All-time all-ohio high school football team

[secretstud96]

http://www.jjhuddle.com/news/articles/2010/1/5/staubach-griffin-csonka-schlichter-the-states-all-time-all-ohio-hs-football-team

FIRST TEAM

OFFENSE
QB Art Schlichter, 6-3, 210, Miami Trace, Ohio State
RB Robert Smith, 6-3, 210, Euclid, Ohio State
RB Keith Byars, 6-3, 235, Dayton Roth, Ohio Sate
FB Marion Motley, 6-1, 232, Canton McKinley, South Carolina State
OL Pete Henry, 6-3, 245, Mansfield Senior, Washington & Jefferson
OL Jim Parker, 6-3, 273, Toledo Scott, Ohio State
OL Orlando Pace, 6-6, 330, Sandusky, Ohio State
OL Bob Brown, 6-4, 280, Cleveland East Tech, Nebraska
OL Dan Dierdorf, 6-3, 275, Canton Glenwood, Michigan
TE Kyle Rudolph, 6-7, 245, Cincinnati Elder, Notre Dame
WR Cris Carter, 6-3, 210, Middletown, Ohio State
WR Desmond Howard, 5-10, 185, Cleveland St. Joseph's, Michigan

DEFENSE
DL Bill Willis, 6-2, 213, Columbus East, Ohio State
DL Alan Page, 6-4, 245, Canton Central Catholic, Notre Dame
DL Ross Browner, 6-3, 247, Warren Western Reserve, Notre Dame
DL Jim Houston, 6-2, 216, Massillon, Ohio State
LB Jack Lambert, 6-4, 220, Mantua Crestwood, Kent State
LB Andy Katzenmoyer, 6-4, 245, Westerville South, Ohio State
LB Tom Cousineau, 6-2, 230, Lakewood St. Edward, Ohio State
LB Chris Spielman, 6-1, 225, Massillon, Ohio State
DB Vic Janowicz, 5-9, 185, Elyria, Ohio State
DB Chic Harley, 5-8, 160 Columbus East, Ohio State
DB Charles Woodson, 6-1, 200, Fremont, Michigan
DB George McAfee, 6-0, 178, Ironton, Duke

SPECIAL TEAMS
P Tom Tupa, 6-4, 220, Brecksville, Ohio State
PR Ted Ginn, 5-11, 180, Cleveland Glenville, Ohio State
PR Bam Childress, 5-7, 170, Bedford Chanel, Ohio State
K Lou Groza, Martins Ferry, 6-3, 240, Ohio State
KR Paul Warfield, 6-0, 188, Warren Harding, Ohio State
KR Cliff Battles, 6-1, 194, Akron Kenmore, West Virginia Wesleyan

COACH: Paul Brown, Massillon, 1932-1940, 80-8-2 record, 6 state titles, 4 national titles.

TEAM: Fostoria, 1912 national champions, 8-0 and outscored foes 596-0.



SECOND TEAM

OFFENSE
QB Roger Staubach, 6-2, 190, Cincinnati Purcell, Navy
RB Archie Griffin, 5-8, 180, Columbus Eastmoor, Ohio State
RB Maurice Clarett, 6-0, 230, Warren Harding, Ohio State
FB Larry Csonka, 6-3, 235, Stow, Syracuse
OL Mike Michalske, 6-0, 210, Cleveland W. Tech, Penn State
OL Chris Ward, 6-4, 275, Dayton Patterson, Ohio State
OL John Hicks, 6-3, 258, Cleveland John Hay, Ohio State
OL Jack Cannon, 5-11, 193, Columbus Aquinas, Notre Dame
OL Jim Lachey, 6-6, 294, St. Henry, Ohio State
TE Jim Mandich, 6-2, 224, Solon, Michigan
WR Joey Galloway, 6-0, 170, Bellaire, Ohio State
WR Wes Fesler 5-11, 180, Youngstown South, Ohio State

