Derrell favors West Virginia (offered, cousin plays there) and Ohio State (not offered); academics could be an issue.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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7/11/05
Johnson likes Ohio State and West Virginia, North Carolina, Iowa, Cincinnati, and Penn State. North Carolina, Akron, Cincinnati, Iowa, and West Virginia have offered.
7/11/05
Johnson likes Ohio State and West Virginia, North Carolina, Iowa, Cincinnati, and Penn State. North Carolina, Akron, Cincinnati, Iowa, and West Virginia have offered.
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crazybuckfan40
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Man he is cut. He just looks likes a football player. I think he could really be a sleeper in this class, even if he doesnt get a look from tOSU.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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I like Johnson a lot, I think we will hear more about him this year since he moved to Mooney. Could be one to watch.
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Vindy.com
Published: Sunday, September 25, 2005
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The unbeaten Cardinals scored a touchdown in every quarter. By JOHN BUTERA
<uppercase>VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT</uppercase>
YOUNGSTOWN — The Cardinal Mooney High football team broke a 7-7 tie with two quick touchdowns in the second quarter, then coasted to a 42-14 victory over Canton Central Catholic on Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium.
Mooney (5-0) scored at least one touchdown in ever quarter.
With score tied at 7, Mooney took the ball on its own 20 and drove 80 yards for a score. The drive was spearheaded by quarterback Derrell Johnson, who started the march with a 25-yard run and added runs of 11, 4 and 4 yards to get to the Crusaders' 30. Johnson then dropped back to pass, but saw an opening in Central Catholic's defense and ran untouched into the right corner of the end zone.
Cardinals take command
After forcing a three-and-out in just 55 seconds, Mooney got the ball back on its own 46. Nate Burney ran for 20 yards on first down and Johnson followed with a 32-yard run on the next play to get to the Crusaders' 2.
Johnson, who rushed for 107 yards on 10 carries, helped pave the way for Burney's 2-yard TD run, giving the Cards a 21-7 lead at halftime. Johnson sat out the second half.
Burney finished with 108 yards on 19 rushes. He scored his second TD, a 1-yard plunge, in the fourth quarter.
Published: Sunday, September 25, 2005
<!-- BITSHeadlineStart -->Mooney rolls past Canton Central 42-14 <!-- BITSHeadlineEnd -->
The unbeaten Cardinals scored a touchdown in every quarter. By JOHN BUTERA
<uppercase>VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT</uppercase>
YOUNGSTOWN — The Cardinal Mooney High football team broke a 7-7 tie with two quick touchdowns in the second quarter, then coasted to a 42-14 victory over Canton Central Catholic on Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium.
Mooney (5-0) scored at least one touchdown in ever quarter.
With score tied at 7, Mooney took the ball on its own 20 and drove 80 yards for a score. The drive was spearheaded by quarterback Derrell Johnson, who started the march with a 25-yard run and added runs of 11, 4 and 4 yards to get to the Crusaders' 30. Johnson then dropped back to pass, but saw an opening in Central Catholic's defense and ran untouched into the right corner of the end zone.
Cardinals take command
After forcing a three-and-out in just 55 seconds, Mooney got the ball back on its own 46. Nate Burney ran for 20 yards on first down and Johnson followed with a 32-yard run on the next play to get to the Crusaders' 2.
Johnson, who rushed for 107 yards on 10 carries, helped pave the way for Burney's 2-yard TD run, giving the Cards a 21-7 lead at halftime. Johnson sat out the second half.
Burney finished with 108 yards on 19 rushes. He scored his second TD, a 1-yard plunge, in the fourth quarter.
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OSUBucks22
No touching!
that is unfortunate. Derrell was having a great season and was likely pushing towards some pretty decent offers from big schools. hope he heals quickly.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Looks like Johnson's injury wasn't as bad as first thought, no ligament damage in his knee just the broken bone.
Thats good news for him and his family.
Thats good news for him and his family.
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OSUBucks22
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update on Derrell... looks as if he'll be able to return by the last week of the season most likely.
he will be taking official visits to VA Tech, Purdue, and North Carolina. he is still interested in tOSU. has offers from UC, WVU, North Carolina, and Ohio U. at this point.
update on Derrell... looks as if he'll be able to return by the last week of the season most likely.
he will be taking official visits to VA Tech, Purdue, and North Carolina. he is still interested in tOSU. has offers from UC, WVU, North Carolina, and Ohio U. at this point.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Obviously, Johnson was out and it looks like Mooney missed him....:(
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No. 20 Benedictine 28, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 13
The Bengals held on after gaining a 17-0 lead in the nonleague game at Bedford that pitted a pair of defending state champions.
Benedictine was last year's Division III champs while Cardinal Mooney won the Division IV crown. In handing the Cardinals their first loss this season, the Bengals evened their record to 3-3.
Cardinal Mooney (6-1) struggled stopping the run.
Senior Chris Austin rushed 31 times for 178 yards and two touchdowns. Jahmal Brown gained 62 yards on six carries with one TD. Benedictine amassed 239 yards rushing and threw the ball just once.
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No. 20 Benedictine 28, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney 13
The Bengals held on after gaining a 17-0 lead in the nonleague game at Bedford that pitted a pair of defending state champions.
Benedictine was last year's Division III champs while Cardinal Mooney won the Division IV crown. In handing the Cardinals their first loss this season, the Bengals evened their record to 3-3.
Cardinal Mooney (6-1) struggled stopping the run.
Senior Chris Austin rushed 31 times for 178 yards and two touchdowns. Jahmal Brown gained 62 yards on six carries with one TD. Benedictine amassed 239 yards rushing and threw the ball just once.
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OSUBasketballJunkie
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Here is a pic of Johnson from this past weekend....courtesy of jjhuddle.com...
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