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Show Open - LIVE at Muirfield for the Memorial Tournament. Dan Hurley to the Lakers? 80th anniversary of D-Day. Kevin Stefanski, Andrew Berry receive contract extensions. Emails! Dom Tiberi live at Muirfield. Paul Finnebaum. Perry Eliano to Toledo. Higher or Lower: Golf Course Foods. NIL coming to Ohio High School sports?

Matt Goul (@mgoul) joins Coach Flannery and Tim to preview all the State Final 4 tournament for all 4 divisions in Ohio.   Follow Matt's work on cleveland.com!

Shawn Spencer, head coach of the boys' basketball team at James Ford Rhodes High School in Cleveland, joins Ken Carman on The Emerging Podcast Scene to talk about the current state of high school basketball in Ohio, as well Shawn's journey to the Rams program and expectations for the sport's future.

Shawn Spencer, head coach of the boys' basketball team at James Ford Rhodes High School in Cleveland, joins Ken Carman on The Emerging Podcast Scene to talk about the current state of high school basketball in Ohio, as well Shawn's journey to the Rams program and expectations for the sport's future.

Ken Carman and Anthony Lima discuss if high school basketball in Ohio needs a shot clock, after a local girls' game went scoreless in its last seven minutes as one team held the ball.

Wrestling.... Strictly Business! For a Cincinnati high school wrestler, to qualify for the Ohio High School Athletic Association's State Wrestling Tournament is an arduous task at the very least. Attaining and maintaining a given body weight-class, wrestle-offs, intense practices, managing a disciplined approach to nutrition, continuing the in-season strength training and conditioning program goals, and of course..... lots of winning, especially in the district and regional tournaments that are along the way to Columbus, Ohio where the OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament is conducted at St. John Arena on the campus of Ohio State University.  And that's the way it went for ASAP~Athletic Strength And Power Podcast guest Greg Strochinsky, a Cincinnati Oak Hills High School Hall of Fame wrestler who had the privilege to be coached by an Ohio High School wrestling coaching icon, Dick Roche. The coach, a stoic military veteran, was a strict disciplinarian who didn't veer off course too much when it came to following and enforcing rules. He was the Woody Hayes of Oak Hills High School who despised losing and demanded that his wrestlers felt the same.  Conversely, Strochinsky was the loose, fun loving student athlete who oozed self confidence 24/7. His self-given nickname was ''strictly business', which he prominently displayed on his shoes, his pick-up truck, t-shirts, chains, etc. However, 'Stroh' shared the same desire for victory as did his coach. And, Coach Roche and Assistant OHHS Wrestling Coach Ken Hauck, a Championship Miami Redskin defensive lineman and former OHHS wrestler himself, knew that they had themselves a potential star in the making and didn't alter the "strictly business" mojo.  Unlike a lot of today's high school wrestlers, Strochinsky never stepped onto a wrestling mat until he was a seventh grader. In fact, it was by chance that his junior high school gym teacher, Randy Owen,  announced and encouraged the lanky twelve year old to explore the sport at an after school practice session. It wasn't long before the hook was set and Strochinsky was well on his way to becoming an Oak Hills High School wrestling star. Upon leaving junior high, he entered high school 10th grade, bringing a shiny winning record along in tow. Initially, Coach Roche wasn't greeting him with hugs and adulation. But, the two figures combined their passion for winning. Stroh felt a bond to Roche and never wanted to disappoint the legendary coach. Finally, as an undefeated senior and state qualifier making the two hour drive to Columbus and walking into an arena packed with thousands of wrestling fans and supporters, Strochinsky met the sting of defeat against a well skilled, experienced state meet opponent in the semi-final match. And, not one to sulk or mope from the loss, he'd only felt the emotions of thinking that he'd let his coach down.  ... Coach Roche passed away at the age of 73. Greg Strochinsky became instrumental in starting the Dick Roche Memorial Scholarship which can be awarded to dedicated wrestlers from the school.

THE Podcast is back with another episode of Birminology with Jeremy Birmingham.Today's show features Eli Lee, a talented 2025 linebacker from Archbishop Hoban (Akron, Ohio) High School, a young man that earned an Ohio State offer just over a week ago.Lee talks about that offer and how it's impacted his life as a football player and student, as well as many other things, with Birm.

High school senior Jaydyn McKinney has been wrestling for fifteen years. She is a 2x Ohio High School state champion which makes her the only athlete to win a back-to-back state championship for her high school. She's currently ranked 16th in the country at 135 pounds and has won multiple national and state titles. Even though she's the only girls on her high school team, she is one of the team captains. In 2022, the Ohio High School Athletic Association officially sanctioned girls wrestling and the following year, in 2023 held the first State Championships for high school female wrestlers. Jaydyn won that event at 135 pounds. She has been wrestling since age 5 with the Manchester Youth Wrestling Club, Manchester Middle School, and Manchester High School as well as the Ohio Girls National Team.   Get involved and support the show and more sports media for women through https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hearher Find all episodes http://www.hearhersports.com/ Find Hear Her Sports on all social @hearhersports Find Jaydyn McKinney on IG at https://www.instagram.com/jaydyn_mckinney/

Ohio High School Football Coach RESIGNS after Team Used "NAZI" & Slurs at Game outside CLEVELAND! New To The Channel? Hit the Subscribe Button and Check out Our Website For Exclusive Content and Livestreams: www.blackandwhitenetwork.com Subscribe On Podcast: on Apple, Google, Spotify, Castbox, etc: https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitenetwork Support us on Locals: https://blackandwhitenetwork.locals.com/support

Television writer Laura Jacqmin shares a personal coming of age story. It's, "True love and vampires in the mid-nineties," on today's episode of Kinda Murdery... CALL 888-MURDERY (888-687-3379) to share your Kinda Murdery story!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5496890/advertisement

Outside the Oval is back...and there is no better way to kick off Season 2 than by telling one of the greatest stories never told. Once upon a time in Hilliard, Ohio on September 30th, 2017, some of the best distance runners in Ohio embarked on the legendary Midwest Meet of Champions. That day, Ohio High School legends Zach Kreft and Dustin Horter stole the show, running to US #1 and #2 performances in an epic duel and one that this sport rarely sees. Join me, alongside Zach and Dustin, as we tell the story of one of the greatest races in high school cross country history. Later in the show, Mark Dwyer, the face of Milesplit Ohio in 2017, joins the show to explain his perspective from this illustrious day and what it meant for distance running in the Buckeye State. This has been a story I have been wanting to share ever since I began Outside the Oval and appreciate all of your support. If you have a story you would like to be told, feel free to reach out via email at outsidetheoval@gmail.com or through Instagram and Twitter @outsidetheoval.

