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Quote from: WRMUalum13 on March 19, 2025, 09:52:54 PMQuote from: D3fanboy on March 19, 2025, 03:33:50 PMKent and Akron pro days today, should be some numbers out shortly of the OAC players with "NFL hopes"
Putting "NFL Hopes" in quotes doesn't make any sense, do they not hope to play in the NFL? lol
Quote from: Fido0650 on March 11, 2025, 10:32:48 PMQuote from: D3fanboy on March 03, 2025, 01:08:21 PMQuote from: WRMUalum13 on March 03, 2025, 12:52:06 PMQuote from: D3fanboy on March 03, 2025, 10:09:52 AMBGSU's head coach abrutly left to take the QB coach job with the Eagles, and a couple of Purple Raiders are listed as possibilities
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6168030/2025/03/01/bowling-green-football-job-profile-candidates/QuoteMount Union head coach Geoff Dartt is 56-4 at the Division III Ohio powerhouse. Though the program hasn't won a national title since 2017, Dartt has reached the national championship game twice in the last three years, including last season. The former Mount Union player has spent all but one year since 2017 with the Purple Raiders. Lance Leipold made the move from Division III to the MAC and won at Buffalo. Could another coach do the same?
Toledo defensive coordinator Vince Kehres was Mount Union's head coach from 2013 to 2019, winning two Division III national titles. The 48-year-old knows Ohio through and through, and he regularly has produced one of the top three defenses in the MAC since arriving in 2020.
Vince seems like a perfect candidate for the job
unless VK is dead set on becoming a HC right now, he might want to wait it out. With spring ball starting up in a matter of days, a new 30 day transfer portal window for BGSU players its going to be a tough, tough start for the new head coach. former NDC coach Mike Jacobs sounds the favorite right now if you trust the interwebs
Sorry, the position has been filled by Eddie George of Ohio State and Tennessee Titan fame.
Quote from: WRMUalum13 on March 03, 2025, 12:52:06 PMQuote from: D3fanboy on March 03, 2025, 10:09:52 AMBGSU's head coach abrutly left to take the QB coach job with the Eagles, and a couple of Purple Raiders are listed as possibilities
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6168030/2025/03/01/bowling-green-football-job-profile-candidates/QuoteMount Union head coach Geoff Dartt is 56-4 at the Division III Ohio powerhouse. Though the program hasn't won a national title since 2017, Dartt has reached the national championship game twice in the last three years, including last season. The former Mount Union player has spent all but one year since 2017 with the Purple Raiders. Lance Leipold made the move from Division III to the MAC and won at Buffalo. Could another coach do the same?
Toledo defensive coordinator Vince Kehres was Mount Union's head coach from 2013 to 2019, winning two Division III national titles. The 48-year-old knows Ohio through and through, and he regularly has produced one of the top three defenses in the MAC since arriving in 2020.
Vince seems like a perfect candidate for the job
QuoteMount Union head coach Geoff Dartt is 56-4 at the Division III Ohio powerhouse. Though the program hasn't won a national title since 2017, Dartt has reached the national championship game twice in the last three years, including last season. The former Mount Union player has spent all but one year since 2017 with the Purple Raiders. Lance Leipold made the move from Division III to the MAC and won at Buffalo. Could another coach do the same?
Toledo defensive coordinator Vince Kehres was Mount Union's head coach from 2013 to 2019, winning two Division III national titles. The 48-year-old knows Ohio through and through, and he regularly has produced one of the top three defenses in the MAC since arriving in 2020.
Quote from: Dr. Acula on February 28, 2025, 09:36:32 AMReading the article in the Rep and there was an interesting note from Fuline. Other than the COVID-shortened season of 12 games, this is Mount's sixth straight appearance in the OAC championship game. From where the program was when he took over that's unbelievable.
Quote from: Kira & Jaxon's Dad on February 28, 2025, 08:15:32 AMQuote from: D3fanboy on February 27, 2025, 03:14:26 PMQuote from: SPECIAL TEAMS STARTER on February 27, 2025, 01:52:12 PMthat, and the #2 spot in the OAC (nearly a guaranteed playoff spot) being wide open had to be intriguing. If Etta, Berg, BW, ONU, etc are all racing for that spot, it'd be hard to pick anyone but Etta
D3fan is right on and to my dissappointment being an ONU alum I think we can count ONU out of the race. They hired an outstanding coach and staff but the administration is just too reluctant to spend or raise any funds for athletic facilitiy improvements. Nothing has been done to the 18,000 sqquare ft. sports center in over 30 years. Compare that to Musky's 120,000 Sq. ft. Bullock Health & Wellness Center and Berg's new 110,000 Sq. ft. Athletics & Health Center and that really puts ONU coaches behind the eight ball when they are trying to recruit athletes to compete in the OAC. It's gotten so bad that they don't even want to maintain buildings used for general offices and academics such as Hill Memorial. I'm a frustrated Polar Bear.
after seeing what JCU and Berg are building, what Muskie built, etc...I'm concerned that Mount Union is getting passed by in the facility game, Gulling might just not cut it any longer. If other OAC schools are putting in 50-60 yard indoor fields, Mount should have a full length indoor facility. The Capers Football Center is great for coaching/team meetings/film but I think it's time for the Sirianni-Garcon-Harter Indoor Athletic Facility to be built. It's an arms race, and Mount Union cannot lose
Maybe they can get Coach Campbell to kick in as well.
