Who is your OVAC All-Time Quarterback ?

[Colts76]

The Cisars don't get enough credit for their skills and toughness. All of them were studs.

[Jake]

Very good selection of quarterbacks on this list and probably several more could have been added too. I do think I can say with a high degree of accuracy that the three Bellaire quarterbacks are all in the top five in some order. Because of the Davis brothers, Masciarelli gets overlooked to a degree. Two time All Ohio 1st team, Division IV player of the year. Quarterbacked Bellaire to both the State Final and State Semi-final. Quarterbacked the Ohio South over the North in the Ohio North/South All Star game.

[barefacts]

Too many good ones left off this list. John Havlichek being one. Played basketball at Ohio State four years and upon graduation
offered a contract by Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns. Never played a down of college football. That's how good he was.

[firstward4ever]

Jose and Ty will always be tops in my book. Both put the Bigreds on the map as players and now they are doing it as coaches. Who else on this list can top that.

[FrankTheTank]

Snedegar isnt getting any love... dude ran for and threw for over a 1,000 yards as a senior and led Buckeye Trail to the state semifinals. Was good enough to start for like three years at LB at Kentucky and almost made the Dolphins as a LB

[KEVDRCH]

If memory serves me right, he won 3 State Championships and was undefeated as a starter. What other Ohio Valley quarterback can say that?

I agree no business being in this conversation.

[KEVDRCH]

I've never in my life heard of Mark Gordon or D Bosely. How many State Championships did they quarterback? Where did they play in college at? Heck, where did they even go to High School at?

Mark Cisar is legit, I was thinking be played later - I'll give you that one.

Bruney??? I thought you were talking about an older Bruney. I like Zac, but I don't consider him on this list either. I'd take former Martins Ferry QB Ryan Church over him.

Bottom line, I stick by having Alex on here. His 3 state championships that he quarterbacked have my respect. He was THE LEADER of those teams. I think there is a lack of appreciation for what it means to win a State Championship and how special that is, let alone 3 of them.

I played with Mark Gordon at BD we graduated in 1993 and he was much better than Alex Pellechete and yes he did play baseball at Duquesne. D Bosley is still one of the fastest quarterbacks I have ever seen in the Valley and yes he went to LSU and played with Shaquille.

[KEVDRCH]

Snedegar isnt getting any love... dude ran for and threw for over a 1,000 yards as a senior and led Buckeye Trail to the state semifinals. Was good enough to start for like three years at LB at Kentucky and almost made the Dolphins as a LB

Snedeker was tough and your right needs to be on the list. He wash tough to bring down.

[Colts76]

Snedeker was tough and your right needs to be on the list. He wash tough to bring down.

Jeff Snedeker was a man amongst boys.

[Colts76]

Snedeker was tough and your right needs to be on the list. He wash tough to bring down.

Check your private messages.

[vita9]

Shawn Vincent

[mhs09]

You have always been a Justin Fox basher. By the way most of the Magnolia's passing records belonged to Todd Morris, not any of the Cisars.

Fox would have been the fourth best in the family if his name was Cisar. Mark Cisar only started 28 games (both years Magnolia went to the finals) and it took Fox about 50 games to pass his career stats. Look at the number of career ints when you use career stats. Mark was behind Aaron, his brother, his sophmore year who was an all-state QB. Ryan Cisar was the toughest two-way player I have ever watched. He took a beating on offense and then would turn around and destroy people on defense while playing middle linebacker.. I am not even going to type about the Cisar's baseball stats because it would take too long.

[striker824]

So true!!

The Cisars don't get enough credit for their skills and toughness. All of them were studs.

[cas8043]

You have always been a Justin Fox basher. By the way most of the Magnolia's passing records belonged to Todd Morris, not any of the Cisars.

I consider myself a Mark Cisar supporter.

[ohio3002]

1. Jose and Nate, take your pick, that's it. And yes Davis did play in the NFL. He was the backup in San Fran his first year, that counts to the NFL, which is much more than anyone else.
2. Collaros, Amedro, Masciarelli, Fred Ray.
With some of those names mentioned, watching their performances against poor competition, I'd add a few more deserving based on skill: Matt Materkoski (Slippery Rock), Mike Kernick (forget what college), Nick Rocchio (WLU), Scott Woods (Akron?), Ryan Church (W&J), and probably a leading passer from Magnolia.