I’m 55, BTW...packers80 wrote: Fri Nov 02, 2018 7:32 pm All good, I enjoy the classics too. You may be younger than me but I've got an old soul. Gimme your favorite classic sometime.
Well, I really don't want to do this but I have to agree. I want Ironton to win but you've gotta bring your "A", "B", "C"....... game. Johnstown is a member of the LCL "Licking County League" and it's a tough league. Johnstown used to be a small rural farming community. Kind of used to remind me of South Gallia even with the same colors but with Johnstown being fairly close to Columbus, a lot of folks have moved in that direction. Just like Licking Heights, Johnstown will continue to grow in size and division.Dak13 wrote: Fri Nov 02, 2018 1:25 pm This is a “no brainer”
Johnstown wins big...
It’s seems no one from ironton remembers what happened in 2011 & 2012....
Johnstown is to Fundamentally sound and discipline to lose this game.
Ironton will have to play lights out to win this, but I don’t see that happening.
You can listen to it, online WIRO 1230, IHEART Radio.
When we we played Granville they were up 2tds at halfartisgilmore wrote: Sat Nov 03, 2018 11:31 am Granville beat Jackson last night 38-7.Granville beat Johnstown earlier in the season 21-14.I put Jackson and Ironton on about the same level.I know comparing scores is not an exact science,but it’s obvious Ironton has to play their best game or the year and force some turnovers to have a chance.
I think it got darker earlier in the Jackson and Granville game.artisgilmore wrote: Sat Nov 03, 2018 11:31 am Granville beat Jackson last night 38-7.Granville beat Johnstown earlier in the season 21-14.I put Jackson and Ironton on about the same level.I know comparing scores is not an exact science,but it’s obvious Ironton has to play their best game or the year and force some turnovers to have a chance.