Ep. 135 REWIND EPISODE: To celebrate John's new book The 16 Undeniable Laws of Communication, we are throwing it back to one of our first episodes. John began practicing leadership as a sophomore on the Circleville, Ohio High School basketball team, when was named captain.  “He might be the youngest,” his coach said to the team, “but there is nobody here that wants you to succeed as much as John.” It's no stretch to say that what was true then remains true of his team at Maxwell Leadership, as well as the countless teams they have coached and inspired worldwide. Our BONUS RESOURCE for this episode includes fill-in-the-blank notes and reflection questions. Click here to download the bonus resource. If these lessons resonated with you, connect with me and my team at maxwellleadership.com/don and together we can next-level your company culture!  Special thanks to Francisco Nunez and Lauren Hafner for making this episode possible.

On this week's episode of Outside the Oval, host Gavin Frick is joined by Indiana University's Dustin Horter, who guides Gavin through memory lane, sharing stories from the beginning of his running days and through his historic high school career. Dustin shares stories from his duels at the Eastern Relays and the Brooks PR 1 Mile in Seattle, as well as the story behind why he missed his high school graduation due to a racing conflict, while also sharing his experiences as an athlete at the Nike Elite Camp in Oregon. During the show, Dustin also shares his experiences as an Indiana Hoosier and shares a little backstory on his personal life, including his preferred music and his fandom for the Indianapolis Colts. All this, and a whole lot more on this episode of Outside the Oval! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outsidetheoval/support

Ohio State has landed a new 2024 commitment from Big Walnut (Sunbury, Ohio) High School four-star athlete Garrett Stover, the cousin of Buckeyes tight end Cade Stover.Why did Stover pick Ohio State? The 6-foot-2, 210-pound standout talked about his decision with Jeremy Birmingham of THE Podcast on the latest episode of Birminology.

Episode 48: IndictmentGuest: Declan McGinnis and Brock LoftusDewhitt interviews two more of his fall 2022 Heartland Community College Introduction to Criminal Justice students, Brock Loftus, and Declan McGinnis. Declan is from the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois and Brock is from Ohio, Illinois. Brock attend Ohio High School and Declan attended Maine South High School. Dewhitt, Declan and Brock discuss the following:  The start of school yearTheir career goalIndictmentTrue BillGrand JuryProbable causeBeing above the lawPresident TrumpLetitia JamesFani WillisMar-a-lago Case5th Amendment8th AmendmentDoes our vote matter?Can voting impact judges?White Supremacy Black Lives MatterThe Capital insurrectionWhat they would Like the Biden Administration to AccomplishYou can listen to the JFA Podcast Show wherever you get your podcast, by clicking on one of the links below. https://dlbspodcast.buzzsprout.com https://blog.feedspot.com/social_justice_podcasts/ https://peculiarbooks.org   Also if you are interested in exercise and being healthy check out the Top 20 Triathlon Podcasts.https://blog.feedspot.com/triathlon_podcasts/  

 Athlete of the Week: Ryan Montgomery, Findlay High SchoolAlthough the sophomore sensation doesn't bask in his own numbers, they were still impressive. 333 passing yards and a career-high six touchdowns against Fremont RossFINDLAY, Ohio — "First and foremost, I do anything and everything just to win because that's the main goal," Findlay sophomore quarterback Ryan Montgomery said. "I don't care what the stats are, I just want to win at all costs."Montgomery proved that in Week 6 of the Ohio High School football season, leading the Trojans to victory over previously unbeaten Fremont Ross."That was a huge win, we needed that win for sure," Montgomery said. "We didn't start off too strong, struggling in different aspects of the game, especially on offense. We didn't find a groove yet and this game we really found what we're good at."While the sophomore sensation doesn't bask in his own numbers, they were still impressive. 333 passing yards and a career-high six touchdowns."I thought I played pretty well, but it's a team game. I couldn't have done anything without the other 10 guys on offense," Montgomery said. "My lineman played great up front, I didn't really get hit all game, the protection was amazing. Receivers made plays and just shoutout to all of them because I don't want to take all the credit because they played a huge role."Head coach Stefan Adams added "You did see the highest level of competitor come out of him a little bit more than usual. He wanted to make every single throw."Montgomery's talent has been center stage even before he reached high school. With two years still to go before graduation, he's already received more than a dozen Division One offers which include Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State & Toledo.Yet, you won't find this quarterback settling for anything."He loves to work. I think he truly believes that everything he does will help him to be successful individually and for his teammates as well," Adams said. "I've just been super impressed with his ability to put his head down and work."Effort that has lead to production and most importantly belief."I just love having the ball in my hands, I'm super confident in myself," Montgomery said. "Super confident in our offense and I know I can make plays, it really showed Friday night."Ryan Montgomery is our WTOL 11 Sports Athlete of the Week.

