The game of the week could be Saturday’s showdown in Cincinnati between No. 2 St. Edward and the state’s No. 1 overall team, Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Just two weeks remain until the playoffs begin. Jockeying for seeds in the OHSAA football regionals and conference titles remain up for grabs.ranked in the cleveland.com Top 25
, but the game of the week could be Saturday’s showdown in Cincinnati between No. 2 St. Edward and the state’s No. 1 overall team, Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.
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