I decided to review the 100 closest games by point spread on Drew Pasteur’s Fantastic 50 website. I also added a couple games into the respective honorable mention districts due to out-of-state opponents being featured. My apologies for having this out a little late. I’ve been ‘under the weather’ for a while now.
THE 10 BEST GAMES TO SEE IN OHIO - WEEK EIGHT By Kyle Holsinger Welcome back, readers! I opened up the selection of games to a wider range than an eight-point spread. This week, I tried to consider the top 100 closest point spreads on Drew Pasteur’s Fantastic 50 website. I hope that can make […]
Welcome back for another edition of The 10 Best Games to See in Ohio. As we get midway through the regular season, conference play has begun and the playoff picture is starting to develop. Last week, we had seven of the ten featured games decided by 10 points or less. Let’s hope we can improve on that.
Heart of Ohio Sports Observer Vol 5.0 Hopewell-Loudon Stays Perfect as N10 Race Takes Shape The first month of the 2026 high school football season has already produced a clear headline in the Heart of Ohio Sports coverage area: Hopewell-Loudon remains perfect. The Chieftains moved to 4-0 with a 30-22 win over Seneca East, while […]
Welcome back and thanks for reading! With all the data needed to write these articles, there is not a realistic way to write these particular articles by Monday. The 10 Best Games to See in Ohio will be a Wednesday release from now on.
Let’s get right to it. We got some exciting games this week…
Welcome back for the Division VI preview. Last season, I picked Regions 21, 22, and 24 correctly and also picked Kirtland correctly as champ.
My apologies for having it out several hours late. My laptop wouldn't cooperate this morning before work. Division VII should be on-time tomorrow morning.
Are you and your coworkers wondering who is still in the playoffs locally, and where they play this weekend? Well, we have you covered.
NORTH ROBINSON — Colonel Crawford’s Connor McMichal rushed for 369 yards and four touchdowns on 24 attempts to carry the Eagles over Seneca East in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference matchup at home Friday night, 31-0.
I read your comments and tweaked the analytics a bit. Now, the metrics are 40% competitiveness, 20% rankings, 20% combined wins, and 20% college prospects. I personally think watching some D-I prospects balling out makes for a great game—even if the game doesn’t end up close. If games ending with slim point differential is your preference then I’ll give y’all what you want. Enjoy!
Midway through the fourth quarter, Colonel Crawford senior quarterback Peyton Baker kept it up the middle making a cut to the left to outmaneuver Mohawk defenders on his way to a 23-yard go-ahead touchdown in a close one at Warrior Field on Friday night. The Eagles prevailed in Northern 10 Conference action, 24-21.