Quote from: WRMUalum13 on February 27, 2025, 06:49:51 PMQuote from: D3fanboy on February 27, 2025, 03:14:26 PMQuote from: SPECIAL TEAMS STARTER on February 27, 2025, 01:52:12 PMthat, and the #2 spot in the OAC (nearly a guaranteed playoff spot) being wide open had to be intriguing. If Etta, Berg, BW, ONU, etc are all racing for that spot, it'd be hard to pick anyone but Etta
D3fan is right on and to my dissappointment being an ONU alum I think we can count ONU out of the race. They hired an outstanding coach and staff but the administration is just too reluctant to spend or raise any funds for athletic facilitiy improvements. Nothing has been done to the 18,000 sqquare ft. sports center in over 30 years. Compare that to Musky's 120,000 Sq. ft. Bullock Health & Wellness Center and Berg's new 110,000 Sq. ft. Athletics & Health Center and that really puts ONU coaches behind the eight ball when they are trying to recruit athletes to compete in the OAC. It's gotten so bad that they don't even want to maintain buildings used for general offices and academics such as Hill Memorial. I'm a frustrated Polar Bear.
after seeing what JCU and Berg are building, what Muskie built, etc...I'm concerned that Mount Union is getting passed by in the facility game, Gulling might just not cut it any longer. If other OAC schools are putting in 50-60 yard indoor fields, Mount should have a full-length indoor facility. The Capers Football Center is great for coaching/team meetings/film but I think it's time for the Sirianni-Garcon-Harter Indoor Athletic Facility to be built. It's an arms race, and Mount Union cannot lose
Mount has like 3 full-length practice fields outside the stadium, I'm not sure having an indoor football facility probably doesn't add that much value.
Quote from: SPECIAL TEAMS STARTER on February 27, 2025, 01:52:12 PMthat, and the #2 spot in the OAC (nearly a guaranteed playoff spot) being wide open had to be intriguing. If Etta, Berg, BW, ONU, etc are all racing for that spot, it'd be hard to pick anyone but Etta
D3fan is right on and to my dissappointment being an ONU alum I think we can count ONU out of the race. They hired an outstanding coach and staff but the administration is just too reluctant to spend or raise any funds for athletic facilitiy improvements. Nothing has been done to the 18,000 sqquare ft. sports center in over 30 years. Compare that to Musky's 120,000 Sq. ft. Bullock Health & Wellness Center and Berg's new 110,000 Sq. ft. Athletics & Health Center and that really puts ONU coaches behind the eight ball when they are trying to recruit athletes to compete in the OAC. It's gotten so bad that they don't even want to maintain buildings used for general offices and academics such as Hill Memorial. I'm a frustrated Polar Bear.
Quote from: Dr. Acula on February 26, 2025, 10:40:18 PMThe career rushing and scoring leader at West Branch, son of a Mount alum, is going to BW. Upheaval. A Dumb and Dumber "our pets heads are falling off" moment. He even thanked Echeverry in his commitment post. Good luck to him 9 weeks a year.
Quote from: emma17 on February 26, 2025, 11:22:04 AMQuote from: D3fanboy on February 25, 2025, 04:36:43 PMQuote from: emma17 on February 25, 2025, 12:45:05 PMQuote from: badgerwarhawk on February 24, 2025, 10:07:50 AMWARHAWKS release 2025 schedule. Home games include Carleton, La Crosse, Stout, Platteville and Eau Claire. Away games include Saint Xavier, Mary Harden Baylor, Stevens Point, River Falls and Oshkosh.
Early prediction based on schedule looks like 7-3.
7-3? how the mighty have fallen
Yeah. Until proven otherwise, not sure why the 2025 team w a new QB, OC and DC should have higher expectations.
But hey, the 2007 team had a new QB, OC and HC and snagged championship number one.
Quote from: emma17 on February 25, 2025, 12:45:05 PMQuote from: badgerwarhawk on February 24, 2025, 10:07:50 AMWARHAWKS release 2025 schedule. Home games include Carleton, La Crosse, Stout, Platteville and Eau Claire. Away games include Saint Xavier, Mary Harden Baylor, Stevens Point, River Falls and Oshkosh.
Early prediction based on schedule looks like 7-3.
Quote from: Dr. Acula on February 25, 2025, 09:47:08 AMLooking at HS stats in the Repository and noticed that incoming PG Cam Weekly from Jackson followed up his stellar shooting as a junior with another great shooting season this year. He leads the area in 3P% at 50.7% (38-75) and FT% at 86% (37-43). He shot 56.7% from the floor and was among the area leaders at 4.4 APG also.