Milan Big Red’s coach Steve Robb has step down as coach. Feel free to post your comments here.
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Milan Big Red’s coach Steve Robb has step down as coach. Feel free to post your comments here.
Come on Chris – Break the silence. Will the blog be up for this season? You did a great job last year and hopefully you can keep it going.
Could we possibly get the top 3 players to watch from each team. That would be highly appreciated and let's get this blog going again!
It is about time to start looking at next season. Chris, are we going to be getting the blog going again? It should be a good year with a lot of wild cards out there. Any predictions yet?
I like Airport to end CC's league dominance this year. Scott McCormick will be the top sophmore in the league.
Even though it's early lets get talking about the 2011 season – any one out there to watch?
hey chris, im a college student who is starting up a sports blog. i followed your blog for over a year now and i was wondering if you would take a look at mine.
http://believethehypenews.blogspot.com/
how about giving us an update on what the Huron League players are doing in college.
Noticed Weclowski wasn't on the Toledo roster?
Yeah really, at this rate Cisco will outlast Giarmo as well.
Word has it that Hagemann is already practicing with the soccer team (and that he will be a goalkeeper to be envied).
Furthermore, Steve Robb was a great coach and has left some tremendous shoes to fill. Milan's future on the gridiron will be interesting, but Robb did give a lot of credit to his assistant coaches (many of whom played under him).
Who would have predicted Robb and Redmond leave the Huron League before the legend Marc Cisco?
Haha… probably not many!
It would be a shame if Hagemann never played again. Any word on his playing future?
Oh man, we'll miss you Coach, you were good man…I'd say Jesse Hoskins will take over…
I doubt we see him emerge at any school until his kids are done with school…
how long was robb head coach? 26 years? He had a good run as head coach. I wonder who takes over from here. Will it be someone from the staff? Hoskins?
I don't think so. In the article i read (MEN) he was talking about how he wants to spend more time with his family and children and how his children are growing up and he wants to be around that.
Will he emerge at one of the Plymouth schools? (Salem?)
Wow – big loss for Milan. Robb was an excellent coach – wish him well.