Tweet
Originally posted by TooMuchForYa5
View Post
-
Not at Quarterback.... he didnt start till his senior year. A guy named Joe Maroon started in front of him. -
joey vincent split time his soph year
with joe carson who at the time was
a senior.
joe maroon didn't take over till
the "85" seasonComment
-
Justin Clifford didn't even play football his senior year.Originally posted by OVATHLETICS.COM View PostComment
-
Originally posted by iknowmysports View Post
Sure about that?
I know when I played with Justin, he had 6 interceptions on defense, and at that time, he set the Schools single season recieving record, that would later be broke by Nick Shanks, and then later by Brett Jordan."Failure gave me Strength... Pain was my Motivation" - Michael Jordan
"I firmly believe that any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle... victorious." - Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)Comment
-
got to go with the
86-87 team that went
to the regional semi-final
some of the following was on that team
shawn vincent
john spencer
scott flicky
spike johnson
greg kazmerski
dave lewis
the list goes on an on
but i can't think of all
of them. need help !!!!Comment
-
This kid was vastly underated when he played. How about Dustin Hynes as a DB he as a shut down players and a ball hawk.“Once you've wrestled, everything else in life is easy.”
DAN GABLEComment
-
Top 5 that I have seen play at St. C would be very difficult to choose but here are some great players that have played in the last few years that any coach would love to have on their team(other than Spencers or Vincents of course )would be in no particular order: C.J. Gross,Scott Falicky,Joe Pabian, Terry Holcomb,Troy Gross, Joe Maroon, Willie Heath, Darren Dombroski, Jeff Mowery, David Heath,Chad Gilman,Heath Jordan, Rich Theil, Mike Drake,Jack Gilman, Matt King, Darryl Ellsworth, Kirk Heath,Marty Lucki, Nate Slavik ,Brian Gossett, Brett Jordan, Adam Quirk, Byron Johnson, Spike Johnson, Matt Henry, Brad Swann, Eric Bush, A.J. Twardoski,Eric Francis, Luke Mehl, Layne Mehl, Dustin Hynes,Jake Antolak ,Zane Butler etc. Lots of good ones on this list!!!!!Last edited by BELARGE1; 02-05-2009, 11:50 AM.Comment
-
I had a conversation with Mark Bonar several years back, and I asked him, "While you were at Bellaire, who was one of the best players from St.C that you remember?"
He said, "I remember I was watching films and St.C had a fullback named Matt Henry, and I didnt think we had anybody who could tackle the guy".
I have heard that same story from so many other people...
I was a little too young to remember Matt Henrys playing days... but he is a good friend of my uncles, and to this day, he is physically one of the bigger people I know. I can only picture how good he was.
From what I understand, he had the opportunity to play D1 on scholarships... but he had some family issues that kept him in StC? He is extremely close to his family, and his mother became very ill and he opted to stay close to home rather than leave for college?
That didnt come from his mouth, but thats what I heard..."Failure gave me Strength... Pain was my Motivation" - Michael Jordan
"I firmly believe that any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle... victorious." - Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)Comment
-
Originally posted by iknowmysports View Post
IKNOWMYSPORTS??? We might have to change your name on here.
Justin Clifford played football his SR. year because I remember watching him have his career game at Edison.Comment
-
Originally posted by CosaNostra View Post
Right... if I'm not mistaken, his senior year is the only year he played, and he broke records."Failure gave me Strength... Pain was my Motivation" - Michael Jordan
"I firmly believe that any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle... victorious." - Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)Comment
-
I knew he didn't play all 3 years, I thought it was his Sr. yr. he didn't. If I'm wrong I apologize. Cosa , PLEASE don't change my name, I'm begging you!!!!!!!!!!!!LOLComment
-
Originally posted by iknowmysports View Post
If I changed your name on here it would be BACKINTHEDAYIWASASOLIDREF
Comment
-
Not that playing in the NFL equates to high school greatness but these guys from St.C. did.
Chester Lagod, UT-Chattanooga and the New York Giants in '53.
Richard Chorovich, Miami and the Baltimore Colts, '55-56 and Chargers '60.
Jim Kerr, Penn St., Washington Redskins, 61-62.
Jim Bradshaw, Ut-Chattanooga, Steelers, 63-67.
Marshall Starks, St.C. and Rockford,Ill. West, Illinois and New York Jets, 63-64.
Tim Spencer, OSU, USFL and San Diego Chargers, 85-90.
Dan Morgan, Penn St. and Giants, '87.
Robert Lyons, Akron, Browns, '89.
Shawn Vincent, Akron, Steelers in '91.
Ferris "Pudgie" Scott had a nice career in the Canadian Football League. Joe Pabian(Senior) was drafted by the 49'ers but did not make a roster. Bill Bradshaw (Jim's brother)who punted at Bowling Green was in camp with the Colts but had Military service end that.Last edited by DCValleyguy; 01-29-2009, 04:02 PM.Comment
-
Originally posted by DCValleyguy View Post
GREAT POST! Thanks for the info!"Failure gave me Strength... Pain was my Motivation" - Michael Jordan
"I firmly believe that any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle... victorious." - Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)Comment
-
There have been a lot of good players come from St.Clairsville
“Once you've wrestled, everything else in life is easy.”
DAN GABLEComment
Comment