DEFENSE
DL Gary Jeter, 6-4, 259, Cleveland Cathedral Latin, USC
DL Irv Eatman, 6-7, 293, Dayton Meadowdale, UCLA
DL Jim Marshall, 5-11, 208, Columbus East, Ohio State
DL Mel Long, 6-1, 230, Toledo Macomber, Toledo
LB Jim Lynch, 6-1, 225, Lima Central Catholic, Notre Dame
LB Randy Gradishar, 6-3, 236, Champion, Ohio State
LB Clarke Hinkle, 5-11, 202, Toronto, Bucknell
LB Bob Babich, 6-2, 225, Campbell Memorial, Miami (Ohio)
DB Howard "Hopalong" Cassady, 5-10, 172, Columbus Central, Ohio State
DB Michael Doss, 6-0, 200, Canton McKinley, Ohio State
DB Antoine Winfield, 5-9, 170, Akron Garfield, Ohio State
DB Dave Brown, 6-1, 185, Akron Garfield, Michigan


HONORABLE MENTION

Redgie Arden, Ironton; Gordon Bell, Troy; Ted Bell, Youngstown Mooney; Todd Bell, Middletown; LeCharles Bentley, Cleveland St. Ignatius; Alex Boone, Lakewood St. Edward; Aaron Brown, Warren Western Reserve; Harold Brown, Kent Roosevelt; Fred Bruney, Martins Ferry; Bob Brudzinski, Fremont Ross; Hubert Bobo, Chauncey-Dover; Rob Carpenter, Lancaster; Ki-Jana Carter, Westerville South; Chris Chambers, Bedford; Matt Christopher, Lake; Nate Clements, Shaker Heights; Ollie Cline, Fredericktown; Bob Crable, Cincinnati Moeller; Tom Curtis, Aurora; Pete Cusik, Lakewood St. Edward; Thom Darden, Sandusky; Tim Davis, Warren Western Reserve; Len Dawson, Alliance; Van Ness DeCree, Warren Western Reserve; Tom DeLeone, Kent; Doug Donley, Cambridge; Bob Dove, Youngstown South; Marc Edwards, Norwood; Ray Eichenlaub, Columbus East; Curtis Enis, Mississinawa Valley.

Bob Ferguson, Troy; Dave Foley, Cincinnati Roger Bacon; Tim Fox, Canton Glenwood; Hiawatha Francisco, Cincinnati Moeller; Simon Fraser, Upper Arlington; Dennis Franklin, Massillon; Benny Friedman, Cleveland E. Tech; Ken Fritz, Ironton; Dave Gallagher, Piqua; Elvis Grbac, Cleveland St. Joseph's; Ray Griffin, Columbus Eastmoor; Ralph Gugliemi, Grandview Heights; Anthony Gonzalez, Cleveland St. Ignatius; Bill Hackett, London; Antonio Hall, Canton McKinley; Tom Hamilton, Granville Doane Academy; Jeff Hartings, St. Henry; John Havlicek, Bridgeport; Chuck Heater, Tiffin; Erick Howard, North Canton Hoover; Buster Howe, Zanesville; Les Horvath, Parma; Bob Hoying, St. Henry; Tony Hunter, Cincinnati Moeller; Mike Ingram, Bellaire; Joe Johnson, Fostoria; Chuck Jones, Chillicothe; Gomer Jones, Cleveland South; **** Kazmaier, Maumee; Dwight Kelley, Bremen; Rex Kern, Lancaster; Bernie Kosar, Boardman; Ken Kuhn, Louisville; Dante Lavelli, Hudson; Dave Leggett, New Philadelphia; Jeff Logan, North Canton Hoover; Rob Lytle, Fremont Ross; **** Mack, Bucyrus.

Tom Mack, Cleveland Heights; Willie Mack, Mansfield Senior; Nick Mangold, Kettering Alter; Mario Manningham, Warren Harding; Marcus Marek, Masury; Jim Martin, Cleveland East Tech, Johnny Mattress, Cincinnati Princeton; Ben Mauk, Kenton; Rufus Mayes, Toledo Macomber; Napoleon McCallum, Millford; O.J. McDuffie, Gates Mills Hawken; Dee Miller, Springfield South; Rip Miller, Canton McKinley; Damon Moore, Fostoria; Michael Munoz, Cincinnati Moeller; Steve Myers, Kenton; Mike Nugent, Centerville; Ray Nolting, Cincinnati Hughes; Jim Otis, Celina; Joe Pickens, Cleveland St. Ignatius; Ahmed Plummer, Cincinnati Wyoming; Larry Poole, Akron Garfield; Ricky Powers, Akron Buchtel; Omar Provitt, Warren Harding; Ray Pryor, Hamilton; Brady Quinn, Dublin Coffman; Javon Ringer, Dayton Chaminade-Julienne; Robbie Robertson, Barberton; Ben Roethlisberger, Findlay; Esco Sarkkinen, Fairport Harbor; Don Scott, Canton McKinley; Mike Sensibaugh, Lockland; Kurt Shumacher, Lorain; Frank Sinkwich, Youngstown Chaney; Inwood Smith, Mansfield Senior

