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So as I said, now I have to delete another thread. Carry on your vendetta somewhere else. It is football season ...worry about football.

Talk about stupidity, IAA Fan defines it. It's clear from the amount of replies people do care, and people don't think Hannon is getting the job done. Delete this thread and I'm making another one about Hannon, and another and another and another. Then it's clear JJ doesn't have a vandetta and others agree with him. And you wonder why this board losses popularity/respect each and every year.

Yes, seeing you post under three different names in the thread tells me that all of your personalities hate Hannon equally.

Columbiana -- Youngstown State senior golfer Katie Rogner took medalist honors, but the Penguins could not maintain their first round on the final day of action at the YSU Invitational at The Links at Firestone Farms in Columbiana.

Rogner finished with a two-round 151 with a second-round score of 81. She was one fire the first round carding a two-under-par 70. She held on for a three-shot win over Dayton's Clara Ang who had a 154.

YSU junior Samantha Formeck finished third with a two-round 155. Formeck carded a 79 on Tuesday after opening with a 76 on Monday.

In the team competition, Bethel shot an impressive 311 to overcome the Guins's 10-stroke lead following the first round to win the team title with a 637. YSU finished second with a 639 after carding a 323 on Tuesday. Dayton was third with a 655.

Sophomore Sarah Heimlich finished tied for 13th with a 166 (84-82), freshman Angela Molaskey finished 16th with a 167 (86-81) while freshman Jessica Parnham was 40th. Freshman Amanda Marchetti finished 18th as an individual with a two-round 168 (84-84).

The Penguins return to action on Sept. 27 at the Ball State Invitational.

Whats a bigger joke..Mooney play D 3 and Ursuline play D 5, or the grades Mooney is apparently  HANDING these kids? 

This has nothing to do with those 2 kids, but did anyone catch in the paper that

Silvestry Gibbs--the Fitch kid that was at YSU in the spring and left supposedly cause he couldn't get the number he wanted,--was sentenced to 7 years in prison for armed robbery?

Also heard thru my sources that Pelini is really pissed about Braylon Heard being ineligible.  Says he can hardly read. 

Word is he couldn't qualify with his ACT score, so he took the SAT and scored 1200!   hmmmmm

I'm hearing that several influential Mooney alumni are increasingly upset with the fact that some of these kids cruise through Mooney, then it's learned they can't spell their names when they get to college. What do you have to do to be eligible at Mooney? Pass bank robbing 101??

Wow

When I started the thread, I merely wanted to know how they sounded/did since I watched on TV.

But I gotta tell ya, this is the most interesting thread so far this football season.

Agreed...but i find irt funny that theys guys are all complaining about Hannon but i saw 2 posts that they did a decent job...but the complainers havent made one comment about last weeks game...at least i dont think so...so if i missed a post sorry...so did the complainers even listen last week? And if you did speak up..and if you didnt...then whats the beef? FAR AS I AM CONCERNED ...we have a new coach, new players new attitude!!! and we have a new guy in the radio booth...so just maybe this is all good!!!

Yes sir. When you coming north for a game ? Be great seeing you again.

So as I said, now I have to delete another thread. Carry on your vendetta somewhere else. It is football season ...worry about football.

Talk about stupidity, IAA Fan defines it. It's clear from the amount of replies people do care, and people don't think Hannon is getting the job done. Delete this thread and I'm making another one about Hannon, and another and another and another. Then it's clear JJ doesn't have a vandetta and others agree with him. And you wonder why this board losses popularity/respect each and every year.

I did happen to catch the article in the paper about Gibbs--I remember reading about him last January in these forums where his talent was praised and also where he was really a good kid.Its a real shame that when some athletes start associating with the wrong crowd and thereby throw away a promising future.

jjy......we may care, but I don't think "I" for one, am in agreement with you about the
broadcasting.  As stated, the game with PSU was done well (I thought).  Course, I
never played football.....perhaps that alone could give a listener a different concept
of the play by play.

IAA, why would you delete what on a site brings controversy, after all, it is FOOTBALL
that is being discussed.  So lets face it, the board has been lax of posts.  Next week
(trust me).....the subject could be (1) The band at half time; (2) Cheerleaders and what
they did or didn't do; (3) Pete and Penny....or the ULTIMATE (4) Tailgating pros/cons.
So since none of that is TRULY FOOTBALL will you delete those posts too.

Another year......but the controversy will always remain the same.


GO PENGUINS

I am going to offend some here, so I will start by quoting that great American, Maxwell Smart, and say "Sorry about that, chief."  All of the ineligible players from Mooney that are alluded to in this post are black.  They all went to bad public grade schools in Youngstown or to those equally bad private charter schools.  Regrettably, there is only one Catholic grade school left within the city limits, St. Christines, in the sw corner of the city.  Now when kids come out of these bad grade schools with academic deficiencies, that haunts them their entire lives, through high school and beyond.  Actually, Mooney, and to a far greater extent Ursuline, take some of these black public school kids and salvage many of them.  But not all.  The media never mentions the successes.  That is their nature.  Nothing will change in Youngstown until the public schools are obliterated and the kids are parceled out to suburban districts that educate well.