Cade Williamson is joined by Michael Roth in studio, where the two talk about some tight MLB races now into the month of September, especially for the Cleveland Guardians. The guys also give their takes on the first AP Poll for Ohio High School football, featuring some surprises from teams across the state and in Southeast Ohio. Week 1 of the NFL season also takes the limelight at the tail-end of the show, where the guys make some predictions and highlight key games, all that and more on the Sportsfan presented by J&K Contracting

Does today feel like a holiday? It does if you live in Ohio. High school football kicks off tonight in the Buckeye State and ... IT'S ABOUT TIME! Our Bill Kurelic joins the show today (Mark Porter is under the weather) to get you up to speed on all things recruiting. * Keon Keeley planning an official visit? * Damon Wilson on the radar? * Desmond Umeozulu: South Carolina or Ohio State? We also took great questions from the 'Nutters that hit on LeBron James, the best high school football in Ohio and so much more! Spend 5ish with us this a.m., 'Nutters! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sports commentator Terry Pluto says it's only a matter of time that Ohio high schools will be required to allow athletes to sign name, image and likeness deals, despite recently being voted down by the OHSAA.

OHSAA Executive Director Doug Ute joined Baskin and Phelps to share his insight on NIL for Ohio high school students and explained why the measure was voted down. He talked about where Ohio could sit with NIL in the future, as well as what OHSAA is doing to improve athletics for both men and women's sports. 

Is Coach Ryan Day actually considering bringing in the former Biletnikoff Award winning WR from Pitt, Jordan Addison?   Of course not... but if he did, where would he fit on the roster? ALSO, the OHSAA (and really School principals) REJECTED NIL deals for High School kids.  Can they ruin Ohio High School football anymore? For the FULL Landscape of College Football, tune in: http://www.menace2sports.com https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/menace2sports-with-zach-smith/id1464558838 FULL EPISODES: http://www.patreon.com/menace2sports Follow our show on social media: . https://twitter.com/Menace2Sports https://www.instagram.com/menace2sports/ Also if you want the undisputed best gambling advice platform in the WORLD - hitting at 80% over the past 9 days... check us out ASAP: http://www.patreon.com/menace2picks LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE and CLICK THE BELL!!

Burley and The Cleveland Sports Fan sit down and talk about the Ohio High School division ! battle against Medina and Saint Eds, does Aaron Rodgers have a place in Cleveland? Both guys talk about the bets that need to be made this weekend.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/cleveland-sports-fan/donations

Seven Greater Cincinnati high school football teams are in the OHSAA regional finals Friday night with trips to the state semifinals on the line. Welcome to the football regional finals week around Ohio.Seven Greater Cincinnati high school football teams are still playing this week with opportunities to reach the state semifinals Nov. 26.You will hear from several high school head football coaches on this week's episode including: Lakota West coach Tom Bolden Moeller coach Mark Elder Winton Woods coach Chad Murphy Badin coach Nick Yordy Western Brown coach Nick Osborne McNicholas coach Mike Orlando These coaches reflect upon their teams and how the school communities have expressed significant support during this postseason. The Ohio high school boys basketball season is right around the corner and you will hear from Triple Double Prospects analyst Corey Albertson about some of the top teams and players to watch this winter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I had the opportunity to sit pitch-side and watch the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division 2 Boys State Final game on Saturday 11/13/21 between Wyoming High School and Bay Village Bay High School. In this episode, I share some takeaways from the game! High school soccer, and high school sports, is SO awesome! Thanks for listening! #CoachesCornerChats Twitter: @coach_boyle Beanie of Choice in this Episode: King and Fifth kingandfifth.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coachescornerchat/support

Well the CFP committee is still not doing a great job! -We have college football and what Brian came up with the top 10 that is based off of the Ohio High School system of ranking. It is certainly telling when the metrics are put in. - NFL talk, the Browns are better without Beckham. Bills lost to the Jags?! A lot of teams lose that should not have, and the Packers are certainly in need of Aaron Rodgers. -NBA and what is going on with the East. Nikola Jokic and his antics on court. - Boxing, Canelo Alvarez is undisputed champ!!! Is GGG next for the finish of the trilogy fight? There are a lot of up and comers in boxing right now.- UFC and Kamaru Usman looks unbeatable.- Two minute drill with some really intriguing questions this week!!!Website: basementbarsports.comFacebook: Basement Bar SportsTwitter: @basementbarspo1Instagram: Basement Bar Sports

The WCPO High School Insider delves into the final week of the Ohio high school football regular season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, your heroes learn about Bishop Sycamore, an Ohio high school football program that played a game on ESPN and got absolutely trounced by IMG Academy. Was ESPN fooled by a flim flam man? Are the students on the team even real high school students? And does Bishop Sycamore, the bishop or the high school, even exist?Make sure to subscribe on all major podcast platforms, follow us on Twitter @SportsmenPod, and e-mail us at twoandahalfsportsmen@gmail.com

What's up Aliens my technical issues are over and we are back. We've got college football, golf, Little League World Series, an Ohio High School Finessed ESPN for clout, and my top 5 Fantasy QB Sleepers. Enjoy! Share with you friends if you had a good time.

Matt Goul (@mgoul) joins Tim to talk about Ohio High School football, with a focus on Northeast Ohio. Topics include: New preseason schedule New playoff format Why St. Ed's earned the top overall ranking The top region 1 teams, including Mentor, St. Ignatius and Medina Best division 2 teams Top early season games in Northeast Ohio Teams and storylines to look out for throughout the season Follow Matt's work on cleveland.com and on twitter (@mgoul) All St. Ed's games broadcast on stedwardeagles.com    

Covid claims several high school football games, a surprise Ohio High School football preview with Jim Walker of the Ironton Tribune...and Screen Doctor Danny Layne gets called out.

