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  • homefield
    ManO'War;415918 wrote:Go read up on some Ohio High School football and get back to me Skippy.

    Well can you just answer my questions since you seem to think you know it all.
    You like to pick on the little schools from your area but when you are confronted by a real powerhouse you have no answers and that really puts a damper on your ego.

    I have read your post where you are always slamming the other area schools and even trying to convince people that Big Red invented football but you are one of the people that give Big Red fans a bad name with your better than thou attitude.
  • homefield
    snyds113;416251 wrote:I have never been one to call what people posts stupid.In this case though this statement you just posted was not very well thought out.

    I think everyone is entitled to their opinion and thats what makes this country that we live in great.I am just saying that before you put yourself on the same level as another team that you should look at the whole picture and if you want to talk about elite teams then you should be able to compete in all aspects of the program and my point is that we have won 10 state championships and a couple of national titles and not only do we win games and we send all of our students on to the next level for education and even D1 college sports and then some even go on to the next level.

    Comparing Iggy and Big Red is like comparing Ohio State and Mount Union,They are both good but they are on different level when it pertains to sports and education.
  • FairwoodKing
    Big Red and Iggy are two very different types of schools. According to the government, Big Red is an inner-city school. We have to accept students that schools like Iggy would reject. It's no wonder that most Iggy students go on to college. They are in a position of only accepting students that are college material.

    As far as football is concerned, Iggy is a big Div. I team and Big Red is barely Div. III. Yet we gain enough computer points every year to make the playoffs even if we were Div. I.

    For a school our size, we put an extraordinary number of players into college on scholarships. We compare to many Div. I teams in that regard.

    Our educational system in Steubenville is the very best. We have all new buildings and state-of-the-art facilities. We draw the very best teachers from all over the valley. Iggy cannot claim to have a better educational system than we do because they simply don't.

    I think very highly of Steubenville and of Big Red. That's why I'm moving back in a few weeks from Seattle. I think returning home will be a good move for me.
  • GoChiefs
    FairwoodKing;416345 wrote:I think very highly of Steubenville and of Big Red. That's why I'm moving back in a few weeks from Seattle.

    We know! :D
  • Darkon
    FairwoodKing;416345 wrote:Big Red and Iggy are two very different types of schools. According to the government, Big Red is an inner-city school. We have to accept students that schools like Iggy would reject. It's no wonder that most Iggy students go on to college. They are in a position of only accepting students that are college material.

    As far as football is concerned, Iggy is a big Div. I team and Big Red is barely Div. III. Yet we gain enough computer points every year to make the playoffs even if we were Div. I.

    For a school our size, we put an extraordinary number of players into college on scholarships. We compare to many Div. I teams in that regard.

    Our educational system in Steubenville is the very best. We have all new buildings and state-of-the-art facilities. We draw the very best teachers from all over the valley. Iggy cannot claim to have a better educational system than we do because they simply don't.

    I think very highly of Steubenville and of Big Red. That's why I'm moving back in a few weeks from Seattle. I think returning home will be a good move for me.

    OK. Now we can add the "Best Teachers" in the area to the list?
    Come on. Do you really believe you have the best teachers, and every other school in the area is "Subpar"?
  • FairwoodKing
    war_admiral;351407 wrote:KNOCK YOURSELF OUT!!!!

