Moeller High School 1976-77 More Football by Archbishop Moeller High School

Moeller, 1976

The statistics don't lie when it comes to picking what some might argue to be the best high school team Greater Cincinnati has ever seen. Coach Gerry Faust's Crusaders scored 490 points in 10 games, while yielding just 40. And that was with seven juniors starting on defense. Moeller finished first in the final AP poll, and beat Gahanna Lincoln 43-5 in one of the most lopsided state championship games. In the state semifinal game the week before, the Crusaders crushed Youngstown Mooney the AP's No.2 team- by a 48-0 score. "We lined up in the same defensive scheme on every snap," said Bob Crable, a linebacker who went on to play for Notre Dame and the New York Jets. "It was nothing fancy back then. We just outmanned whomever it was that we played." Quarterback Tim Koegel opened up the team's offense by throwing the ball consistently well to receivers Dave Condeni and Bobby Massong.

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Picking an all-city team isn't an enviable job but, at least in this case, going against annual tradition and selecting a linebacker player of the year wasn't a trying decision. Moeller's Bob Crable, who never tasted defeat while leading Moeller to three straight state titles, is the first full-time defensive player to be named The Enquirer's player of the year, heading a star-studded lineup which include five of his teammates on the first teams. , Wyoming's Bob Lewis, who coached his way through the state AA playoffs with a·team he admitted didn't have the personnel of some of his previous squads, is The Enquirer's coach of the year. Lewis has earned that honor twice before, .and to give you an idea of how long he's been around, the last time he received th~ honor was 1962.

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Ries was named the GeL's _top· defensive back by the coaches ·and· Egbers, who played monster, tea:.m? ed with Jack Burkhart (on the sec.;., ond team) to give Bacon one of~the· top defensive secondaries in the. area. -~' -''· • ••

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AND CRABLE ... there's llttre; left to be said of the 6-3, 210-pouild: all-everything linebacker that rival·. coaches haven't already said, most:. of the time sadly. Dennis Barrett- o'f Farrell called him the bes.t· linebacker in the country. Crab!~ led Moeller in tackles for the thirdstraight year, leading a defense that outscored the total offense of-10 regular-season opponents. Crable· scored eight points on his own.

ALONG WITH Moeller, Elder, Princeton, Roger Bacon and woodward had multiple selections on the first-team squads. Along with Moeller kicker Harry Oliver hit Crable at linebacker, other Moeller 37 of 39 point-after attempts plus first-team selections were offensive two field goals to lead the city 'in guard Kevin McCarthy, center kick scoring, while Forest Park's. Vince Sylvester, defensive tackle Wiers, its quarterback and jac)f of. Pete Humphrey, defensive back Bill all trades, averaged 42 yards per Long and kicker Harry Oliver. punt, best in the city._ . ,. ,. Elder dominates the all-city Moeller and Elder have three: backfield with quarterback Scott Moesch! and halfback Paul Dren- more players apiece on the second· nan. Tight end Chris Koehne fllls teams, with three Oak Hills players_ out the Panther contingent. Prince- on the defense. Northwest arid ton halfback Randy Turner and Princeton have two players second~ t •• · Woodward fullback Marcus John- team. son fill out the backfield. Turner is The second-team backtleld ·i~~ joined by teammate Tony Wllhite eludes 1000-yard runners :K_e·J?ton the defensive line, whlle John-' Brothers of Northwest and Tom son's Woodward compadre Jim or Deer Park at halt-· Cleary, an offensive tackle, gives the _ Spdngmeier back• and Dwayne Crutchfie~c;f qf Bulldogs a first-team duo. Nortb College Hill at fullba~_k, Roger Bacon wide receiver Steve Crutchfield scored 20 touchdowns. .r Bellman joins the offensive line, with defensive back Dan Egbers representing the Spartans as well. Lasalle's Paul Apparius, a guard, and Deer Park's Josh Howard, a tackle, fill out the first-team offensive line.