It has been nearly a year since the COVID-19 pandemic halted Ohio high school sports. But the OHSAA and governor's office worked together to have a completed fall season, and the winter season is on track to finish this month. In this special episode, you’ll hear from student-athletes, coaches, athletic directors, OHSAA staffers and Ohio Lt. Gov Jon Husted about the behind-the-scenes story of March 12, 2020. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The conclusion of February is certainly bringing plenty of high school sports news. Whether it was Princeton football coach Mike Daniels leaving for Army West Point or University of Dayton Arena as the host site for the state girls and boys basketball tournaments, there is plenty to stay updated on right now. This week's WCPO High School Insider highlights Greater Cincinnati football news, including reaction to the OHSAA's potential proposal about the tweak to the computer points system for the postseason. You will hear perspective on the Harbin system and the number of teams involved in the postseason. Also, Harrison freshman Chloe Dearwester and Norwood senior Lizbeth Banderas-Rodriguez won state titles at the state girls wrestling tournament this past weekend. You will hear from Banderas-Rodriguez about what winning a state title has meant to her as a student-athlete and the Norwood community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, the boys are talking about yet another Browns win! We also get into some good NBA discussions with the free agency period going on, a little Ohio High School football, and of course some Ohio State football! So grab a frosty beverage and join in on the conversation, cheers!

No one will soon forget this unique Ohio high school football season. The Ohio High School Athletic Association conducted the remaining six state football finals this past weekend in Massillon. Those games moved to Stark County from Franklin County after a health advisory was issued by the Franklin County Department of Health and the Columbus Department of Health about the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has also significantly impacted college football recruiting. The NCAA Division I Council recently extended the dead period to April 15. ScoutingOhio.com director Mark Porter joined the WCPO High School Insider to discuss this memorable season and how recruiting has been impacted as the NCAA early signing period draws near on Dec. 16. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here are the topics Clay covers on this Tuesday, September 15, 2020 edition of OutKick the Show:1:12- Titans kicker blows it3:35- Technical difficulties5:22- Steelers and Roethlisberger still not back 100%8:42- BIG 10 is BACK....with an announcement tonight12:27- OutKick donates $10k towards reward14:51- Steelers Alejandro Villanueva supports fallen soldier on helmet15:44- Ohio high schoolers suspended for showing support for police officers16:46- Coach O says LSU team has "herd immunity" when it comes to COVID

BuckeyeScoop.com recruiting analysts Marc Givler and Bill Greene talk about the tight end recruiting situation after Bennett Christian's commitment to the Buckeyes earlier this week. The duo then turns their attention to Ohio High School football with a look back at Week 1 and a look ahead to Week 2.

BuckeyeScoop.com recruiting analysts Bill Greene and Marc Givler breakdown a possible upcoming commitment for the Buckeyes and take a look ahead to the weekend as Ohio high school football is set to kickoff.

The NCAA-mandated dead period in recruiting has lasted half a year, with no obvious end in sight.With Early Signing Day now just four months away, it has thrown the traditional recruiting cycle into total chaos.Buckeye Scoop recruiting analyst Bill Greene joins host Tom Orr to break down the impact that dead period could have on both the national level, and also Ohio State's 2021 class in particular.Which 5-star prospect are the Buckeyes still in good shape with, even if they can't get him back on campus before Signing Day? And which 5-star is as good as gone without another visit?Bill breaks that down, plus a preview of some Week 1 action in Ohio High School football that the guys are clearly very excited to see.

After Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine gave the green light for high school football to proceed this fall, the Ohio High School Athletic Association continued to offer guidance to member schools on a variety of related topics. The WCPO High School Insider spoke with OHSAA senior director of communications Tim Stried about the reaction to DeWine's decision and the plans for the fall sports season during the COVID-19 pandemic. You will also hear from Princeton football coach Mike Daniels and his enthusiasm for the start of the high school football season next week. RELATED:Join the Cincinnati area high school sports Facebook group

This week is already off to an eventful start as the Big Ten tries to manage the mess it made by canceling the fall football season without any real explanation. Buckeye Scoop's Marc Givler joins host Tom Orr to recap another day of crazy news from the conference. Did the league's presidents even vote on the decision? Penn State's athletic director says she's not sure.There are conflicting reports about whether the league is seriously thinking about re-opening the fall schedule. Marc shares his thoughts on the likelihood of that.Plus, one of Ohio State's top targets for 2022 says he'll have big news today. And we'll also learn about Governor Mike DeWine's plans for high school football in Ohio.

Gregg, Mark, Will, and Amelia are back for another big show! The OHSAA has reduced the regular season to 6 games. Will that be enough to convince the governor to allow contact sports? The Big 10 started the day ready to cancel the season. Will they go through with it and will we have any college football this fall? A huge fight this weekend as Stipe Miocic and Daniel Cormier complete their trilogy. Gregg has followed Daniel Cormier's career since his days at Oklahoma St. This leads the crew to discuss their favorite athletes of all time!

OHSAA senior director of communications Tim Stried joins the WCPO High School Insider to discuss the start of the high school sports season and the discussions the Ohio governor's office about contact sports. Also, Mercy McAuley athletic director and volleyball coach Denise Harvey discusses the start of fall sports and how her student-athletes have adapted to the new health and safety protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week Will Havanas makes his triumphant return to the show as he joins Gregg Shaffer and Mark Hissom to discuss the latest on high school sports here in Ohio. The OHSAA says the plan is to move forward as planned but the ODH and several counties are saying otherwise. We discuss the restrictions currently placed on contact sports and the difficulties flipping sports seasons. Later this week we will be out at Newark Catholic youth camp. We discuss our memories of youth camp and the benefits in developing a program. Notre Dame has finally joined a conference for the first time ever. What does the new schedule look like and how many games will the Irish be favored? A lot of controversy in the PAC-12 in relation to players opting out. What are their demands and are they realistic?

Gregg Shaffer is joined by his partners in crime Mark Hissom and Amelia Hitchens to discuss the latest in the return to sports. Big news broke this morning as 14 Marlins players test positive for Covid-19. What do those positive tests mean for other sports? Can College Football ever get kicked off? Ohio High School fall sports still in limbo. When will a decision be made? Despite the uncertainty the Newark Catholic Green Wave are primed for their best season yet in the Aiello era. The new interns started last week. How did they do? Finally they wrap up with a Disney movie and food discussion. Would you expect anything else?