    Big Red Players to College

    Year Name College Professional

    1983
    Tor Hill Akron Zips
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    1983
    Mike Mayo Virginia Military Inst. Keydets
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    1983
    Brian Morrow Wooster Fighting Scots
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    1984
    John Murray Pittsburgh Panthers
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    1984
    Todd Kelley Kent State Golden Flashes
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    1984
    Jim Barren Army Cadets
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    1984
    Charlie Keenan Ohio State Buckeyes
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    1984
    Matt Morrison Houston Cougars
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    1985
    Joe Johnson Central State Maruaders
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    1985
    Dan Wise Gavilan Rams
    -
    1985
    Marcus McGhee Muskingum Muskies
    -
    1985
    Joe Biasi Muskingum Muskies
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    1985
    Ted Gorman West Liberty Hilltoppers
    -
    1985
    Ed Smith Youngstown State Penguins
    -
    1986
    Perry Jeter Glenville State Pioneers
    -
    1986
    Nate Dorsey Glenville State Pioneers
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    1986
    Ron Millanti Carnegie Mellon Tartans
    -
    1987
    Rusty Ranallo Notre Dame Fighting Irish
    -
    1987
    Doug Charland Maryland Terrapins
    -
    1987
    Todd Christian West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    1987
    Dan Keenan Purdue Boilermakers
    -
    1987
    Dunrick Yetts Ohio Northern Polar Bears
    -
    1987
    Del Vinson Youngstown State Penguins
    1987
    Jim Kelley Ohio University Bobcats
    -
    1988
    Paris Settles Waynesburg Yellow Jackets
    1988
    Leon Sawyer Gavilan Rams
    -
    1988
    Greg Bell Army Cadets
    -
    1988
    Dunyasha (Tubbo) Yetts Purdue Boilermakers
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    1988
    Duke Malbasa Case Western Reserve
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    1988
    Bill Coleman West Liberty Hilltoppers
    -
    1988
    Chuck Groves Bethany Bison
    -
    1989
    Aric White Glenville State Pioneers
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    1989
    Ryan Terry Iowa Hawkeyes
    1989
    Chuck Hython Akron Zips
    1989
    Cody Pyle Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets
    -
    1989
    Kelly Keenan Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets
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    1989
    Maurice Pearson West Liberty Hilltoppers
    -
    1989
    Calvin Platt Gavilan Rams
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    1989
    Terrance Christian West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    1989
    Paul Kokas Youngstown State Penguins
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    1990
    Doug Knight Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets
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    1990
    Anthony Reda Kent State Golden Flashes
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    1990
    Mike Jones Kent State Golden Flashes
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    1991
    Darius Alexander Toledo Rockets
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    1991
    Michael (Buster) Tillman Ohio State Buckeyes
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    1991
    Todd Anderson Kent State Golden Flashes
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    1991
    George Vudrogovic West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    1992
    Tyrone Roseberry Toledo Rockets
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    1992
    Steve Terry Akron Zips
    -
    1992
    Shane Nalepa Malone Pioneers
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    1992
    Chad Milosevich Malone Pioneers
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    1992
    Jeff Bernard Muskingum Muskies
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    1993
    Ricco Parrish Carnegie Mellon Tartans
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    1993
    Bob Lamanti Malone Pioneers
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    1993
    Mario Constantini Malone Pioneers
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    1993
    David Livingston Toledo Rockets
    -
    1994
    Jason Vein Mercer Bears
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    1994
    Nate Johnson Akron Zips
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    1994
    Brian Mills Muskingum Muskies
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    1994
    Jo Jo Saccoccia Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets
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    1994
    Don Reeves Davis & Elkins Senators
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    1994
    Mike Hill Eastern Michigan Eagles
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    1994
    Tony Atkins Waynesburg Yellow Jackets
    1994
    Marlon Hill Eastern Michigan Eagles
    -
    1995
    Chris Scisciani Muskingum Muskies
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    1995
    Dan Filtz Muskingum Muskies
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    1995
    Zach Holt Ohio University Bobcats
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    1996
    DeJove Platt Akron Zips
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    1996
    Ryan Constantini Walsh Cavaliers
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    1996
    Mike Donnelly Kentucky State Thorobreds
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    1996
