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Trotwood (Ohio) Madison head coach Jeff Graham played the game at the highest level during his playing career. 

Over the past several years, Graham has stayed connected to the game, coaching many young and talented players over the years. In 2019, Graham led the Rams to the OHSAA Football Division III state championship.

With success, Graham and the Rams saw their conference push them aside, forcing them to become independent and play one of the most demanding schedules in Ohio.

Week One saw the Rams take on defending Division II state champion Winton Woods, then an always challenging and undefeated Kettering Fairmont team followed in Week Two, both losses for the Rams. If the sting of starting off 0-2 wasn't nasty enough, Graham and the Rams followed up in Week Three, playing up two levels and taking on Division One state runner-up Springfield. 

While no head coach wants to see his team start 0-3, Graham refused to allow his players to hang their heads going into their Week Four match-up against Kettering Alter. 

After some early game struggles, Graham and the Rams started to find their groove and used a solid second half to come back for a 26-24 win over the Knights.

DBHuddle spoke with the Rams head coach about his young squad and why the future is bright for one of Ohio's top programs over the last decade. 

This interview is presented by First Star Logistics.


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During our recent visit to Cincinnati (Ohio) Winton Woods High School, we caught up with standout defensive back Cameron Calhoun who spoke about his team's goals this season, 100+ yard interception returned for a touchdown against Walnut Hills and future at the University of Cincinnati with Bearcats cornerbacks coach Kerry Coombs.


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Centerville (Ohio) head coach Brent Ullery knows all about the rich tradition of Elks football, having grown up in the program. Last season the Elks finished 8-4 with high expectations for 2022.

They say defense wins championships, and Ullery is watching his defense play a significant role in the team's 3-0 start to the season, having only given up 20-points so far this season.

The Elks pitched a shutout over a talented Gahanna Lincoln squad that entered the game undefeated Friday night. Coach Ullery spoke with DBHuddle about the win, top performers on his team, and the quality of football in Southwest Ohio, especially the Dayton area, which is often overlooked.


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The Centerville Elks are off to an impressive 3-0 start to the season. One reason is the play of junior Reggie Powers, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound two-way player for the Elks.

Powers, who already has verbal offers from Cincinnati, UConn, and a handful of Mid-American Conference schools, played a significant role in the Elks 10-0 shutout win over Gahanna Lincoln on Friday night. DBHuddle spoke with Powers following the game.


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Cincinnati (Ohio) Winton Woods senior running back Trey Cornist brings the combination of power and speed to the Warriors' offensive attack.

The Georgia Tech verbal pledge spoke with DBHuddle.com about transferring to Winton Woods after being at Mt. Healthy High School, playing with a target on his back as Winton Woods looks to repeat as OHSAA Division II State Champions, and why the Yellow Jackets were the right choice when it came to his college future.


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Cincinnati (Ohio) Winton Woods athlete KC Spears might not match what those in the world of the football recruiting media like. However, after watching the Spears and his Winton Woods football team in action against Eastern Cincinnati Conference opponent Walnut Hills, you'll get a different impression as he's a Mighty Might on the field.

This season, Spears has seven catches for 116-yards and two touchdowns while also adding a rushing touchdown. Last season, Spears rushed for 526 yards and ten touchdowns while also adding 464 receiving yards and four scores.

Dave Berk of DBHuddle spoke with Spears following his team's impressive 52-0 win on Friday night over Walnut Hills in this exclusive one-on-one interview presented by First Star Logistics.


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