Top All Time Ohio HS Football Programs(Win %)

[tedginn05]

Credit goes to a poster at JJHuddle

EDIT:The format is messed up when I post it(White background I guess). Just go to the link and the list is at the bottom of the page.

EDIT 2: Found a link to a more updated list

[tedginn05]

Anyone know anything about Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education?

What was the deal with that school, I searched some on google, but couldn't find anything on it.

[mcbucks]

Carlos Snow went there. Half day Physical Ed. Half day classes. Turned out some great teams

[tedginn05]

Originally Posted by mcbucks

Carlos Snow went there. Half day Physical Ed. Half day classes. Turned out some great teams

So I guess that is where the academic problems came from.

[scott91575]

Originally Posted by tedginn05

Anyone know anything about Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education?

What was the deal with that school, I searched some on google, but couldn't find anything on it.

It is no longer in existence. I think the school disbanded in the early to mid 90's. It was a lower division school (I think it was D4) that always did well in football. I may be wrong, but I think they were the same level as Ironton and those 2 always fought it out for top honors in Southern Ohio for their division.

To answer your question, yes, it did put large emphasis on physical education. Lots of gym classes.

[Cincy Buck]

I am almost certain that this school re-opened as " Cincy Taylor High School".

[KellyBeth]

I attended C.A.P.E. from 1980-1985 we had two classes of gym per day but we had all the other required classes also. As far as I know the school did not come back under a different name, there maybe a different school in the building but as far as a physical education school I have not heard that.