    Steve Herring West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    1997
    Ryan Lucas Allegheny Gators
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    1997
    Derrick Jeter West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    1998
    Steve Phipps Gannon Golden Knights
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    1998
    Jared Zapolnik Walsh Cavaliers
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    1998
    Derek Sebeck Waynesburg Yellow Jackets
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    1998
    Chuck Johnson Glenville State Pioneers
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    1999
    John Healy Mount Union Purple Raiders
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    1999
    Joe Yanok Toledo Rockets
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    1999
    Carlos Spinner Toledo Rockets
    1999
    Joe Puzzolli Muskingum Muskies
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    1999
    Demare Mayo Washington & Jefferson Presidents
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    1999
    Jared Angelica West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    2000
    Brian Radakovich Youngstown State Penguins
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    2000
    Todd Filtz Muskingum Muskies
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    2000
    Eric Weber Bethany Bison
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    2001
    Mike DiAngelo Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets
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    2001
    Anthony Saccoccia Youngstown State Penguins
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    2002
    Brian Pruitt Robert Morris Colonials
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    2002
    Eric Dobson Muskingum Muskies
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    2002
    John Lester West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    2003
    Aaron Patterson Wooster Fighting Scots
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    2003
    Mike Abbott West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    2003
    Nate Hubbard Toledo Rockets
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    2003
    Ryan Witkowski Trinity, Tx Tigers
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    2003
    Dave DiCicco Muskingum Muskies
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    2003
    Justin Banks Youngstown State Penguins
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    2003
    John Irwin Washington & Jefferson Presidents
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    2003
    Scott Kennedy Mount Union Purple Raiders
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    2003
    Shawn Liggett Bethany Bison
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    2004
    Chad Bauman Wheeling Jesuit Cardinals
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    2004
    Kyle Filtz Wheeling Jesuit Cardinals
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    2004
    Antonio Magnone Youngstown State Penguins (TRANSFER)
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    2004
    Dave Fatula Toledo Rockets
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    2004
    Tyler Ellison Walsh Cavaliers
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    2005
    Sam Busic Otterbein Cardinals
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    2005
    Jeremy Pressley Mount Union Purple Raiders
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    2005
    Eric Gilmore Mount Union Purple Raiders
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    2005
    Angelo Magnone Bowling Green Falcons (TRANSFER)
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    2005
    Ralph Petrella West Liberty Hilltoppers
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    2005
    Tyree Dunn Ohio Dominican Panthers
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    2006
    Maurice Bougard Toledo Rockets
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    2006
    Zach Collaros Cinncinnati Bearcats
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    2006
    Tamawi McGhee Toledo Rockets
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    2006
    Chad Murphy Mount Union Purple Raiders
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    2006
    Dreylon Pree Toledo Rockets
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    2007
    Anthony Jackson Wooster Fighting Scots
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    2007
    Rolland Owens Bethany Bison
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    2007
    Brandon Frey Bethany Bison
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    2007
    Jeremy Banks Youngstown State Penguins
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    2007
    Steve Davis Coastal Carolina Charloteers
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    2007
    Mark Markakis Ohio Dominican Panthers
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    2007
    Andrew Radakovich Penn State Nittany Lions
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    2008
    Branko Busick West Virginia Mountaineers (TRANSFER)
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    2008
    Ryan Dugan Tiffin Dragons
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    2008
    William (Boo) Jackson Muskingum Muskies
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    2008
    Jordan McIntyre Wooster Fighting Scots
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    2008
    Patrick Gilbert Tiffin Dragons
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    2008
    Mike Goodwin Lake Erie Storm (TRANSFER)
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    2008
    Jeryl Christian Akron Zips
    -
    2009
    Dwight Macon Toledo Rockets

