Steubenville Big Red 2012 Schedule

[Derp88]

2011 info from http://www.bestplaces.net
Population Income Per Capita Median Household Income Median Home
Campbell - 8,267 19,050 35,036 66,900

Coitsville - 1,581 24,144 53,781 100,800

Hubbard
City - 7,721 20,523 36,823 97,300
Township - 13,194 20,944 39,056 90,600

Brookfield - 4,120 23,887 46,216 108,800

Liberty – 21,722 23,819 40,793 91,400

Girard – 9,674 20,371 37,115 81,200

McDonald – 3,155 20,496 45,363 97,700

Mineral Ridge – 3,605 24,190 56,094 110,500

Austintown – 28,147 22,216 42,804 96,000

North Jackson - 3,473 24,314 54,164 138,600

Lake Milton - 2,873 23,634 50,416 111,600


Youngstown – 71,709 14,707 27,077 43,700

14 Zip Codes break them down if you want to but it is what it is


Canfield
Village - 6,408 37,256 69,722 149,200
Township - 13,624 38,093 73,832 167,600

Boardman – 32,886 26,319 46,574 108,700


Struthers - 10,502 18,720 36,081 74,500


Poland
Village - 2,345 28,506 54,279 134,400
Township - 13,492 28,962 62,425 147,400

North Lima – 2,371 25,150 50,383 149,600

Springfield – 5,843 25,302 50,073 126,900

New Middletown -1,540 25,108 44,611 111,700




Niles - 18,551 22,115 38,414 88,400

Warren
City - 41,633 18,355 32,930 71,300
Township - 7,220 16,700 38,076 70,200

Howland
Center - 6,017 26,039 56,821 134,000
Township - 18,402 27,560 53,548 129,000

Bloomfield – 1,164 19,407 44,316 116,200

Bazetta - 5,848 28,648 53,419 123,600

Cortland - 6,351 26,866 55,722 143,100

Mecca - 2,728 20,380 47,301 110,000

Champion
Heights – 4,324 22,360 46,095 105,400
Township – 9,034 24,781 53,346 115,400

Braceville - 2,777 22,123 49,237 106,700

Lordstown –3,473 27,904 58,399 123,900

Newton Falls - 4,638 19,337 37,532 101,100


Steubenville
City - 18,004 22,112 33,103 84,800
Township - 4,186 19,050 34,413 74,200

Weirton - 18,591 23,971 42,337 90,800

[FairwoodKing]

Originally Posted by SteelValley

What kind of jobs are we talking here? Having a bunch of minimum wage jobs or short-term hire jobs doesn't really help a town much. You still would have a ton of people struggling to pay bills with that.

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According to ABC, the Steubenville jobs will reach to around the $77,000 range. These are not minimum wage jobs we're talking about.

[WuTang]

Do some extensive research on this whole "boom town" phenomenon. Steubenville may gain a large amount of business do to the gas/oil industry, but if history proves correct, those high paying jobs are going to experienced men from out of state who will either rent a home or live in a hotel for a year or two and move on to the next drilling area. I hope eastern Ohio receives a long term economic boom because it is long overdue, my only fear is the potential environmental problems that arise from the oil/gas industry. I hope all goes well and the communities back there thrive and see much needed infrastructure improvements and financial sustainability, but long term rewards aren't normally seen with this type of industry unless you're a property owner with a successful well.

[eastisbest]

OT: Thought you'd be interested in how a former player is doing.
Near the bottom of the article.

http://www.toledoblade.com/UT/2012/0...questions.html

[2002sunset]

Originally Posted by SteelValley

Sykotyk,

Well if your are saying that places like Poland, Boardman, Austintown, Canfield, etc wouldn't exist if not for Youngstown and we know in those suburbs there are lower unemployment rates, higher average salaries per person, etc doesn't that pretty much tell you that Youngstown is in much better shape economically then Steubenville? Maybe not strictly looking at the residents of each city, but if you are saying Youngstown is resposible for the success of the people in the suburbs, then apparently Youngstown is not doing so bad if the incomes are higher and unemployment rates are lower in all of those suburbs. What overspill has Steubenville's economy had in their surrounding areas?

