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Your eyes rollin' around explains your problem with reading....

It says "try playing LB (linebacker) VS Scott and Force..."

You know, as in lining up across from them! :roll:

Then explain to me how Scott Lewis can come before Shawn Lewis? One would have a much harder time tackling the older Lewis believe me.

In the post Crookshank-era:

QB
Defrances
Pecora
Rearick


RB
Stephens-Howling
Forcellini
Seidel
Mehall

WR
Hawkins
Sh. Lewis
Kanuch
Wadley (falls slightly for lack of participation)
Khuri
Varga
X

TE
Cruz
Cruz
Rossi
Minemyer
Valcheff

Linemen
Too subjective to touch. My hat's off though to my good friends W. Jones, C. Kawchak, and Jon Paros. For all that you have done.

LBs
Sc. Lewis
Holsberger
Caperelli
Miller


DBs
Reed
Farrior
Morrison
Harris

Maybe this is to far back but I think Randy Mckavish was one of or the best HS players to come out of this area.

username, is that the best only including catholics+johnstown or what? Would expect a more complete list from you, but sure it is just a rattled off list though

I wanna know this. If Seidel is sooooo good, what schools are recruiting him? I haven't heard much and that's why I was wondering.

I've said it a million times that Seidel is the best back and maybe player in the LHAC this year. He reminds me A LOT of Mehall from last year. Very similar running styles, althought I think Seidel is a better inside runner and Mehall a better open field runner. It makes sense that these 2 fall 3-4 on the list IMO.

If lineman is subjective how were receivers or running backs selected? If we are including current players Alkwan Williams is already #1 LB. He'll have offers from everyone in the northeast. Hawk most definitely should be on their as a corner probably the best cover corner Antwan a RB Todd Koenig a Safety John Aaron Marshall a DB and D. Harris also like the young minenyer.Ramires should probaly be in there as a qb for having the best two combine years passing of the post crookshank era (yeah i know they run the spread but please see mccort games).

lakersfan24 wrote:That list left a lot to be desired underdog. Scott Lewis as the 3rd best rb? he was a fullback. I had Shawn Lewis listed there. No Mehall on the RB's list or Kudlawiec on the qb's list.. are you kidding? Runk is a safety not a linebacker..Not sure how you can put Barbin over Reed.. or Force over LaRod.. very interesting list to say the least.

I didn't rank them in order of how good they were, what I tried to do was list them from longest ago to most recent wise of when they played.

I would put Pecora/Ramirez above most other QBs, especially Pecora because he had virtually NO line or running game at all, making plays almost on his own. BM/FH qbs had those nice luxaries. Also I dont think cruz can be on that list in terms of high school.