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old school wrote:Correct me if I am wrong Green Machine but if I do remember correctly the scoreboard did not cost the school district one penny. It was paid for by donations

You are correct old school the scoreboard didn't cost the school district anything. Around 50% of the cost was all brought together from fundraisers/donations of the community. The rest was donated by the company who put up the scoreboard. The company is Co-Owned by a Portage Alum and the other owner.........Doug Flutie.

I'm simply saying the majority of times it's a numbers game. Schools and coaches who build programs have success more often but numbers are very important. Most years there is a substantial difference among top teams from class to class. You guys try to blast public single A schools for not being able to compete in predominantly AA and even AAA conference.