In today's episode: We talk about T.J.'s start into the basketball business, things he has learned, and the best advice he would give to young people breaking into the business. We dive into the Miami Hoop Vault/Triple Double Prospects Open Run where we discuss Jacob Conner, Anthony McComb, Justin O'Neal, Ben Knostman, AJ Braun, Malcolm Curry, Alex Williams, Mehki Elmore, Adam Duvall, and others. Next, we move into the "Brawl for the Ball," which took place in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Teams we discuss include Indy Heat EYBL 17U, C2K Elite, Nova Village Alleyne, Mid-Ohio Pumas Norris, Nova Village Lemon, NW Ohio, Hopson Elite, C2K-Lima 16U, Nova Village Reese, Indy Heat EYBL 16U, Central Ohio, Bates Fundamental 15U, Maumee Bay Turf 15U, and Indy Heat EYBL 15U. T.J. takes over to Lorain where he was able to see some teams play on Saturday. He mentions one player in particular that really stood out. Finally, we break down the recent commitments of Malaki Branham, Kobe Johnson, DJ Moore, AJ Clayton, and Jalen Sullinger. We cover all of this and more! Guest Information: T.J. Peatross (@NEO_Spotlight) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Inside today's episode: We discuss the recent news of Jerry Snodgrass being removed from his Executive Director position with the OHSAA We talk to Zach Fleer about his recent 2021 "The Challenge" and breakdown some of the top underclassmen in Central Ohio. Zach tells us about some future events he has in the works. Corey Albertson breaks down his recent event (teamed with 275 Hoops) at Dohn Prep, which featured some of the top 2021, 2022, and 2023 prospects in Cincinnati. Corey gives us a preview of his event coming up in Dayton where he will join up with Miami Valley Hoop Vault. Zach Fleer (@ZachFleer270) 270 Hoops (@270Hoops) Corey Albertson (@Corey_Albertson) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Dave Froelich spent 34 years in high school coaching in the state of Ohio.  after starting his career as an assistant to Larry Clark at Perrysburg High School, Dave went on to serve as head coach at Colonel Crawford High School (9 years), and then Van Wert High School (21 years).  Coach Froelich won 420 games as a head coach and was inducted into the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame in 2018.  If you listen to today's podcast or are ever lucky enough to spend any time with Coach Fro, you will quickly learn that the 420 wins do not tell anywhere near the story of what makes him so successful.  He is a communicator, a relationship builder, a mentor and a leader of the highest degree.  Please enjoy today's episode with Dave Froelich. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-cook0/support

My guest for this episode of Talkin' Hoops: With Coach Jon Cook is Ryan Stechschulte, the head boys basketball coach at Kalida High School in Kalida, Ohio.  Ryan is a Putnam County native and has spent his entire coaching career at schools that compete in the always tough Putnam County League.  After four years leading the program at Columbus Grove High School Ryan was hired in May of 2016 to replace Richard Kortokrax who had led the Kalida program for 45 years and retired as the winningest coach in Ohio High School basketball history.  Ryan's journey in coaching is unique and his passion for the game is contagious.  Please enjoy today's episode with Ryan Stechschulte. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-cook0/support

Kurt Stubbs is a true basketball junkie who has managed to overcome the coaching bug.  He has fed his basketball habit as a blogger, turned influencer, turned podcaster.  He is also a junior high math teacher, a husband and an oh so proud father of a 14-month old son.  He is a man of true integrity and sincere faith, with a fascinating journey into and around this game that we both love.  I hope you enjoy my visit with Kurt Stubbs. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-cook0/support

In today's episode, we have a conversation with former L-B standout A.J. Granger about one of the most dominant teams in Ohio High School basketball history. A.J. has experiences many can only dream of and shares some of those with us. Trust us, you won't want to miss this episode. Inside the episode: We talk about A.J.'s experience at Michigan State and performing on the biggest of stages. Discuss the career of former L-B head coach Steve Williman Review the 1993-1994 regional semifinal loss to Upper Scioto Valley Deep-dive into the record-setting 1994-1995 regular season A.J. talks about his former teammate Andy Butler, who was the AP POY and the State Tournament MVP We conversate about the dominating tournament run, which ultimately led to the 1995 state championship. All of this and much, much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today’s episode, we address the latest with the OHSAA Tournament and preview two more divisions for regional play. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode, we preview the Division IV Regional Tournament and make our regional picks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode, we preview the Division III tournament and give our Final Four picks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We deep-dive into the Division IV tournament taking a look at some of the top teams, players, and sleepers to keep an eye on. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After an illustrious 26-year head coaching career, Thom McDaniels is still impacting the next generation of football players and coaches. Some may mostly know him as the father of New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and the University of Michigan quarterback coach Ben McDaniels. But Thom McDaniels himself truly has had a Hall of Fame career. He earned the USA Today and Nike National Coach of the Year award in 1997. In that same season, Coach McDaniels led Canton (Ohio) McKinley to a state title and a national championship. Despite all his accomplishments, Coach McDaniels still continues to work hard to educate future coaches on what it takes to be successful. Hear some of Coach McDaniels’ advice on this episode of the Coach and Coordinator podcast. 0:22 Intro 1:12 Transitioning from assistant coach to head coach 1:30 Heavy lifting season 4:31 Tips for young coaches 9:48 Studying different phases of the game 12:21 Using the game plan as a clinic 14:35 Ways to educate yourself about coaching 15:15 Coach McDaniels’ favorite coaching book 19:31 How to delegate and how to coach your best players 23:50 Properly preparing your players 25:51 Applying knowledge to your team’s needs 27:54 Facing adversity and hard work 31:04 Investing in your players 33:14 The winning edge 35:20 Closing You can follow Coach McDaniels on Twitter here: @thomas_tmcdwgh Check out our systems for skill development in blocking, defeating blocks and tackling at footballdevelopment.com. Follow us daily on Twitter for content and interaction @FBDevCoach. Checkout X's and O's analysis from USA Football at blogs.usafootball.com.

