Cleveland

[wbfan]

I realize they beat Spring Woods and Aldine.

 

I also notice that their losses have been closer this year than they have been over the last decade. They likely won't win any more games this year but it sounds like they're starting to get more guys out of that massive population spike to play football now.

 

 

[Mr. Buddy Garrity]

11 minutes ago, wbfan said:

I realize they beat Spring Woods and Aldine.

 

I also notice that their losses have been closer this year than they have been over the last decade. They likely won't win any more games this year but it sounds like they're starting to get more guys out of that massive population spike to play football now.

 

 

Is their coaching staff across the board more stable now?  

[AggiesAreWe]

Good to see Cleveland stop that long losing streak. Good for those guys.

But that brings us to Spring Woods.

There is absolutely no reason they should be this bad. They are horrible and it really doesn't make much sense for them to routinely be this bad.

[bullets13]

It's been 15-16 years since Colony Ridge opened. I would imagine they're getting to the point where some of the high school aged kids living in Colony Ridge actually grew up here and were exposed to football coming up. 

[89Falcon]

17 minutes ago, bullets13 said:

It's been 15-16 years since Colony Ridge opened. I would imagine they're getting to the point where some of the high school aged kids living in Colony Ridge actually grew up here and were exposed to football coming up. 

No

[bullets13]

17 minutes ago, 89Falcon said:

No

why not?