By Habib Islam

September 4, 2009 9:24 AM | Link to this

Stebbins High School vs. St. Mary’s Girls School for the Blind

By Big Dogg

September 4, 2009 9:45 AM | Link to this

1978 Milton-Union Bulldogs vs. 1978 Northmont T-Bolts. MU was 10-0 and only allowed 21 points scored all season. Also, 1978 MU vs. 1978 Cin. Wyoming.

By joe

September 4, 2009 10:42 AM | Link to this

LOL Habib you wrong for that. No joke though that would be a good game.

By rm, Miamisburg

September 4, 2009 11:04 AM | Link to this

My EX, moved to Bridetown area,We not Catholic, but my Ex,sent them to Elder. My two were in sports, Track/CC and Youngest in FB and track. He was on Elders first State Team. So I would like to see Elder take on any Dayton School at THE PIT. Doesn’t matter who. Once at the PIT, they will see true Fan Support. Elder takes on any and All. Best in the USA or Ohio.Come on Down.

By That_GUY

September 4, 2009 12:29 PM | Link to this

I know this is totally off subject, but I noticed you mentioned the 4 RBs at Marshall. You might want to check into how they just “ended up” there out of nowhere. It will shed some light on some of the things that have been plagueing the DPS system and how you probably won’t have anyone mention a DPS team in your “dream match-up” story. As soon as one gets to the brink of greatness, they tear the program apart. As was written a few weeks ago, the DPS is making up its own rules as it goes. Things are being handled in a very shady way. Nothing is ever shown to anyone “on paper”. When you ask a simple yes or no question, you get a round-about, speculative answer. Nothing is ever concrete. You will probably be shut down once you ask how do 3 future Div 1 caliber ball players just “end up” at Marshall. This is no way accusing the coaches at Marshall of recruiting. This is accusing the DPS of trying to tear down one program at the expense of another. Look into it Mr. Ludwig. I guarantee you will find a decent sized Pandora’s Box that “no one” wants opened. I think its time that the truth came to light. This has gone on too long.

By Chick Ludwig

September 4, 2009 2:29 PM | Link to this

There’s no place like home, and my home is “The Purple Panther Pit” — Elder Stadium in Cincinnati. Where else are grills going at both ends of the horseshoe? Where else do you get a $6,000 winner in “split the pot?” It’s the best, finest and greatest atmosphere for high school football in America. I want to see the ‘72 Panthers (9-0-1) — with eight shutouts — take on ANYBODY, home or away. And that includes YOU, St. Thomas Aquinas from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Cheers, Chick

By B

September 5, 2009 1:43 AM | Link to this

yeah, because the number of grills is always the best gauge of high school football. I’d like to see the 83 Centerville team that was denied a place in the playoffs because Northmont decided to go in the tank against any team. Nobody ran against our defense and we beat the 2 closest teams in our league by a combined 70-0.

By Caleb

September 5, 2009 8:03 AM | Link to this

I hate to tell you this but your ‘72 defense wouldn’t hold up against todays kids. They are just bigger, stronger, and faster today.

By null

September 5, 2009 10:44 AM | Link to this

trotwood-madison,1981 vs northmont1978 the two best from both schools

By Real Indian

September 5, 2009 5:14 PM | Link to this

Ok Now, Let’s see if Mr.Habib, or Joe remember these things from their limited Dayton area football past. How good was your teams in 1973, or 1995….Sorry, I forgot you have limited High School Football Knowledge. Let me inlighten you a little. I would put up the 1973, or 1995 Stebbins High School football teams against any team Past or Present. 1973 (8-0-2) Anchored by the most Honored athlete in the Miami Valley in Ron Sorey at Quarterback, and the Speedy George Jenkins. The 73’ squad did have (2) ties on their record, only the Fairmont East game was a Fluke at the end, giving the Falcons the a 21-21 tie. This squad put up numbers of 40-50 point game against todays powerhouses of Wayne,Fairborn,Centerville, and Beavercreek. In the days of no playoff in Ohio Football these guys could have won a state title in several States. The 1995 (9-1) squad had only the “Infamous” Inadvertant Whistle Game Loss to defending state champions Versailles loosing 24-16 in the end. Riz Buckman of Stebbins intercepted an errant pass and Romped 55 yards for what would have been the tying score. The quick whistled official blew his whistle and called an “In The Grasp” rulling and after realizing his mistake held up his rulling but called a replay the down. By the way, Versailles won the state title again that season. I would like the staff of the Dayton Daily News to search the archives of Dayton area high schools best season. These two Indian Squads will match-up with any team they choose. A comment for your limited knowledge would be, Enjoy your team if they are doing well, but carefull with the jolts of Lame Commenting on things that obviously are past your thought. All area schools have celebrated seasons in any sport. Learn your history there young fellas. Go Indians!

By Habib

September 7, 2009 8:12 PM | Link to this

Did you just try to insult me and mispell enlighten, ruling and careful? Limited knowledge.. haha. Stop watching football and read a book (or go to an English class!)