Mike White on Paris Ford - good read

[President Stache]

 

[Sean Miller Fan]

Would Steel Valley have been 1A or 2A in the 4 class setup? They seemed to have been the biggest beneciaries of the new 6 class system.

 

[Piranha]

Good article

 

[9nationalchampionships]

Maybe on his way out of the door Barnes put a choke hold on someone from the PPG

 

[wbrpanther]

Would Steel Valley have been 1A or 2A in the 4 class setup? They seemed to have been the biggest beneciaries of the new 6 class system.[/QUOTE.True because if they would have been 1A they probably would have been State Runnerup.

 

[wbrpanther]

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Nice article. Wonder what got into that snarky weasel.

 

[JokePa]

You have a thing just based on results of last year that Paris Ford is the number one recruit in the state

 

[Joe the Panther Fan]

Would Steel Valley have been 1A or 2A in the 4 class setup? They seemed to have been the biggest beneciaries of the new 6 class system.

They were one of the biggest AA schools this year (eight more boys would have made them a AAA school) and they played AA last year in the four class setup, so why would you think that they would have been an A school this year if they didn't change to six classes?

 

[Big Marty1]

I saw 3 Steel Valley games this year and Ford is the most exciting player I've seen since Pryor. No wondor Michigan is stalking him. Dont tell me Pitt doesnt recruit superstar High School talent.

 

[Saboteur]

Maybe on his way out of the door Barnes put a choke hold on someone from the PPG

Ghost written by EJ. White couldn't construct a meaningful patagrpah if his life depended upon it.

 

[JokePa]

That was a great read thanks for posting

 

[Teh Teh]

Ghost written by EJ. White couldn't construct a meaningful patagrpah if his life depended upon it.

Yeah can't believe Mike white wrote that

 

[pittmeister]

The local player who's skill set translates best to the college and Pro level is Paris Ford. It's not even close. He is another Jordan Whitehead. Wade is a great high school player, but he will not be able to keep up with the speed, the height and athleticism of the WR's in college.