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those changes wl th Improving this Moeller team to championship level. Cincinnati's most prolific ground- Moeller won its sixth Enquirer city gainer in recent recorded history and championship and completed its third probably of all time, Wyoming's Fred straight unbeaten season. Jacobs, has been named Enquirer high school football player of the year for AA STATE RUNNERUP Wyoming 1975. and late-blooming LaSalle lead the And the man who brought Cincin- first-team all-city selections with fonr nati its first state football champion- players each. Moeller had three, and ship, Moeller's Gerry Faust, has been Elder and Mt. Healthy two apiece. · chosen Enquirer high school football Joining Jacobs in Wyoming's contincoach of the year for 1975. gent are tackle Darryl Lawson, who, at Together Jacobs and Faust headline 6-feet and 235 pounds, is the biggest the 1975 Enquirer all-city football team,· offensive lineman, linebacker Tom which honors 123 of Hamilton County's Berger, who set three school records for top prep performers in first-team, tackling points, and deep back Steve second-team and honorable mention Fletcher. All three are two-time firstteam all-Hamilton County League Naoffensive and defensive units. Jacobs set 12 school records this sea- tional Division selections. LaSalle's foursome is headed by son while leading Wyoming to a runnerup finish in the Class AA state football Great~r Cincinnati League player of the playoffs. Most incredible was his city- year Mike Schneider, a 6-3, 202-pound and state-leading rushing total of 2229 fullback who finished his three-year yards in 250 carries for 10 regular-season varsity, career with nine Lancers rushgames. He also led the city in scoring ing and scoring marks. It also includes w~th 24 touchdowns and 150 points, tight end Mike Jester, an outstanding missing state leadership In this category blocker who also caught 18 passes guard . bysixpoints. Vince Hartman and defensive' tackle , The first to credit numerous and Mike Cross. capable assistants for their contribuThe Moeller·trio fe!.l;tures defensive 'tions, Faust supervised a rebuilding ef- back John Williams, also named an . fort that made a state champ out of a honorable mention _punter; offensive team that had only four returning start- guard Gary Cooper and junier quarterers-none In either line. As late as the back Tim Koegel, who completed 84 of sixth week of the season he made seven 151 passes (55.6%) for 1148'yards and 12 personnel changes to strengthen his touchdowns with only two intercepunbeaten team, and his state cham- tions. pionship opponent, Mike Currence of COMPLETING THE offensive line are

Forest Pa.rk split end Mo Dunn, city: leader with 51 pass receptions for 74'7: yards, tackle Mark Weber of Elder and· Alken.'s Scott Stout, a two-year starter,: at center. The fourth offensive back is North-: west's Bob Day, who led his team in• scoring with 91 points (fifth In the city)' and in rushing with 1011 yards (seventh' in the city), was second on the team in; pass receiving with 16 catches for 171' yards, punted for a 36.3 average and: kicked a field goal and 10 PATs-besides' playing defense. : Mt. Healthy's Ken Butler and Princeton's John Seibel, who tied for the city kick scoring championship with: 38 points apiece, are co-first-team placekickers. ~

COLERAIN'S JEFF KRAUS leads th~ defensive unit. The 6-foot-2 senior, a three-year regular and an all-purpose; player like Northwest's Day, had 10 pass interceptions and took part in 90 tackle$~ this season, besides catching 30 passes, and rushing for almost 300 yards on of~· fense. •, · In addition to LaSalle's Cross, th~ defensive line includes Princeton's Tin~ Shafer and Indian Hill's Jeff Kahlberg at ends, Anderson's 6-4, 250-pound Briart' Bergdoll at the other tackle and Elder'S Kevin Brogan at middle guard. • Linebackers are Wyoming's Berger'; Lockland's Brice Askren and Mtr. Healthy's Wesley Martin. Flrst-teani punter is Madeira junior Pat Patton, who averaged 44.2 yards per kick. His longest was 60 yards and he had non~ blocked in 25 kicks. ,