A lot has happened since Noah and Alex last spoke. They cover it all in the latest episode. Things start off with their thoughts on the new manager and other front office hire. That is followed by Starling Marte's comments, a goodbye to Elias Diaz and a preview for Alex's coverage of the Winter Meetings next week. Noah also might give you his thoughts on Ohio High School football. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/river-blast-radio/support

Ohio State is playing Northwestern tonight. How many of you feel that OSU should never play on Friday night because of High School Football? OHSAA Executive Director Jerry Snodgrass weighs in.

I'm Just Sayin'! is back with its fifth episode! I talk about the shock and aftermath surrounding the Andrew Luck retirement news, breakdown some of the top week one college football matchups, and dive into where Ohio's high school football status ranks nationally! Thanks as always for listening! Let me know what you thought on Twitter @Jack_Kopanski! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jack-kopanski/support

Eric and Tim are joined by Matt Goul of cleveland.com. They start by giving some summer updated on high school basketball, including transfers and some competitive balance issues. Then at about the 18 minute mark, Matt dives deep into NE Ohio football teams. Among topics covered: Why Hoban ended up at number 1 in the preseason pool. A preview of week 1 St. Ed's and Mentor showdown. A run down of the cleveland.com preseason top 25, going team by team Follow Matt (@mgoul) and at cleveland.com/highschoolsports

The Ohio high school football season is back. In one of the most anticipated seasons in recent memory, there are plenty of storylines entering Friday night. FirstStarFootballReport.com founder Dave Berk, a longtime area high school football analyst, joins the WCPO High School Insider to discuss his impressions of the top teams and players to watch this fall. WCPO’s Keenan Singleton joins the discussion and an offers a behind-the-scenes perspective about Hypeville High, a new WCPO docuseries about the Princeton High School football team.

You won't want to miss our latest conversation with Cincinnati Moeller head coach Carl Kremer. The 1978 Miami East grad has won 575 games in his 29 seasons with the Crusaders at a 79% winning percentage. Inside the episode: We talk about his summer adventure to Brooklyn for the 2019 NBA Draft to watch former Crusader Jaxson Hayes become a Lottery Pick. The early years where a kid named Bobby Brannen really set the tone for what Moeller basketball would eventually become making it cool to play hoops for the Crusaders. The state championships seasons of 1999, 2003, 2007, 2018, and 2019. Moeller became the first Division I school to go undefeated (2019) since Zanesville in 1995 and the first D1 school to go back-to-back since Canton McKinley in 2005 & 2006. The last big school to do so prior to McKinley and Moeller was Elder in 1973 & 1974. The runner-up finishes of 2005, 2010, and 2017. The seasons which got away. Moeller is currently riding a 49-game winnings streak with a sparkling (84-4) mark over the past three seasons. Last loss to an Ohio team on March 25, 2017 (Massillon Jackson, 39-38, in state final). Last loss to an Ohio team in the regular season was Cincinnati Elder on February 5, 2016. The Crusaders have won 20-plus games in 15 of the last 17 seasons. We discuss the culture at Moeller and what it takes to build a successful program for the long haul. Finally, Coach Kremer was passed up for a certain head coaching job in 1988 and was "devastated." However, I think it worked out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Our latest conversation is with former Lexington and Mansfield Senior head coach Gregg Collins. We cover his career at both historic schools. Inside the episode: The 1986-1987 regional qualifier featuring three sophomores, who would become the centerpieces of what was to come.  The 1988-1989 state championship season featuring Tom Scholl, Jeff Hoeppner, and Donn Restille.  The 1990-1991 state championship season led by the great Jamie Feick, who would go on to play at Michigan State and for the Charlotte Hornets, San Antonio Spurs, Milwaukee Bucks, and New Jersey Nets. He would later become head coach at his alma mater (Lexington). We discuss why Coach Collins took some time off between coaching jobs.  We finish the show talking about his great success at Mansfield Senior where his teams won 20 or more games in six of his 12 seasons at the helm and never won less than 15 contests. HIs 1999 and 2005 Tygers reached the State's Final 4 in Division I.  After researching, we found the answer to a question posed on the podcast, which was who beat Willard in the 1989 tournament. The answer was Bowling Green (62-60). We joked about Willard beating Lexington in both of its championship seasons.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

