Archive: January 2010
Some athletic directors have a tougher job than the others. Put Trotwood-Madison’s James Ladd in the latter category. “It’s funny, but if one of my coaches does something, it’s big news,” Ladd said.
This week MVP’S Alex Sator interviews Columbus Northland head coach James ‘Satch’ Sullinger, JJHuddle’s Tim Langevin and Jim Dabbelt (of the Dabbelt Report)...enjoy.
The Ohio High School Football Coaches Association moved its annual North-South Classic to April 23 this year for a couple reasons but one glaring one – it wanted more talented rosters. It got it.
Wayne, Wilmington and Jefferson face big tests at the Scholastic Play-by-Play at the Schottenstein Center
Alex Sator brings you the game action from Flyin to the Hoop’s Sunday match-up between Jefferson and Pine Crest High School (Fla.)
Ohio made itself proud this weekend at the Flyin to the Hoop boys basketball invitational by going 5-11 against national competition.
Alex Sator brings you the game action from Flyin to the Hoop's Saturday match-up between Findlay Prep from Nevada and Cleveland Benedictine.
Alex Sator brings you the game action from Flyin to the Hoop's Saturday match-up between Pine Crest High School out of Florida and Princeton High from Cincinnati.
Today kicks off the countdown for JJHuddle's “Top 50 Ohio High School Athletes of the Decade” for 1999-2009. Daequan Cook gets it going...
After going 1-4 against out-of-state competition on Day 1 of the Flyin to the Hoop, Ohio teams turned it around Sunday and went 2-3. Not that impressive? Think again.
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