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Perhaps, but be interesting see what it looks like 3 years from now, vs 3 months since enacted Many reason why families choose to go places,,sure some WINNING is #1 or program culture, but that is nowhere near the sole or some could argue not even first priority, but for sure a factor for many.

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 Brownsburg 0-0 103.39 2 Westfield 0-0 92.07 3 Center Grove 0-0 89.50 4 Carmel 0-0 88.55 5 Lawrence North 0-0 85.14 6 Fishers 0-0 82.13 7 Hamilton Southeastern 0-0 80.90 8 Decatur Central 0-0 80.80 9 Warren Central 0-0 78.99 10 Carroll 0-0 78.37 11 Avon 0-0 77.33 12 Lawrence Central 0-0 76.87 13 Franklin Central 0-0 75.80 14 Ben Davis 0-0 75.66 15 Crown Point 0-0 74.72 16 Zionsville 0-0 73.60 17 Merrillville 0-0 73.09 18 Penn 0-0 68.41 19 Pike 0-0 67.04 20 Whiteland 0-0 66.86 21 Homestead 0-0 66.61 22 Columbus North 0-0 65.46 23 Noblesville 0-0 62.39 24 Harrison 0-0 59.03 25 Fort Wayne Northrop 0-0 57.75

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 New Palestine 0-0 91.87 2 Cathedral 0-0 83.69 3 Bloomington South 0-0 71.89 4 Plainfield 0-0 68.87 5 Pendleton Heights 0-0 63.82 6 Terre Haute South Vigo 0-0 63.32 7 Concord 0-0 63.13 8 Lafayette Jefferson 0-0 62.90 9 Fort Wayne Snider 0-0 61.16 10 Michigan City 0-0 60.74 11 Warsaw 0-0 58.88 12 Floyd Central 0-0 54.41 13 Evansville North 0-0 54.15 14 Bloomington North 0-0 53.83 15 Franklin Community 0-0 53.64 16 Chesterton 0-0 52.36 17 Greenfield-Central 0-0 49.10 18 Castle 0-0 48.93 19 Huntington North 0-0 45.58 20 McCutcheon 0-0 43.22 21 La Porte 0-0 38.58 22 Fort Wayne South Side 0-0 34.38 23 South Bend Adams 0-0 29.21 24 Munster 0-0 28.89 25 Seymour 0-0 28.18

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 Indianapolis Bishop Chatard 0-0 81.79 2 Roncalli 0-0 80.62 3 East Central 0-0 75.39 4 Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger 0-0 75.20 5 Heritage Hills 0-0 68.64 6 Yorktown 0-0 62.81 7 Mishawaka 0-0 62.72 8 East Noble 0-0 61.68 9 Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 0-0 58.97 10 Leo 0-0 58.87 11 Guerin Catholic 0-0 58.82 12 Northview 0-0 58.68 13 Hobart 0-0 58.43 14 Mooresville 0-0 58.23 15 Martinsville 0-0 56.33 16 South Bend Saint Joseph 0-0 55.84 17 Lowell 0-0 54.83 18 Evansville Reitz 0-0 54.62 19 Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory 0-0 54.52 20 Jasper 0-0 53.55 21 Lebanon 0-0 53.15 22 NorthWood 0-0 52.92 23 Fort Wayne North Side 0-0 52.87 24 DeKalb 0-0 52.59 25 Danville 0-0 52.19

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 Gibson Southern 0-0 69.07 2 Adams Central 0-0 63.79 3 Evansville Memorial 0-0 62.84 4 Lawrenceburg 0-0 62.34 5 Andrean 0-0 62.27 6 Tri-West Hendricks 0-0 57.33 7 Indian Creek 0-0 53.95 8 West Noble 0-0 53.75 9 Eastbrook 0-0 53.30 10 Mississinewa 0-0 53.18 11 Franklin County 0-0 52.34 12 Tippecanoe Valley 0-0 51.93 13 Bluffton 0-0 50.86 14 Hamilton Heights 0-0 50.81 15 Evansville Mater Dei 0-0 50.44 16 Angola 0-0 50.08 17 Southridge 0-0 49.64 18 Western 0-0 49.15 19 West Lafayette 0-0 49.07 20 Griffith 0-0 48.26 21 Twin Lakes 0-0 48.15 22 Garrett 0-0 47.59 23 Western Boone 0-0 46.95 24 Centerville 0-0 45.99 25 Sullivan 0-0 45.82

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 Cascade 0-0 64.99 2 Brownstown Central 0-0 61.83 3 Knox 0-0 60.25 4 Lapel 0-0 58.29 5 Indianapolis Lutheran 0-0 57.67 6 South Putnam 0-0 56.93 7 Linton-Stockton 0-0 56.29 8 Triton Central 0-0 55.32 9 Rochester 0-0 52.18 10 Eastside 0-0 52.05 11 Alexandria-Monroe 0-0 50.50 12 Southmont 0-0 50.13 13 Northeastern 0-0 48.75 14 Providence 0-0 48.39 15 Eastern Hancock 0-0 47.52 16 Eastern 0-0 46.60 17 LaVille 0-0 45.68 18 Monrovia 0-0 43.68 19 Wheeler 0-0 43.23 20 Oak Hill 0-0 42.57 21 North Posey 0-0 42.06 22 Lewis Cass 0-0 41.11 23 Winchester Community 0-0 41.00 24 Shenandoah 0-0 40.79 25 Rensselaer Central 0-0 39.60

