Thanks for clearing that up.bsee12345 wrote: Sat Nov 17, 2018 4:16 pmIts Kirtland Hornets and Tiger is Tiger Valverde the Kirtland head coach
That is a shame. Seems like Dover or New Philly would have been much more equitable, from a distance standpoint. Yea, I know, OHSAA, blah, blah, blah, they don't give two sh*ts about being fair, all about the money..... But I still had to say it.
It's going to be a struggle. That's okay. 99% of the teams in the state are sitting at home. NFL playoff games can be blowouts, too. If Kirtland rolls up a big number, the little people will show up to gloat, because that's what little people do. The players who worked hard to get on the field can be proud either way.EasternDspy wrote: Sat Nov 17, 2018 3:13 pm How will the smaller quicker DL of Fort do vs the massive men on the line of Kirtland?
CorrectHawks1112 wrote: Sat Nov 17, 2018 8:34 pm I seen on the ohsaa website the game is at Massillon Jackson H.S.
It is a little over two hours for FF, and an hour for Kirtland. I'd avoid Canton by jumping off at Strasberg and going up SR 21 to Massillon. Much easier drive IMO.
Hopefully wear them down and be way to fast for the big fellas! Good luck to the Cadets from Tomcat Country!!EasternDspy wrote: Sat Nov 17, 2018 3:13 pm How will the smaller quicker DL of Fort do vs the massive men on the line of Kirtland?
We are used to it by now. Half of our district basketball games are in Steubenville.
by the way, if you use google map, in the icon on the lower left of the map screen will show the street view, and it will show the actual stadium.rickoshay wrote: Sun Nov 18, 2018 9:03 am The field is actually at The Jackson Middle School at 7355 Mudbrook rd. NW Massillon.
I found it thru Google map.
Kirkland coach on Cleveland radio apparently thinks Beverly is close to Kentucky. He didn't know where the city of Nelsonville is either so don't feel badFortheWin wrote: Sun Nov 18, 2018 12:31 pm
I know Beverly is small, but he should a least know what part of the state its in.
