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[HScoach]

couple more:


Highland Park (IL) High School Senior Cortney Frison to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)—Highland Park High School senior Cortney Frison has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Frison was a running back who was a three-year all-conference, two-time all-area and the 2008 Lake County Offensive MVP for coach Kurt Weinberg at Highland Park High School.  As a senior in 2008, Frison had 910 rushing yards on 120 carries and 623 receiving yards on 44 receptions.

Frison plans to study physical therapy and is the son of Angenetta Frison of Highland Park.



Chippewa Valley (MI) High School Senior Jared Modrak to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)—Chippewa Valley High School senior Jared Modrak has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Modrak, a 6-3, 225-pound defensive end, was a two-time all-conference and two-time all-academic selection for coach Michael Carr at Chippewa Valley High School.

Modrak plans to study criminal justice and is the son of Ronald and Diane Modrak of Clinton Township, Michigan.

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More info from Ohiocollegefootball.com and Mount's SID...

Mount Union Announces Additional Recruits
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Long Island Lutheran (NY) Senior Rishi Bharwani to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)- Long Island Lutheran (NY) High School senior Rishi Bharwani has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Bharwani was a linebacker and four-year letterwinner who earned all-area honors for coach Chris Reno at Long Island Lutheran.

Bharwani plans to study communications and is the son ofKishin and Nisha Bharwani of Northport, NY.


Youngstown Christian Senior Patrick Durbin to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)—Youngstown Christian High School senior Patrick Durbin has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Durbin was a wide receiver who was an All-Ohio, All-Northeast Ohio, and all-conference for coach Brian Marrow at Youngstown Christian High School.  He had 700 receiving yards and caught 13 touchdowns this past season.

Dubin plans to study pre-law and is the son of Jack and Monica Durbin of Youngstown.

Highland Park (IL) High School Senior Cortney Frison to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)—Highland Park High School senior Cortney Frison has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Frison was a running back who was a three-year all-conference, two-time all-area and the 2008 Lake County Offensive MVP for coach Kurt Weinberg at Highland Park High School.  As a senior in 2008, Frison had 910 rushing yards on 120 carries and 623 receiving yards on 44 receptions.

Frison plans to study physical therapy and is the son of Angenetta Frison oh Highland Park.

Chippewa Valley (MI) High School Senior Jared Modrak to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)—Chippewa Valley High School senior Jared Modrak has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Modrak, a 6-3, 225-pound defensive end, was a two-time all-conference and two-time all-academic selection for coach Michael Carr at Chippewa Valley High School.

Modrak plans to study criminal justice and is the son of Ronald and Diane Modrak of Clinton Township, Michigan.


Louisville High School Senior Brandon Mathie to Play Football at Mount Union

(ALLIANCE, OH)—Louisville High School senior Brandon Mathie has committed to attend Mount Union College and compete on the football team this Fall.

Mathie, a wide receiver, was an All-Ohio, all-district, all-county and all-league selection for coach Paul Farrah at Louisville High School in Louisville, Ohio.  This past fall he had 67 catches for 974 yards with eight touchdowns.  He has been selected to play in the North/South and East/West All-Star Games this summer.

He joins his teammate Louisville quarterback Neal Seaman as a committed Mount Union recruit.

Mathie is an undeclared major and the son of Brian and Tonda Mathie of Louisville.

Mount Union, an NCAA Division III institution located an hour southeast of Cleveland, went 15-0 last season and claimed its 10th NCAA Division III National Championship.  Larry Kehres begins his 35th season at Mount Union in 2009 and 24th as head football coach with a 275-21-3 record. 
The Purple Raiders open the 2009 season Saturday, Sept. 5 at 4 p.m. at St. John Fisher College in Pittsford, NY.

News Release By:  Leonard Reich, Mount Union SID

[seventiesraider]

I find this rather uspetting.  Who needs $200 bad enough to sell a championship ring? 

The last time I reported one on eBay it turned out to be stolen, so if your missing about half a pound from your third finger, check it out.

I've had my bad times, but if they foreclosed on my house, I'd probably be in the front yard with my old tarnished track medals in their frame. As the ad says, some things are priceless

BTW-I was going to make a comment about why would anybody want a ring with somebody else's name on it and I had the presence of mind to look up at Travis Fryman's jersey hanging on my wall. But as my kids say, "That's different"

[SaintsFAN]

NOBODY in America will lose their house.  If anyone gets close --Just ask for a personal stimulus from the increase in taxes from Americans who actually work.



back to football...

sincerely,

pissed

[seventiesraider]

Come now, you just gotta believe in the theater that is Obamaland. George Orwell (1984) just guessed the year wrong.