My latest conversation with 2017 Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association Class of 2017 Hall of Famer, Dan Hegemier. This is a great show filled with history, stories, triumphs, defeats, and what it takes to be great. Coach Hegemier said Coach Bob Arnzen (Delphos St. John's) told him at the start of his career, "you have to surround yourself with great people" and the man with 524-career wins certainly did that. I mentioned Coach Hegemier's (74-2) run over a three-year span at Knoxville, and his response was what you would expect from a coach with three state championships. You won't want to miss this episode! Coach Hegemier's Profile: 524 wins 11 district titles 4 regional crowns 3 State Titles AP Coach of the Year (1993, 2007, & 2008) OHSBKA Coach of the Year (2007) Only coach to win a state championship at UD Arena, St. John Arena, and the Schottenstein Center --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today, we turn back the clock, and talk with former Dayton Dunbar head coach Pete Pullen. We talk about his incredible 13-year run with the Wolverines, which saw Pullen guide his squads to four state titles in eight seasons and six trips to Columbus in 11 campaigns. Dunbar's run from 2005-to-2015 can rival any in Ohio history. State Champs (2006, 2007, 2010, & 2012)- 4 Regional Titles (2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2012, & 2015)- 6 District Titles (2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, & 2017)- 10 Sectional Titles (all 13 seasons) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today's episode we preview the Nike Peach Jam with All-Ohio Red 17U Head Coach Corey Tucker, better known as "Coach Tuck." We talk about the team's (1-4) start before finishing the EYBL regular season at (6-2) to qualify for the prestigious Peach Jam in North Augusta, Georgia. Coach Tuck also gives us his analysis on NEO Tru Game, who qualified for the E16 event after finishing (8-1) in the regular season. The Ohio-based team's only setback came to the Georgia Stars (66-62). Coach Tuck talks about one of the hottest prospects in the Buckeye State in Akron SVSM's Malaki Branham. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On today's show, I welcome back Martins Ferry Times Leader Sports Editor Seth Staskey to talk about the 2004 Bellaire Big Reds. Seth covered every game of the magical run, which Gene Ammirante's team took the All-American town on. The season ended in heart-breaking fashion, much like its 1995 Division IV State Football Final, but not before the Big Reds gave its town something to remember. Bellaire finished the year (22-5) and made the school's first and only state tournament. Aaron Agnew would graduate and move on to Iowa State. Sophomore Nate Davis, who eventually was drafted in the 5th Round by the San Francisco 49ers, is currently 9th all-time on Ohio's scoring list and 7th in rebounds. He had Ball State (FB) in the Top 10, at one point, before losing to Buffalo. The team featured three players which scored 1,000 or more points (Agnew, Davis, and Mike Fisher). The Big Reds regular season losses included Upper St. Clair (featured Dallas Cowboy's Sean Lee), Logan Elm (featured Tyler Evans who hit the game-winner to allow Findlay to win the D2 National Title in 2009), Akron SVSM, and Wheeling Park. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today, we have a conversation with former Lima Central Catholic head coach Bob Seggerson. Coach Seggerson was inducted into the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame just one year removed from the bench. In today's episode we discuss: The early years at LCC. 27 years without a home court? 32 years as head coach with 500-plus wins. How do you respond to losing 5 state tournament games by a total of 8 points? Coaching Mr. Basketball (1994) Aaron Hutchins. Nearly meeting up with LeBron James. Coach Seggerson's final game couldn't have been written better in Hollywood. The declining state tournament attendance. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode, we talk with Lakewood St. Edward head coach Eric Flannery. We discuss his career from working in a factory while being an assistant coach and attending college to winning state championships and three Gold Medals. It's been a storybook career to this point, and one that started with becoming head coach at just 23-years-old. Flannery has led the Eagles to two state titles including his first in just his second year on the job. Oh, by the way, the Eagles beat their bitter rival to do it. Some other topics we discuss: St. Edward having five coaches in five years before Flannery took over. The 1997-1998 season (1st state championship). Handling a culture where expectations are so high. Cutting his own nephew three times. Losing in the 1999 sectional and questioning whether he wanted to continue coaching, which was the only time a Flannery coached team didn't advance to district play. Almost taking the job at Rocky River. The impact of Don Showalter on his career. Discovering and starting LeBron James' USA basketball career. The 2001-2002 season. The 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 seasons The 2013-2014 season, which ended in St. Ed's second state championship. Coaching his two sons. Finally, what we were all anticipating, Flannery gives his viewpoint on why our high school game needs a shot clock. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this special episode, we deep-dive into the recently released enrollment figures/competitive balance numbers for the 2019-2020 season. We look at teams that could impact their new division along with answering some Twitter questions. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today’s episode, we talk with Mentor head coach Bob Krizancic. We highlight his nearly 40 years in the business of molding young men. If you are a coach at any level of any sport, you won’t want to miss out on Coach K’s wealth of knowledge, wisdom, and stories. His career has been filled with things happening for a reason. Trust us, this is a can’t miss conversation! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode, we welcome our very first head coach to the podcast in Centerville's Brook Cupps. We discuss how he got into coaching, his first job and some of the early struggles which led to eventual success, the four characteristics that describe his program, advice he would give to young coaches trying to start their own program, and his current job with the Elks. We also dive into his relationship and interaction with LeBron James as their two sons play together with the Blue Chips travel team. In our weekly news and notes around the state segment we talk about the following: *Transfer season in Northeast Ohio *Luke Howes commitment... *CrossRoads Elite Elite- what Ohio players made the list? *Coaching news *Zach Fleer and Jason Morrow of 270 Hoops have now launched 275 Hoops *Chris Livington in Brazil with USA Basketball *A pair of Ohio natives get invited to the NBA Players Camp *Mitch Hannahs *I discuss Public/Private vs. Proximity to a metropolitan area --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The show starts with news and notes around the state as we discuss the latest coaching hires, Zeb Jackson, Paul McMillan Jr., Josiah Fulcher, Jaxson Hayes, Darius Bazley, and much more. In today's episode, we talk with first-time guest, CrossRoads Elite Camp Founder/President, and NCAA Certified Scout Adam Shoulders. We discuss the state of grassroots basketball, Bronny James, whether RJ Hampton's recent decision to play overseas will be a trend, and of course we deep-dive into his upcoming camp at Plainfield High School in Indianapolis. Adam will reveal some of the Ohio names that will be in attendance at this year's camp along with a couple national names to wet your appetite. Shoulders has done quite well in the state of Ohio since the camp's inception in the fall of 2012. Names such as Kaleb Wesson, Derek Koch, Derek Culver, Jayvon Graves, Danny Davis, Jerome Hunter, Dwayne Cohill, Dane Goodwin, Vince Williams, L'Christian Smith, Caleb McConnell, Devon Baker, Darius Quisenberry, Adrian Nelson, Eli McNamara, Braden Norris, Jeremiah Francis, Dre Gordon, Amari Davis, Jordan Mitchell, Javin Etzler, John Hughley, Von Cameron Davis, Dom Penn, Josiah Fulcher, Jackson Ames, Garvin Clarke, E.J. Farmer, Paul McMillan Jr., and Danny Young Jr. have all showed out at the CrossRoads Elite Invitational. Adam's camp has been the launching ground for NBA Rookies Michael Porter Jr. and Kevin Knox along with potential 2019 Lottery picks Darius Garland, Bol Bol, and Kevin Porter. In addition, 2nd round hopefuls Jontay Porter, Jordan Poole, and Kris Wilkes were also camp participants. Shoulders goes more in-depth throughout the podcast on some of the current high schoolers that attended the 3-day event including Jalen Johnson, B.J. Boston, Jaden Springer, Isiah Jackson, Walker Kessler, Caleb Love, and MarJon Beauchamp from the Class of 2020, Max Christie, Khristian Lander, Chet Holmgren, Caleb Furst, Jordan Nesbitt, Brandon Huntley-Hatfield from the Class of 2021, and Jalen Washington and Brandon Miller from the Class of 2022 just to a name a few. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's show, we are joined by the latest Ohio State commitment, Kalen Etzler of Convoy Crestview. Etzler's uncle, Doug, played for the Buckeyes from 1991-1995, and recently was named the head coach at his alma mater replacing the now retired Jeremy Best. We talk with Kalen about his high school career thus far, this year's Division IV State Championship, and we deep-dive into his recent commitment to the Buckeyes. You won't want to miss this episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In today's episode, we chat with Triple Double Prospects' Corey Albertson about the last weekend's on the travel circuit. Corey traveled to Atlanta for the 1st session of the EYBL before heading to Fort Wayne, Indiana last weekend for the Spiece Run-n-Slam, one of the biggest non-shoe brand tournaments of the spring. We breakdown some of the top teams, players, and stockrisers all in this week's edition. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We kick Season 2 off in style as we welcome Prep Scouting's Chas Wolfe onto the OHSH: Around the State Podcast. Chas is a wealth of knowledge and has done pretty much everything in the basketball industry. Today, we talk Atlanta (EYBL), coaching changes in Ohio, Competitive Balance, and restaurants along with plenty of random and humorous comments. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 22 of the Ohio or Bust Podcast takes a look at the nicknames of our great state's high schools. Everyone knows the Bulldogs, Wildcats, Panthers and Tigers. But do you know the Scarabs? The Zeps? The Jeeps? The Lawyers? Join Brett, DJ, Dave and Corey as they take you around the whole state and the unique nicknames bestowed upon some of our educational institutions. As always, catch up on all episodes at www.ohioorbustpodcast.podbean.com. 