2002Sunset,

If you guys are banking on those jobs pay averages being reality, you really are being optimistic. You need to realize the vast majority of the jobs will be low paying and there may be a small percentage of high paying jobs. Job A may pay $10 an hour and Job B may pay $40/hr, which is an average of $25 an hour. Sounds great right? But in reality there are going to be 30 openings for Job A and 2 or 3 for Job B. That's not going to average to $25 an hour per employee.

Also, not sure why you wouldn't be interested in per household income to look at the condition of the town economically. The more money you have available in the town, the more money that's coming into the town through sales, property, and possibly income taxes.

Agreed, but I am not really banking on anything. I work in IT and have no interest in this "boom" other than the obvious reasons that could help the town. Even if these jobs were $10 an hour (which they are not) it is not a bad thing.

I don't care to debate about two fairly depressed areas, especially on a thread about a football schedule. The only facts I see are that Steubenville has the possibility of gaining a lot of jobs, Youngstown probably does not.

[FairwoodKing]

Originally Posted by eastisbest

OT: Thought you'd be interested in how a former player is doing.
Near the bottom of the article.

http://www.toledoblade.com/UT/2012/0...questions.html

It's great to see that Macon is doing so well. Hopefully Toledo will be on TV out here on the West Coast and I'll be able to see him.

[PGEMF]

Originally Posted by FairwoodKing

It's great to see that Macon is doing so well. Hopefully Toledo will be on TV out here on the West Coast and I'll be able to see him.

Every Toledo game last year was either on TV or streamed on ESPN3. Should be the case again this year. There are very few games of any school anymore that aren't at least streamed

[neirish]

Originally Posted by FairwoodKing

According to ABC News -- http://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/ohio...round-14765506 -- Steubenville is the new Boom Town. By the end of spring, every adult who wants a job will have one. There will be virtually no unemployment. I'd like to see Youngstown or Poland say that.

I suppose you don't live here. I know things are booming down on the River, but don't think for a second they aren't starting to drum up around Youngstown. BP just dueled out $330 million to landowners of 25% of Trumbull County. Between the signing bonuses, royalty payments, oil jobs, manufacturing jobs, etc. the Valley will soon be booming!

And to Sunset22, I beg to differ. http://www.dailymarkets.com/economy/...ext-boom-town/

[FairwoodKing]

Originally Posted by neirish

I suppose you don't live here. I know things are booming down on the River, but don't think for a second they aren't starting to drum up around Youngstown. BP just dueled out $330 million to landowners of 25% of Trumbull County. Between the signing bonuses, royalty payments, oil jobs, manufacturing jobs, etc. the Valley will soon be booming!

And to Sunset22, I beg to differ. http://www.dailymarkets.com/economy/...ext-boom-town/

No, I don't live there. But I am very seriously thinking of moving back. I'll be in town in the fall to see some Big Red football games. When I'm there I'll check things out.

[Fly]

Originally Posted by neirish

I suppose you don't live here. I know things are booming down on the River, but don't think for a second they aren't starting to drum up around Youngstown. BP just dueled out $330 million to landowners of 25% of Trumbull County. Between the signing bonuses, royalty payments, oil jobs, manufacturing jobs, etc. the Valley will soon be booming!

And to Sunset22, I beg to differ. http://www.dailymarkets.com/economy/...ext-boom-town/

Agreed. Those are the facts.

But will Obama allow success, freedom and capitalism......again .......make our country great?...Or will he continue to stall the implementation of obvious answers to our energy needs......to pacify his tree-hugging, frog licking friends?

[MANOWAR]

That's what hurts Youngstown even more than Steubenville...the entrenched democratic machinery.