Carlos Snow, Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education; Percy Snow, Canton McKinley; Tim Spencer, St. Clairsvillle; Frank Stams, Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary's; Pete Stinchcomb, Fostoria; Steve Strinko, Middletown; Korey Stringer, Warren Harding; Dana Stubblefield, North Bend Taylor; Harry Stuhldreher, Massillon; Tyrrel Sutton, Akron Hoban; Billy Taylor, Barberton; Bob Timberlake, Franklin; Steve Tovar, Elyria; Aurelius Thomas, Columbus West; Jim Tyrer, Newark; Jeff Uhlenhake, Newark Catholic; Garin Veris, Chillicothe; Richard Volk, Wauseon; Mike Vrabel, Walsh Jesuit; Chris Wells, Akron Garfield; Chuck Webb, Toledo Macomber; Merle Wendt, Middletown; Gary Williams, Wilmington; Larry Zelina, Cleveland Benedictine; Trent Zenkewicz, Cleveland St. Ignatius; Mike Zordich, Youngstown Chaney; Justin Zwick, Massillon.

[ferflog]

That 1912 Fostoria team looks like they were pretty good defensively!!!

[MANOWAR]

Any list without Puck Burgwin is seriously flawed, but it looks like they took more into consideration of what theses players did after high school than during.

[DCValleyguy]

Any list without Puck Burgwin is seriously flawed, but it looks like they took more into consideration of what theses players did after high school than during.

Agree with you on both points. It looks more NFL slanted on the first team except for a few.

[BrianGossett]

I dont see how Ben Mauk is not the top quarterback.

He holds the Ohio record with over 17,000 yards in his career... in only a 10 game season, thats a lot more yards than a lot of NFL QBs get in their career.

[BrianGossett]

Maurice Hall in high school was sick too.... he averaged like 15 yards a carry in his career. Had over 3,000 yards his senior year alone.

[DONNI3YEAGS]

And now Ben Mauk is the QB for the Cincinnati Commandos of the Continental Indoor Football League and tearing it up. 9-1 record, one seed, likely MVP...if only he hadn't gotten hurt in college, who knows.

[algernonsidney]

Where is Lance Mehl?

I also have a lot of questions about a high school team from 1912 being declared best ever. High school football (as well as college) was quite disorganized back then. They have could been playing YMCA teams or even junior-high teams back then.

[MANOWAR]

Yea, Big Red from 1930 was undefeated, untied, and unscored upon, and played much better competition.

A lot of the early teams were playing the same few teams multiple times per year, and small college teams, alumni, and YMCA type teams.

[algernonsidney]

Yea, Big Red from 1930 was undefeated, untied, and unscored upon, and played much better competition.

A lot of the early teams were playing the same few teams multiple times per year, and small college teams, alumni, and YMCA type teams.

That does look pretty impressive. And there was a lot more organization in 1930 than there was in 1912.

The 1925 team only gave up six points. One of those was an alumni game.

If you asked Cartledge what his best team was, what would his answer be?

[ferflog]

You could ask him, but he wouldn't respond!!!

[FairwoodKing]

You could ask him, but he wouldn't respond!!!

My father saw every Big Red team from 1924 to 2005. He always preferred the 1930 team. He also thought the 1931 team was very special. That's the year we gave Massillon their worst defeat ever and rushed for 734 yards, a national record that held up for more than fifty years.

[ferflog]

Fairwood:

I thought we were safe from you here. Are you going to start hanging out here now, too?

[FairwoodKing]

ferflog--

I'm like herpes. Once you get me, you can't get rid of me.

[BrianGossett]

Welcome