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ooney 's Best Bid Falls Inches Short Moeller Tullies On First Possession While Moeller's attack enjoyed success on the ground and through the air, Mooney encountered a miserable situation all night. The Cards were able to get past midfield only three times in the game. Moeller let it be known early in the first period it packed a powerful arsenal. On its first possession, the CruI saders qrove 55 yards in ll plays to ring up a 7-0 advantage. Good field position fol-. lowing Dave Bucci's 17 yard punt gave Moeller possession on its 45. In 11 plays, they hit paydirt, the husky Givens going a yard to cap the maneuver. Enroute, Tim Koegel, Moeller's 6-5, 190pound AU-Ohio quarterback, set up the marker with a 27yard strike to Steve Puthoff to Mooney's three. A couple of penalties against . Mooney shoved the pigskin to within a foot of the goal prior to Givens' dash. Minutes later, Moeller in~ creased its advantage to 14-0, l taking control at Mooney's 49 .·following Dave Bucci's 18: yard punt which allowed for , good f1eld position again. i Koegel, who has been ! sacked only twice attempting ; to pass all season. found little harassml:'nt from the Mooney defense as his offensive line provid<'d him fantastic protection.

In Moeller's second to movement, Givens and speedy Bob Massong ripped off eight yard gains for a first down to the Mooney 33. Koegel rifled a pass to Kirby Clark to the 28, where an unsportsmanlike call against Mooney added 15 more ·yards to the 13. From that point, Massong reeled left, hustling past two Mooney defenders for the touchdown. Ken Naber, a most-accurate kicker, made it 14-0, the clock showing 2:25 left in the opening period.

Moeller, hit with 11 penalties for 115 yards during the night, had one of the major infrac· tions put Mooney in contention for a short whlle. ; Bucci, attempting to punt from deep in his own territory again, got off a boot to the 43. lBut, he was roughed up follow!ing the kick, Mooney advancing with first down activity at the33. . · From there, the Cards put together their best series of the night. A Jeff Bruno pass to Bob Stoops accounted for 13 yards to the Moeller 45. A face-mask penalty against Moeller col-· lected 15 more to the 26. Jack Loew, called .by the Moeller coach as one of the finest runners he's seen all year, cracked through for a big 18 yard gain to the eight, After Joe Croft lost a yard, Loew rammed to the Moeller five. Bruno appeared to be in. for a score on a "keepft"' call, but got ruled down just inches short. On fourth down, Croft attempted to hit the middle, bu~ got stuffed, That was it for M90ney. ·.·our goal. line stand eoukll ,~e been· .the · itel)l that\ ' -.mornetltUJn back 1 us," Faust said following the 1game. Discussing the same situaon, Bucci said, "We lost all r momentum when we dn't score. It might have en a better game if we had," ended. . 1

Moeller Scores Third Touchdown

Midway in the period, Moeller got possession again following Mark Wilson's fumble after catching a pass from Bruno. Moeller. took over at the Mooney 48 and behlnd Koegel's tosses, ran the margin to 21-0. Koegel hit Puthoff for 17 to the 13 and.after reaching the Mooney eight, found Puthoff open in the end zone for the score. This came with 4:31 to go in the half. "Believe me, 21-0 is not a safe lead against a good football team. And, I have a ·Jot of respect for Don Bucci's coaching, We were going to go hard in that se.cond half," Faust had stated. And hard they went. So hard and so fast, in fact, that they scored three more touchdowns and shut off Mooney the only two times the Cards had the ball. When the firing ceased, Moeller had itself a41-0 edge. Steve Givens registerd following the second half kickoff to culminate a 65-yard drive. Dave Condeni hauled in a short· eight-yard toss from Koegel that upped the margin to 35-0 and Givens showed why he should possibly be AIIOhlo on a nine-yard TD jaunt with just 18 seconds left in the third frame. On hls run, Givens got hit by four Mooney defenders, shaking them off to reach the end zone. The three touchdowns tied ·him for the playoff single game record set by Mike Spiva of Warre~ Reserve and Ted Bell, the 1\.uoney ace in 1973 who sing!e-handedly destroyed the Moeller team in semifinal action in Cincinnati. In the fourth period, with Moeller subs on the scene, Mooney managed to cross midfield on two occasions. But, both times bids to avoid the shutouf failed at the Moeller 27 and 30 yard stripes. MMMY

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