The baseball season is right around the corner. Mason baseball coach Curt Bly discusses the upcoming Ohio high school season, which starts March 23. Bly discusses the Comets, who reached the state tournament last spring for the first time since 1987. He also talked about 2018 Gatorade Player of the Year and Boston Red Sox draft pick Nick Northcut. Also, the Southwest District basketball teams will be released this week honoring the area’s best boys’ and girls’ basketball players and coaches. RELATED: Join the Cincinnati area high school sports Facebook group As the tournament kicks into gear with the girls’ basketball district finals and boys’ sectional finals, Dayton Daily News reporter Marc Pendleton discusses how the all-district and all-state selections are made.

Robbie Klanac '20 and Cam Cupar '20 discuss their expectations going into the speech and debate state tournament this weekend. Produced by Robbie Klanac '20

Find out everything you need for those break room conversations, including what changes could be coming to Ohio High School football, why Kenny Lofton is returning to Cleveland, and how you can visit the resting place of the Titanic (it'll cost you!!)

For our final podcast before the start of the Ohio High School season, Corey talks to Withrow head coach Shaun O'Connell, discussing topics including: how he ended up at Withrow (1:30), coaching at inner-city schools (12:45), Cincinnati basketball as a whole (20:00), being at Dunbar (33:00), differences between AAU and high school coaching (39:45), previewing the weekend ahead (48:50), and much more!

Cleveland.com and the Plain Dealer's Matt Goul (@mgoul) joins Eric (@CoachFlan) and Tim (@timmys24) in the coaches' office! Topics discussed: The injunction on OHSAA's competitive balance and what it means Initial impressions of some of the top football teams in Northeast Ohio Who could be some surprise teams? Which teams are the early-season favorites to compete for the state title? A very early Northeast Ohio basketball preview Coach Flan runs down St. Ed's 2018-19 basketball schedule Please leave us a rating and a review!  

Scott and Mike are joined by Coach Brian Westbrook to discuss college and high school football as well as his Get Everything U brand. Coach Westbrook talks about NCAA football players getting paid, Ohio High School competitive balance, and his philosophy when coaching kids. The guys drink some Apocalypse IPA from 10 Barrel Brewing and talk about 10 Barrel's sale to InBev and the recent Craft Beer push for labeling to identify independent breweries.

Get to know the organization that keeps Ohio High School sports together. Guest host, Ty Higgins, discusses Ohio High School sports with guests Dr. Dan Ross, Commissioner, OHSAA; Roxanne Price, Asst. Commissioner, OHSAA; Dave Cecutti, Commissioner, Ohio Capital Conference. Mobile users, listen below.

Dr. Dan Ross OHSAA Commissioner talks with Vince Koza about the Competitive Balance issues facing Ohio High School athletics. 93.1 The Fan - Sports Talk with Koza - 2-6-12

CVCA VS Walsh Jesuit Boys Soccer 1st Half 9/10/09

CVCA VS Walsh Jesuit Boys Soccer 1st Half 9/10/09

Join PrepStarNetwork.com's Kyle Goodwin and Andrew Jupina for a recap of this weeks Ohio High School Sports Action.

Join PrepStarNetwork.com's Kyle Goodwin and Andrew Jupina for a recap of this weeks Ohio High School Sports Action.

Dave Schmidt of The Senior Reports talks to ESPN Lima's Vince Koza about athletic conference changes taking place in Ohio High School and College Conference. Interview takes place 6-13-09

Dave Schmidt of The Senior Reports talks to ESPN Lima's Vince Koza about athletic conference changes taking place in Ohio High School and College Conference. Interview takes place 3-29-09

Nearly two months has gone by, it's time for LOCAL sports again! Find out why the host has been gone for nearly two months and how you can help keep this podcast alive (no, there's no money involved!) Then, it's time for Ohio High School Football! Finally, there's two new teams heading into the USCAA. Local sports? It's NOT on Dayton radio, it's on the LOCAL Cin-Day Sports podcast!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-cincinnati-and-dayton-sports-podcast/donations