And now back to football.

BTW remember to smile and wave to the camera,

[formerd3db]

Come now, you just gotta believe in the theater that is Obamaland. George Orwell (1984) just guessed the year wrong.

And now back to football.

BTW remember to smile and wave to the camera,

NOBODY in America will lose their house.  If anyone gets close --Just ask for a personal stimulus from the increase in taxes from Americans who actually work.



back to football...

sincerely,

pissed

You both got that right, my friends!

[Mr. Ypsi]

Come now, you just gotta believe in the theater that is Obamaland. George Orwell (1984) just guessed the year wrong.

And now back to football.

BTW remember to smile and wave to the camera,

NOBODY in America will lose their house.  If anyone gets close --Just ask for a personal stimulus from the increase in taxes from Americans who actually work.



back to football...

sincerely,

pissed

You both got that right, my friends!

Please note that there is a politics thread.

It's only about 90% conservative/right wing, so I'm sure they could use your help.

[raiderguy]

NOBODY in America will lose their house.  If anyone gets close --Just ask for a personal stimulus from the increase in taxes from Americans who actually work.



back to football...

sincerely,

pissed

As someone who has worked hard my entire life and paid those taxes too. I take exception to your insinuation that there might be someone out there that can use help in these difficult times. Losing my job two years ago in the building industry it has been a tough uphill climb. Looking for work and taking anything to keep the lights on, I was glad there were some progams to help me when I suffered a stoke with no job or insurance. I lost my house to forclosure too. But a program in my state gave me 6 months to buy the house back after the Sheriffs sale. I busted my hump to get my home back and three days before I had to move out the bank gave me a reinstatement of my loan. I was lucky.
Yea you got it I was lucky. I am now gainfully employed now and paying taxes again so maybe I can help someone else.

sincerely,

Blessed.

Now back to football.

[Small but Slow]

The deflation in housing market throughout the country has put many of us in a huge bind.  I have no problem with people getting help to recover the value lost in their homes.  I do resent that many used equity loans made when the values were inflated to pay for expensive vacations and other luxury items getting forgiveness on that money.  Enough of that from me, though.

Looks as though Mount's had a productive early signing season.  In the past, though, haven't a lot of the big recruits come in May and June after DI & II schools have completed their signings? 

[JK]

The deflation in housing market throughout the country has put many of us in a huge bind. 

You mean like living and working in El Paso, TX for almost a year now while your wife and son still live in Georgetown, KY because you can't sell the house you thought you got a great deal on 4 years ago but now is worth less than you still owe on it, even though you thought you were being smart and buying a home for $40k less than you were approved for in a mortage.

Yeah, it's put some of us in  a very serious bind...

You have to go where the jobs are, but you can't sell your house to go there...

[Pat Coleman]

Or living with your parents for eight months while you wait for your house to sell halfway across the country, hoping that the second contract on your house that is supposed to go to closing a week from today actually goes through. Then looking at living with your parents for at least another six months in order to try to recover some of the lost value so you can make a down payment on your next house?

And I never missed a payment, never lost my job. But it hits honest, hard-working Americans too, SaintsFAN.

[SaintsFAN]

PC,

You know I didn't mean it like that.  I'm saying there are people sitting home, just collecting checks from the government. 

I'm not saying anything about hard working people like yourself, JK and raiderguy.  You three actually prove my point, that people can get through this.    I'm talking about the people who aren't willing to roll up their sleeves..... I should've been more clear. 


Mr Ypsi,

No thanks.... the two groups on that board remind me of 6 year olds with the way they go at it. 

[rscl70]

Hold on to your teaching job Seventies, there aren't many jobs out there for folks over 60.  Being unemployed at 60 is very interesting.  You're too young for social security or to draw on your 401K  (oh, yea, what 401K ) and too old to be employed (illegal or not age descrimination does exist).

Thank goodness my wife still has a job.

Oh, Saints, tell me where I can get that government hand out for doing nothing.  I haven't found it yet.

Well, I do still work, I just do it for free for the Red Cross.

[skunks_sidekick]

There's a million stories in this wonderful world called the real estate market........

Talked to a guy while in CA who thought he had gotten a great deal by moving 50 miles inland near the desert and buying a 3 bedroom home for around $550,000.  He indicated that currently it was worth around $200,000.  

For those of us who have to put up with this crappy NE Ohio weather, our one silver lining is that we have one of the most affordable housing markets in the country.  So I feel LUCKY (sarcasm) that my house is only worth about 5% less than I owe on it.  YYYIPPEEEE!  

[rscl70]

The county government doesn't agree with you.  If they did your poperty taxes would have been lowered.