Were talking about high school right? not college? -
soupcity 99
You guys have amazing tradition and your facilities are second to none. The 9 national champions are awesome, but you last won one 53 years ago in 1961. I just took that as, if you don't win a national championship, you're a failure?Al Bundy;1673536 wrote:We have 9 national champions. No one in the entire country has matched that. It is the standard that our program is measured by.
Best of luck to you guys in the future. -
Al Bundy
That is our view every year. I hope that we will never lower our standards. Why shouldn't we strive to continue our tradition as the greatest high school football program in the world?soupcity 99;1673564 wrote: I just took that as, if you don't win a national championship, you're a failure?
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ernest_t_bass
Not just the world. Probably the NATION too, and maybe even the STATE!Al Bundy;1673596 wrote:That is our view every year. I hope that we will never lower our standards. Why shouldn't we strive to continue our tradition as the greatest high school football program in the world? -
Al Bundy
Our 9 national championship and 24 state championships show that we the best in each of those categories.ernest_t_bass;1673602 wrote:Not just the world. Probably the NATION too, and maybe even the STATE! -
ernest_t_bass
I wouldn't be surprised if the USA today grants Masillion the National Championship this year... Notre Dame, too.Al Bundy;1673668 wrote:Our 9 national championship and 24 state championships show that we the best in each of those categories. -
thavoiceTo feed the troll a little bit...
For those of you who are fans/alumni of schools who HAVE won a state title on the field....would you trade that for Massillon's history of championships?
I wouldnt trade our 4 for their 9. On the field is where it is at. -
Con_Alma
Never, ever.thavoice;1673686 wrote:To feed the troll a little bit...
For those of you who are fans/alumni of schools who HAVE won a state title on the field....would you trade that for Massillon's history of championships?
I wouldnt trade our 4 for their 9. On the field is where it is at. -
ernest_t_bassThe only place where Massillion's championships matter are in Massillion
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ZWICK 4 PREZWhat's funny is you same people make fun of posters who talk about "hi skoo footbaw" but when it comes to this, you're ok with discussing it?
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Al Bundy
It's just an example of the watering down of trophies and awards in society. For your four state championships, you competed against approximately 100 schools. For our nine national championships, we competed against tens of thousands of schools.thavoice;1673686 wrote:To feed the troll a little bit...
For those of you who are fans/alumni of schools who HAVE won a state title on the field....would you trade that for Massillon's history of championships?
I wouldnt trade our 4 for their 9. On the field is where it is at.
Isn't it ironic that a Steelers' fan on an Ohio website would call someone else a troll? -
thavoice
Actually it is an example of whom the real champions are when it is decided on the field instead of just a vote by writers who mostly never saw most of the teams they even voted for.Al Bundy;1673980 wrote:It's just an example of the watering down of trophies and awards in society. For your four state championships, you competed against approximately 100 schools. For our nine national championships, we competed against tens of thousands of schools.
Isn't it ironic that a Steelers' fan on an Ohio website would call someone else a troll? -
Old RiderAny word on who has shown interest in the Mass job? I heard that Ted Ginn Sr. was mentioned...can't imagine he would want that job. Any others?
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rrfan
Heard the same thing and don't think there is any truth to it...Lets see Ted Ginn Sr. would leave the Ted Ginn academy to go to Massillon....RIGHT.Old Rider;1684605 wrote:Any word on who has shown interest in the Mass job? I heard that Ted Ginn Sr. was mentioned...can't imagine he would want that job. Any others?