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Did Carter open his recruitment back up? Did OSU offer him a scholarship or are they showing strong interest?
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09-29-2005, 04:08 PM
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Copley at Green
What, when, where: Suburban League game, 7 p.m., Green Memorial Stadium, 1737 Steese Road, Green. Call 330-896- 7544.
Records: Copley 4-1, 1-1; Green 4-1, 2-0.
What to watch: Can Copley bounce back from last week's decisive loss to Tallmadge? Can Green use last week's come-from- behind win over Wadsworth as an impetus? Copley needs to find a way to create running room for Delone Carter. Green needs to find a way to keep Carter on the sidelines. Green needs to find a way to fully utilize the talents of Corey Welch. Copley needs to find a way to minimize Welch's touches. The respective quarterbacks, Copley's Jason Borchik and Green's Kade Wagner, need to have time to make plays, and neither defense can tolerate multiple turnovers.
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09-29-2005, 11:19 PM
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FWIW.. Carter started at Hoban but in Freshman year saw Sutton was going to be the man for the next three years .. so he transferred to Copley... where he certainly did very very well for himself...
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09-30-2005, 08:22 PM
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10-01-2005, 09:14 AM
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GREEN — Corey Welch ran for 106 yards and three touchdowns to help Green to a 48-36 come-from-behind high school football victory over Copley in the Suburban League on Friday night.
Kade Wagner also scored three touchdowns for the Bulldogs, running it in twice and returning an interception for a score as Green remained unbeaten in league play. Wagner finished 12 of 17 passing for 128 yards.
Greg Ferrell also returned an interception for a touchdown for Green. Delone Carter ran 30 times for 161 yards and five touchdowns as Copley led 36-27 early in the fourth quarter.
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10-08-2005, 05:45 AM
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</TD></TR><TR><TD align=left>Delone Carter's stiff arm on the face mask of defender Dan Robinson earned him a penalty. The drive several plays later gave Copley a tying touchdown in the 2nd quarter as Wadsworth High school football hosted Copley High School during a steady drizzle at Art Wright Stadium, in Wadsworth, Ohio October 7, 2005. (Akron Beacon Journal/ Lew Stamp)
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Senior carries Copley to win
Carter rushes for 375 yards, scores five TDs. Indians' defense excels
By David Lee Morgan Jr.
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WADSWORTH - Copley senior running back Delone Carter makes carrying the football look so easy.
His running style is a pleasure to watch. He's fluid, graceful and elusive in the open field, but he also can use his strength to run directly through a would-be tackler.
Friday night at Wadsworth, Carter ran every which way, amassing 375 yards and four touchdowns on 25 carries in a 47-15 Suburban League win for the Indians (5-2 overall, 2-2).
It was the second time this season that Carter has exceeded the 300-yard mark.
How good was it for Carter on Friday night?
He had 226 yards at halftime and 304 yards and three touchdowns after his 78-yard run on Copley's first play of the second half, with 8:20 left in the third quarter. The score helped give the Indians a 33-7 lead.
``The coaches put it in our minds this week that our backs were against the wall,'' Carter said of the Indians' two-game losing streak. ``We knew we had to come out fighting.''
And to show his full range of talents, Carter caught a 51-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Jason Borchik. And he also registered a sack as a linebacker.
Carter did it all.
``What can you say about the kid, he's just a great player,'' Copley coach Dan Boarman said. ``But we have a great bunch of kids who hate to lose.''
Is Carter the area's best back?
``I want to be considered the best, but everyone has their own opinion so I just have to go out there, trust myself and play as hard as I can,'' Carter said.
Wadsworth coach Greg Dennison has been around the sport a long time and has seen some special players in his days. Dennison was impressed with Carter, a Syracuse recruit.
``He's a great back, but we didn't hit him,'' Dennison said. ``When you don't hit a great back, he's even greater.''
For the Grizzlies, (4-3, 1-3), and Copley for that matter, Friday night's game was a must-win as far as the Suburban League race was concerned. Tallmadge is unbeaten at 4-0 in the league after beating Barberton on Friday night.
Now, the Grizzlies can only hope for some kind of miracle to stay in contention for the league title. Wadsworth's final three games are against Tallmadge, Highland and Revere.
``We still have a lot to play for,'' Dennison said. ``We'll regroup, and we'll be better for this.''
Meanwhile, as Carter was leading Copley's offense, the entire defensive unit did an effective job in limiting the Grizzlies' big plays.
Linemen Mike Nitz, A.J. Meyer, Joe Matesevac and Virgil Walker, linebackers Chase Klingenstein, Rico Binford, Nick Towns, Drew Miller and Walt Harris and defensive backs David Arnold, Nick Louis and Utomhin Okoh allowed just one touchdown through three quarters.
The unit also scored a touchdown, as Okoh returned an interception 75 yards with 1:01 left in the second quarter to enable the Indians to hold a 26-7 halftime lead.
Grizzlies running back Dru Jones rushed for 133 yards on 20 carries, and quarterback Scott Saylor scored Wadsworth's two touchdowns on short runs.
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Revere at Copley
What, when, where: Suburban League game, 7 p.m., Copley Stadium, 3807 Ridgewood Road, Copley. Call 330-644- 4833.
Records: Revere 4-3, 3-1; Copley 5-2, 2-2.
What to watch: Let's face it. The league race is over. So this game is more about computer points, bragging rights and ownership of the Bell Trophy, a tradition begun shortly after the league's inception in 1966. Revere is one of the hottest teams in Summit County, knocking off Cloverleaf and Green the last two weeks to climb into sixth place in Division III, Region 9. Copley, despite suffering back-to-back losses to Tallmadge and Green the last two weeks of September, is less than one point out of the eighth and final playoff spot in highly competitive Division II, Region 5. With Delone Carter running wild, Revere defenders such as Jamie Mackie, Louie Clark and Dan Zarkovacki will have their hands full. Copley has won the last three meetings, but Revere has won eight of the past 14.
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