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 Pioneer 0-0 53.45 2 North Judson-San Pierre 0-0 49.57 3 Riverton Parke 0-0 49.39 4 South Adams 0-0 49.33 5 North Decatur 0-0 46.61 6 Churubusco 0-0 45.84 7 Springs Valley 0-0 45.15 8 Carroll 0-0 44.52 9 Sheridan 0-0 42.95 10 Milan 0-0 42.63 11 North Miami 0-0 41.88 12 Madison-Grant 0-0 41.23 13 Triton 0-0 40.65 14 Tri 0-0 40.38 15 Frontier 0-0 40.21 16 North Daviess 0-0 39.16 17 West Central 0-0 37.08 18 Fountain Central 0-0 32.21 19 Lafayette Central Catholic 0-0 31.23 20 Knightstown 0-0 30.92 21 Cloverdale 0-0 29.71 22 Fremont 0-0 29.52 23 Taylor 0-0 28.67 24 Clinton Prairie 0-0 28.11 25 North Knox 0-0 26.04

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New Albany had their first ever winless season last year.

Absolutely. Why stay in a program that you know won't win anything? Open enrollment was one thing, but the transfer rule will only make things worse.

This may be the best fantasy league loser's challenge I have ever seen.

I would add Bellmont as another shocker. Past state champion who has lost 42 in a row?

That was my era. They had a QB named Danny Capes. They could throw it a little bit. BNL had some good guys. The Spreen guys. I think that was early Brett Szabo days. Joe Goodman at Seymour. Early Bob Gaddis. The good ole days!

Fair comment. I guess my real point is that people have a perception that you are playing quality opponents by scheduling P4 teams as non-conference games. It really depends on the team. I would challenge some of the non P4's may indeed be a better quality conference prep than playing a P4 team that on the bottom tier level of their conference.

To further my point regarding ESPiN: lol

Cannot argue about someone saying clean up the locker room. Us old coaches know the correlation. It's a mindset; attention to the most minute details.

IU catches some crap, but as has been discussed most of the last half of last season, the SEC teams' SOS was greatly inflated. Several teams remained ranked most of or all of last year with zero wins against ranked teams. Without looking, Tennessee and Vandy come to mind as teams I looked up. I am not trusting or even reading anything from ESPN as far as schedule rankings or even actual rankings anymore. They showed their true colors last year propping up the SEC and the ACC over many others.

It kinda shocks me that Mt. Vernon Fortville has fallen so far, but with Coach Kirschner back I expect they will recover.

Here are the Indiana High School football squads that finished winless in 2025, and their current losing streak: Portage - 11 Fort Wayne Wayne - 11 Mt. Vernon (Fortville) - 12 Terre Haute North - 13 New Albany - 16 Bellmont - 42 Prairie Heights - 11 Hammond Central - 12 Evansville Bosse - 21 Blackford - 16 West Vigo - 11 North Vermillion - 11 Frankfort - 29 South Central (Union Mills) - 11 Pike Central - 13 Benton Central - 21 Perry Central - 11 Christal House - 12 Cambridge City Lincoln - 18 Of these moribund programs who have the best change of "turning it around" and having at least a .500 season in 2026?

I think the open transfer rule plays a big part in this as well.

Of course it does. In the aforementioned article about Elwood it is mentioned that the Panthers have lost of number to students to Madison-Grant High School. And in Clinton county the Frankfort --> Clinton Prairie pipeline is alive and well.

Yes sir!! Previous response on another thread. Agreed...does it really matter about non-conference foes, if one has a solid SOS based on their conference? To win a natty, one has to beat some pretty dang good teams when it matters most. BTW, Indiana was criticized last year for their non-conference schedules. If you look at last years ESPN final rankings for all 136 FBS teams, Old Dominion (10-3) and Kennesaw State (10-4) was ranked much better than a large number of P4 teams. (examples to include but not limited to Purdue, North Carolina, West Virgina, Colorado, Boston College, UCLA, etc.) If I look at Old Dominion alone, that list is much bigger with P4 teams. I think some people like to "feel better" about the quality of opponents and give a number of P4 schools way too much credit for the level of competition. https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/46128861/2025-college-football-sp+-rankings-all-136-fbs-teams

I've always been an advocate for having a few cupcakes on the schedule, even at the high school level. Tune-up games are important. Rest for starters is important. I've always believed that, so it's hard for me to blame IU for dropping Notre Dame. But the cancelation seemed more mutual. It allowed Notre Dame to reschedule with USC. At the end of the day, Cignetti is a pretty smart guy. I like his approach. IU will be a well oiled machine before getting into the meat of their schedule.

Typically IFCA will come out that Monday leading into Week 1, so after the Week 0 scrimmage is my guess.... from my memory

I find it hard to believe this wouldn't be a factor..............but does the "open enrollment" or school choice not play a factor in this? As someone who has seen schools boastfully (and arrogantly) advertise their satellite bus pickup sites for years, I find it hard to believe that the schools that are having a hard time fielding teams are struggling because of kids staying inside and playing video games. How many of their kids hit the portal and jumped on a roster elsewhere because an adult at another school promised them something "better"????