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Great shots @fanaticbuckeye . Thanks for sharing!
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Looked like they were playing the Ontario Warriors there. I see they have my home school Whippets next. My mom taught at Lexington and they were basketball school and Shelby was the football school in the 70s....
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Senior Tackle: Cade Stover on how Penn State, Ohio State recruited him
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Cade Stover
Published on September 26, 2018
Last week we lost another game and our record dropped to 1-4.
This is nowhere close to where we wanted to be at this point in the season, and it’s disappointing. That being said, we are going to squeeze and grab onto every bit of positive football we can get out of it from here. The mental state when you’re 1-4 is what is the toughest, honestly. But we have a group of guys around us that are really great.
It’s not easy, but we all stay positive and show up every day and give everything we have. That’s all anyone could ever ask for on a team. The wins will come from that.
As I’m sure everyone reading this knows, the Buckeyes take on Penn State this weekend. This is a huge game for both teams in the Big Ten and for the conference in general. After the great showing last week against Tulane, the Buckeyes are going to be juiced up and ready to roll in Happy Valley.
Ironically, Penn State was one of the schools I visited and considered during the recruiting process. It was a great campus, beautiful and out in the country, which is right up my alley. I didn’t feel the love and passion there I did at Ohio State, but most of all I didn’t feel the comfort that I felt at Ohio State. The Buckeyes staff made me feel like I was a part of the program from the first time I stepped on campus.
Sure, growing up in Ohio, it’s very hard to have the best college football program in the country in your backyard and not go there. But the Ohio State coaches never treated me like I wasn’t family. That’s really why I picked them more than anything.....
https://lettermenrow.com/ohio-state...e-stover-recruiting-senior-tackle-penn-state/
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Cade Stover
Published on September 26, 2018
Ohio State commitment Cade Stover is set to embark on his final season of high school football and basketball at Lexington (Ohio) High School. Lexington, a small town of just about 4,700 people near Mansfield, is a farm community that’s played an instrumental role in raising Stover, the country’s eighth-ranked outside linebacker. He committed to the Buckeyes in late April this year, picking Ohio State over Penn State, Notre Dame and 20 other schools. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound athlete is on the verge of becoming his school’s all-time leading scorer in basketball, and he will share all of the ups and downs of his senior year with Lettermen Row in this weekly journal.
Last week we lost another game and our record dropped to 1-4.
This is nowhere close to where we wanted to be at this point in the season, and it’s disappointing. That being said, we are going to squeeze and grab onto every bit of positive football we can get out of it from here. The mental state when you’re 1-4 is what is the toughest, honestly. But we have a group of guys around us that are really great.
It’s not easy, but we all stay positive and show up every day and give everything we have. That’s all anyone could ever ask for on a team. The wins will come from that.
As I’m sure everyone reading this knows, the Buckeyes take on Penn State this weekend. This is a huge game for both teams in the Big Ten and for the conference in general. After the great showing last week against Tulane, the Buckeyes are going to be juiced up and ready to roll in Happy Valley.
Ironically, Penn State was one of the schools I visited and considered during the recruiting process. It was a great campus, beautiful and out in the country, which is right up my alley. I didn’t feel the love and passion there I did at Ohio State, but most of all I didn’t feel the comfort that I felt at Ohio State. The Buckeyes staff made me feel like I was a part of the program from the first time I stepped on campus.
Sure, growing up in Ohio, it’s very hard to have the best college football program in the country in your backyard and not go there. But the Ohio State coaches never treated me like I wasn’t family. That’s really why I picked them more than anything.....
https://lettermenrow.com/ohio-state...e-stover-recruiting-senior-tackle-penn-state/
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
Gotta think Cade ends up at DE. He and Potter will be nice bookends for the good guys. If we can land Harrison and another target or two we will be in good shape.
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Honor&Glory
Paper,Rock, Scissors, Lizard, Spock!
as a Colerain fan I am still confused as to how a player like Ivan Pace, Jr can lead the team in rushing yards, TD’s, tackles and TFL, be named D1 DPOY and not even be a finalist for this award.
no disrepect to Cade Stover who is quite deserving. I simply dont understand how things work.
no disrepect to Cade Stover who is quite deserving. I simply dont understand how things work.
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bigdog3300
The G.O.A.T.
TBH there has always been a smaller school bias when it comes to the award. Very, very few major schools have an award (none for any of the Cinci powers, or St. Ignatius, St. Ed's, etc.). Writers love the small town story, and I'm okay with that.
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Honor&Glory
Paper,Rock, Scissors, Lizard, Spock!
3 players from south of Columbus have won it in 31 years. the bias is kind of strong. no sports writter in Cincinnati even has a vote.
ill bow out now. this thread is about Stover who IS deserving of the honor and I cannot wait to see him in Scarlet & Gray.
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