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Mooney is smaller than your Elder's and St. X's,,,,but in terms of a Kentucky Classification they would translate to a 4A program and two of the past 5 years Mooney arguably had the best team in Ohio. The 2007 team that beat Cov Catholic was a junior dominated team for Mooney that was dominate in 2009 and ranked top 10 in the country.

What a tremendous guy,,,,,,,,,Tank Stadium will be much different place.

Not sure who is,,,but this job is a peach.

Maybe I had heard it incorrectly but was always told the genus of the "Cake Eater" was that at a post season banquet for the old NKAC that we (Highlands) brought some sort of an expensive cake and there was a small ruckus about this so we only allowed it to be served to the Highlands entourage,,,,thus making us Cake Eaters.

Personally I don't think anything Trinity does is "unfair",,,,,there's never a reason to apologize for such a great program

It's simply about the numbers,,,,,,specifically the depth. I played NCAA DII football in Northern Ohio. We had quite a few players from Mentor HS, Ignatius and St. Ed's. Most of these guys started for only one year, but where talented enough to play at a scholarship level in college. That means that you have outstanding high school players working the scout team for two years before their time to shine. That pushes everyone in a program, the extra competition for playing time and outstanding competition when the scout team goes against the first team. That's when the numbers count,,,and you can't discount the importance of this. When size meets talent and depth you now have a program.

Great player from a great family. Best wishes from Grove City, OH.

Trinity actually has a full time coach who oversee's their weightlifting program,,,,a professional strength coach is an advantage. Maddox oversee's all of the athletic programs In-season and Off-season programs. This does allow the football staff more time to spend on coaching football.

Amazing asset for this program. 14 Training Stations loaded with all the tools they'll need. Quite a few Division I colleges don't have weight rooms as well outfitted.