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by Bob Huelsman | Features
On behalf of everyone associated with Press Pros we take this opportunity to thank our colleague Bob Huelsman for his time and loyalty in helping this website get off and running. We’ll take it from here, Bob!
by Bob Huelsman | Features
Time passes on, and so do the men and women who shaped your life and made profound impressions. Like the old Reader’s Digest series, Paul Maltinsky was one of those people…a great coach and a most unforgettable character.
by Bob Huelsman | Features
Don’t be swayed by the media profiling injuries in football as a reason for less participation…when my figures actually show the opposite!
by Bob Huelsman | Features
A long-standing community tradition lives on every Friday, long before most have hit the snooze button…the issues of the day settled over coffee and breakfast by those who’ve been there, and done that. Read more in the latest Press Pros inside feature by Bob Huelsman..
by Bob Huelsman | Features
What’s new with the coming sports season and school year? New faces, free parking, more coaching time in the summer, and a little cash!
by Bob Huelsman | Features
The problem with our economy is clear and as easy to understand as can be. If we had a fraction of the money that we waste by sending it to Washington all “tax”payers would be able to pay their bills, educate their kids, pay for health insurance, and live the American dream. The average taxpayer never gets the forum to say it publicly, but our own Bob Huelsman does…in today’s Press Pros inside feature.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
As a profession, coaches are the hardest working people around. But people look at them and appreciate their efforts as little more than adults having fun at recess.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
Issues Of Private vs. Public…As competitive balance comes to a head again, no one really knows the consequences of having it pass or fail. For all anyone knows, the biggest issue seems to be…is it possible to make someone, anyone, happy? Read more in today’s Press Pros inside feature from Bob Huelsman.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
Is there a new small-school athletic conference in the works? That’s a question to be answered, or should be answered, in the near future.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
Contrary to what’s been written, or what you might think, not every athletic director is compensated in the manner written about recently…nor is every athletic director’s responsibilities the same. Read on.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
To my former colleagues who lost their state tournament dream the past couple of weeks, I know just what you’re going through. You feel, and I still feel, just like this old song from the past.
by Bob Huelsman | Features
The question is how to eliminate the unsportsmanlike impact of lopsided games in the opening rounds of the girls’ tournament. The answer is not so apparent.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
Changes in the football playoffs, more questions pertaining to competitive balance, and how you “might” spend your summer vacation head the list of latest OHSAA headlines.
by Bob Huelsman | Features
What to do about public and private schools tournaments? Can we just compete for a unified title, or does everyone deserve a trophy?
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
For former Newton star Kyler Booher, stardom in one sport wasn’t enough. His real goal is yet to be fulfilled as he pursues what he hopes to be a professional future in golf.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
If you liked my ideas about better competitive scheduling opportunities for small-school football, you’re going to love my thoughts about wrestling, I’m sure!
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
I heard it for years when I was coaching, and now I have a chance to suggest something that would make a difference in the competitive makeup of Cross County Conference football.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
The Sonny Fulks column advocating reduction of the football playoff process is counter to the goal of exposing as many deserving student athletes as possible to the ultimate competitive process.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
You’d like to believe that Division I colleges have more important things to do. But apparently strict enforcement of high schools borrowing from their marketing logos is at the top of the list.
by Bob Huelsman | OHSAA/SWDAB
Apparently, running has never been so popular. Cross country running is enjoying “boom” times, with an new venue announced for the 2011 OHSAA state meet.