    2009
    Sage Cutri Fairmont State Falcons

    2009
    Trey Wiggins Fairmont State Falcons

    2009
    Jamey DeVaul Fairmont State Falcons

    2009
    Alvin Taylor Muskingum Muskies

    2009
    Caleb Westlake Muskingum Muskies (TRANSFER)


    Here's the list since Reno came along. As you can see, only four players were transfers into the Big Red program.
  • FairwoodKing
    Darkon;416374 wrote:OK. Now we can add the "Best Teachers" in the area to the list?
    Come on. Do you really believe you have the best teachers, and every other school in the area is "Subpar"?

    The citizens of Steubenville have never turned down a school levy. We have the best-paid teachers in the area and they have the most job security.
  • snyds113
    pooter;416256 wrote:Don't forget week11 @ Patterson Field!!!

    Pooter I think you are the bees knees and you are also pooterific.LOL Did you see ELs coach at media day @ Harding Stadium?Good things man good things. Homefield I do realize that High school football comes down to matchups.Iggy might win most of those matchups.But collectively BIG RED is capabale of producing magic on the field in Big games of course.Now I don't know or remeber anyone saying Big Red could or would beat IGGY. I do however think it's possible.Thereis no reason to think otherwise.Of course it would have to be advantage Steubenville.By that I mean Big Red will need the twelth man @ home.LOL Seriously though I see no reason not to say Steubenville cohldn't play with IGGY.
  • pooter
    No, I didn't see it.. I've been catching up on remodeling..
  • homefield
    FairwoodKing;416436 wrote:Here's the list since Reno came along. As you can see, only four players were transfers into the Big Red program.

    Are you trying to be funny or are you just that desperate by posting a list of people that attended mostly D2 and D3 schools and didn't even finish their 4 years at school or did not play sports while enrolled all 4 years because I think you might have left out some of the people that attended community college also.

    I thought you would post a list of people that were recruited by big D1 schools and actually played.

    I thought we where talking football but if you want to include all sports then you have just pushed yourself farther down on the list and It would take hours and a seperate thread just to list the students from all sports that have attended D1 college on full scholarship and played and succeeded.

    We have more past students currently playing pro sports than you have playing in big time D1 college so you should just give up before you embarrass yourself.
  • homefield
    snyds113;416509 wrote:Pooter I think you are the bees knees and you are also pooterific.LOL Did you see ELs coach at media day @ Harding Stadium?Good things man good things. Homefield I do realize that High school football comes down to matchups.Iggy might win most of those matchups.But collectively BIG RED is capabale of producing magic on the field in Big games of course.Now I don't know or remeber anyone saying Big Red could or would beat IGGY. I do however think it's possible.Thereis no reason to think otherwise.Of course it would have to be advantage Steubenville.By that I mean Big Red will need the twelth man @ home.LOL Seriously though I see no reason not to say Steubenville cohldn't play with IGGY.

    I do believe that anyone can be beat on a given day and the Red may pull one out but overall I do believe that Iggy wins 8 out of 10 and that is not saying that Big Red is weak or they suck but you are just talking about two different types of programs and that is just a way of life.I think we are better off playing don bosco in steubenville then playing Big Red at your stadium because we hear all kind of stories about that mysterious 12 man lurking around towards the end of the games.You should have been on yappi last year after your game against massillon when socalled Big Red fans started taunting other posters and talking how they could beat Iggy and anyone else that had the guts to play them.


    Why is it that more of the Big Red fans can't be more respectful towards other schools and still be very proud and supportive as you and a couple others seem to be?
  • snyds113
    homefield;416878 wrote:I do believe that anyone can be beat on a given day and the Red may pull one out but overall I do believe that Iggy wins 8 out of 10 and that is not saying that Big Red is weak or they suck but you are just talking about two different types of programs and that is just a way of life.I think we are better off playing don bosco in steubenville then playing Big Red at your stadium because we hear all kind of stories about that mysterious 12 man lurking around towards the end of the games.You should have been on yappi last year after your game against massillon when socalled Big Red fans started taunting other posters and talking how they could beat Iggy and anyone else that had the guts to play them.


    Why is it that more of the Big Red fans can't be more respectful towards other schools and still be very proud and supportive as you and a couple others seem to be?