They will find some way to screw up prosperity...that's what democrats do.

Maybe some more "earthquake" scares and video of faucets in fire.

[EastYoungstown]

Originally Posted by MANOWAR

That's what hurts Youngstown even more than Steubenville...the entrenched democratic machinery.

They will find some way to screw up prosperity...that's what democrats do.

Maybe some more "earthquake" scares and video of faucets in fire.

No doubt

[neirish]

IF I ever run for office, I would appreciate the support of all of you guys on this board. I don't think I could win though because too many voters here vote right down party lines.

I just wrote this in yesterday's YSU Jambar: http://www.thejambar.com/do-not-be-f...3#.T5IMkavOWf4

[FairwoodKing]

Getting back to Big Red football, I think there is very little chance that we will fill week 9. Reno and Fred have probably contacted every school within a six-state area. I don't think there is anybody left. We will have to accept the reality that we will have a nine-game schedule.

[Sykotyk]

Possibly. But just because a game hasn't been filled doesn't mean there wouldn't be prospects as to who might fill it. They're probably looking for a better deal (i.e., home game, possible regional or relevant competition, etc). Someone will bite at some point. Maybe an Illinois school will make the trip. Who knows.

[FairwoodKing]

It wouldn't be the first time we've played a team from Illinois. I wouldn't mind playing Mooseheart again, if they are still around. They are an orphanage similar to Boys Town, Nebraska.

[FairwoodKing]

I'm really looking forward to football season. I'm going to come home to see as many games as I can. I think the Red can go all the way this year.

ROLL RED ROLL!!!!!!

[Sykotyk]

I should be home for every game (or almost every game) this year. Which will be a first since the 2006 season. So, I'm looking forward to this year.

[cards79]

Originally Posted by FairwoodKing

I'm really looking forward to football season. I'm going to come home to see as many games as I can. I think the Red can go all the way this year.

ROLL RED ROLL!!!!!!

[Trains]

Originally Posted by mlisi39

someone cracked open the Haterade... here we go.....

That is all they know in the Youngstown area - - - - -

[FairwoodKing]

My banana doesn't work. Where are the mods when we need them???

[cards79]

Can anyone recommend a good Italian resturant in Steubenville

[fish82]

Originally Posted by FairwoodKing

My banana doesn't work. Where are the mods when we need them???

Talk to your doctor. There's a pill that can fix that.

[Cthelites]

Originally Posted by cards79

Can anyone recommend a good Italian resturant in Steubenville

Haha!
DaPapinos in Wintersville! Get the gnocchi.
Naples downtown Steub. I love that meatball heel!

[Reddengineer]

Originally Posted by cards79

Can anyone recommend a good Italian resturant in Steubenville

I agree, Naples Spaghetti house on the corner of 4th and North Streets behind the Convenient Food Mart is always a safe choice. Scaffidi's, on the plaza just past the stadium is also on the menu.. Try the Gnocci with pink sauce, but don't overdo it.

[FairwoodKing]

Did they ever put another restaurant in where Leanora's was? I always liked that place.

[MANOWAR]

Originally Posted by neirish

IF I ever run for office, I would appreciate the support of all of you guys on this board. I don't think I could win though because too many voters here vote right down party lines.

I just wrote this in yesterday's YSU Jambar: http://www.thejambar.com/do-not-be-f...3#.T5IMkavOWf4

Damn, I forgot all about the Jambar!

Good memories.

[MANOWAR]

Originally Posted by FairwoodKing

Did they ever put another restaurant in where Leanora's was? I always liked that place.

That is where Scaffidi's is now.

[cards79]

Originally Posted by MANOWAR

That is where Scaffidi's is now.

So which one should i choose?

[FairwoodKing]

Originally Posted by cards79

So which one should i choose?

If you're going to Steubenville to see a football game, go to Scaffidi's. It is within walking distance of the stadium. If you're going to Steubenville for any other reason, go to Naples. It's a classic.