By Jimmy Longo For the second consecutive year, Akron Archbishop Hoban won the Div. III OHSAA state championship, beating Trotwood-Madison 30-0 in Saturday’s matchup played at Ohio Stadium, the second-to-last state championship football game played in Columbus before the games move back to Fawcett Stadium next December. The game also featured the last game in Ohio Stadium for one of the most recognizable faces of Ohio State football recruiting in recent years, Hoban senior signal caller Danny Clark. At 6-4, 225 pounds Clark is a sizable lefty whose game is most fittingly suited in a pro-style offense. For Clark, it was the second year in a row in which he ended his season by lifting up a state championship trophy on the field-turf inside The Shoe. It also could have been some encapsulating time of closure for the Columbus born teenager and one-time Ohio State commit. Clark’s storied journey began when he…
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