    Well I don't know and I'm not saying I feel the same way as you do about Big RED posters cause I see most of them at the games.I will say this and this may clear it up a bit.I'm not an ALUMNI of BIG RED,but my wife class of 85 and sonetimes she wants to posts under my name and there is no way in hell I will ever let her cause she will say s some crazy stuff to try to get her point across.I think it's just some serious genuine pride.Big Red ALUM fans are just really crazy about there football team.Sometimes it comes across good sometimes bad.One thing for sure though the fans at football games are always fun an a little unpredictable.There really are so many.ROLLREDROLL
  • captvern
    ^^^^ this .
  • snyds113
    One more thing is Iplayed for Wintersville when Big Red and Wintersville were some serious rivalries.Anyway Wintersville is no more in my eyes anyway after the consolidation.My wife took me to some games in 98 I think the only losing season in recent years. They (big red)has some serious traditions that i fell in love with and can't live without now.So from and outsider who used to hate the Red.To say the allure is strong is an understatement.
  • FairwoodKing
    homefield;416815 wrote:Are you trying to be funny or are you just that desperate by posting a list of people that attended mostly D2 and D3 schools and didn't even finish their 4 years at school or did not play sports while enrolled all 4 years because I think you might have left out some of the people that attended community college also.

    I thought you would post a list of people that were recruited by big D1 schools and actually played.

    I thought we where talking football but if you want to include all sports then you have just pushed yourself farther down on the list and It would take hours and a seperate thread just to list the students from all sports that have attended D1 college on full scholarship and played and succeeded.

    We have more past students currently playing pro sports than you have playing in big time D1 college so you should just give up before you embarrass yourself.

    This is not my list. It was posted by somebody else.

    I am hardly what you would call desperate. I just wanted to show what recent Big Red football players have gotten college scholarships, mostly for football. Yes, there are star football players who got scholarships for something else, like Stevie Davis. He got a full ride at Coastal Carolina because he wanted to play baseball at the next level instead of football. CC was ranked in the top ten in the country this past season, and I am sure Stevie had something to do with that. I fully expect him to make the pros. One of the current members of the Philadelphia Phillies was a football player for us, and look where he got.

    So what if some of our players end up at Div. II in college? They still get a good free education out of it.

    On another subject, I am not knocking your school and I don't like it when you knock ours. Show some class.
  • ManO'War
    If you still believe this Homefield character is from Iggy then I have some swamp land to sell you.

    Why would anyone from Iggy know that much about Big Red's program?!?! Like who Coach Pierro is??

    Come on.
  • Bigred1995
    Him knowing who Pierro is made me wonder too, but his lack in basic reading comprehension, lousy logic, and just his general lack of class are the other reasons why I don't think he graduated from Iggy!
  • Darkon
    Bigred1995;417531 wrote:Him knowing who Pierro is made me wonder too, but his lack in basic reading comprehension, lousy logic, and just his general lack of class are the other reasons why I don't think he graduated from Iggy!

    Yeah. Sounds like a Steubenville grad.
  • holdingout
    ManO'War;417525 wrote:If you still believe this Homefield character is from Iggy then I have some swamp land to sell you.

    Why would anyone from Iggy know that much about Big Red's program?!?! Like who Coach Pierro is??

    Come on.

    Who cares ?
  • Camoman
    Hey Big Red Guys,
    What is the story on the light Poles?
    When is inspection on them?
    If they need replaced, do you think this will disrupt Friday nights?
  • FairwoodKing
    Camoman;418121 wrote:Hey Big Red Guys,
    What is the story on the light Poles?
    When is inspection on them?
    If they need replaced, do you think this will disrupt Friday nights?

    These lights are fairly new. They are not the same light posts my father installed in 1930.

    We have been playing night games for 80 years. We're not going to stop now.
  • ManO'War
    They are going to be inspected asap. I'm sure they will be replaced if neccesary, or maybe the weld reinforced.
  • Bigred1995
    Darkon;417788 wrote:Yeah. Sounds like a Steubenville grad.

    Now why do you have to bring Catholic Central in to this conversation?







    j/k cchs people
  • Darkon
    Bigred1995;418153 wrote:Now why do you have to bring Catholic Central in to this conversation?







    j/k cchs people

    I see what you did.
    HaHaHa Nice!
  • snyds113
    HOMEFIELD you need to come clean.Where you from?I have no reason to think your not from IGGY.I just don't understand why someone would lie about that. POOTERLICIOUS what is your take on the situation?By the way meant to ask yiu yesterday.How is your son?