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Moeller (OH) 24 St. Xavier 12

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The crusaders take this game for the third year in a row. When the tiger coaching staff realizes to be successful all they have to do is give the ball to #16 and #45 this team will reach new heights. Midway through the third, walker had over 200 yards on the ground so ill assume he had north of 250. Nagle with a nother crucial mistake at the worst time. All in all a hard fought game by both teams and the fact X had opportunities to set them up for the win is indicative that a lot of bgpers are ignorant.

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Charles Walker had 248 yards on 30 carries and a TD for St. X

Poor Walker, sounds like he could've used some help out there.

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Poor Walker, sounds like he could've used some help out there.

 

Yea from the coaching staff.

WOW the greatest coaching staff in the history of high school football is drawing criticism. Didn't his predecessor get run out of the building because he relied on the running game? You guys are fickle. :clap:

Calling posters who predicted a two or more score victory for Moeller ignorant? I am sure Moeller didn't capitalize on every opportunity either. That's part of the game and sounds childish.

Sounds like a whole lot of sour grapes to me.

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WOW the greatest coaching staff in the history of high school football is drawing criticism. Didn't his predecessor get run out of the building because he relied on the running game? You guys are fickle. :clap:

 

Only the T fans were proclaiming this staff as the greatest in history. My story hasn't changed since day one so your generalization in response to my post wasn't warranted.

I'm calling shenanigans. You were so pumped about the wide open attack that this staff was going to bring that you were the impetus for me to start singing the praises of the greatest coaching staff ever assembled.

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Calling posters who predicted a two or more score victory for Moeller ignorant? I am sure Moeller didn't capitalize on every opportunity either. That's part of the game and sounds childish.

 

That's not the point. Every one on BGP has wrote off X as being terrible hence the multiple "46-14" predictions. I was pointing out X had chances to win the game. You must have been one to predict such a lopsided score.

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I'm calling shenanigans. You were so pumped about the wide open attack that this staff was going to bring that you were the impetus for me to start singing the praises of the greatest coaching staff ever assembled.

 

Please show me the proof. If I'm wrong ill admit it but I don't believe so.

That's not the point. Every one on BGP has wrote off X as being terrible hence the multiple "46-14" predictions. I was pointing out X had chances to win the game. You must have been one to predict such a lopsided score.

 

I didn't predict a score. I believed I liked one of two scores. Not how it reads. As a Trinity fan I haven't written off St. X at all. Just thought Moeller was two scores better and that's how it played out basically.

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I didn't predict a score. I believed I liked one of two scores. Not how it reads. As a Trinity fan I haven't written off St. X at all. Just thought Moeller was two scores better and that's how it played out basically.

 

Agree to disagree. That's perfectly fine I disagree with that assessment.

I am wondering if they are so intent on not playing "Glaser ball" that they are inadvertently shooting themselves in the foot. It will take time to implement the style he wants. For crying out loud, X has had the same offense longer than I have been on this earth. It can't go from power run to spread in one season effortlessly. Especially when you have a brand new hc with little head coaching experience. Not bashing him, he may end up being a great coach for X, it just takes more than one season.

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