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Bishop Brossart starting a football program

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Cincy's Ch 9 Dennis Jansen just announced that Brossart will start a football program . Maybe have a JV program as early as next year. Comments?

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Heard about it earlier today, and am really excited about next year. This should increase Brossart's enrollment considerably....

Brossart has been comtemplating this for awhile and the board finally gave the go-ahead with conditions like coming up with the funding, a coach, etc. which shouldn't be major obstacles.

 

Two thoughts seem to have dominated the debate.

 

1. Football is a natural progression for a school that has been successful in other sports and would like to offer another activity that will be greatly supported by student participants and fans.

 

2. Football is a risky step because it tends to over-shadow and consume other sports and activities to the point that those entities suffer especially in a Class A size school.

 

Of course, some people may be leaning one way or another on the issue but no one really has the definitive answer.

It seems as though they have lots of great athletes. As long as they don't pull most of the athletes from other sports, they should put together a pretty good team. They might even be able to compete at the varsity level in a few years.

Be patient Mustang fans, watch Pendleton County's growing pains and be prepared, just don't expect success overnight

Perfect job for former coach at Dayton Dan Ridder to start the program..congrats Stangs on taking this on. :thumb:

What's the enrollment at BB?

I think right around 400..boys and girls.

If Brossart wants to make a splash and get some instant credibility, there's a pretty good coach on the market ... some dude named Mike Yeagle.

I think right around 400..boys and girls.

 

Where would they play? Campbell County Middle School?

They may go to an area around St Mary's soccer field is what im guessing.

They may go to an area around St Mary's soccer field is what im guessing.

I would think that an arrangement with CC would not be out of the question.

 

This is awesome news by the way! Glad to hear it Mustangs!

I've got a feeling that NCC fans aren't all that happy about it. The Breds have pulled in a lot of the county kids wanting to play football. With the Mustangs starting a program, in time those county kids may stay out in the county.

The way they produce bruisers in basketball, they should be OK once it gets up and running. :D

I've got a feeling that NCC fans aren't all that happy about it. The Breds have pulled in a lot of the county kids wanting to play football. With the Mustangs starting a program, in time those county kids may stay out in the county.

 

I believe the effect on NCC and Campbell County would be very slight. You pretty much are going to NCC since birth and the cost of going to Brossart over Campbell County would still be a factor. When Holy Cross started football it had a very slight effect on CovCath and Holmes.

 

Brossart is a large enough school to produce decent numbers for football and of course starting a football program will have a direct effect on their soccer program (again see Holy Cross) since that sport is the same season as football and an indirect effect on basketball as it does at many Class A schools.

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