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Wow. Hop on gridiron today and my name trending. lol. I’m happy to help RP football in any way possible as I do and will for PH tennis and wrestling. IYKYK. Predictions: Covington @ Fountain Central PH vs Attica RP @ Seegers SV @ NV.

I don't remember spreads being used in this pick em in years past, maybe I'm wrong.

OK, I'll start.. Tell City girls are so ugly they make onions cry.

No complaints?

I like to think I set the standard everywhere I go.

She needs some cranberry juice, I swear to God she does

That's because the SWC guy was a PLAC guy. Haha. @JQWL used to do this one. Believe he uses Harrells

North Posey (3-0) at Tell City (3-0) This might be one of the more interesting games in SW Indiana Friday night. Two undefeated 2A teams meet at Legion Field with North Posey traveling to Tell City for a 7 p.m. CT kickoff. North Posey has looked very good through three weeks and has probably been the more tested of the two. The Vikings opened with a 34-21 road win over Southridge, followed that with a 48-14 win over Tecumseh and then handled North Knox 45-7 last week. The Vikings have scored 127 points through three games while allowing only 42. North Posey has plenty of balance offensively. Senior QB Carter Schickel has been very efficient throwing the football, while senior RB Cade Mauck gives them a legitimate running threat. Mauck is coming off another big night against North Knox with 116 yards on just 12 carries and 3 TDs. Tell City might be one of the more interesting early-season stories in the PAC. The Marksmen are also 3-0 after beating Perry Central 49-6, surviving West Washington 37-36 and then absolutely hammering Pike Central 67-0 last week. That's 153 points in three games — 51 points per game. Unfortunately, Tell City hasn't entered its individual statistics into MaxPreps, so it's hard to get a complete picture of how they're producing those numbers. One guy we do know about is senior QB Lucas Beier. He accounted for more than 230 total yards and 4 TDs against Pike Central and was nominated for the Courier & Press Player of the Week. Tell City has also shown two different sides already. They dominated Perry Central and Pike Central by a combined 116-6, but had to find a way to win a 37-36 game against West Washington. That's not necessarily a bad thing for an undefeated team three weeks into the season. North Posey has history on its side. The Vikings have won the last four meetings, including 38-21 last season. Tell City's last win over North Posey came in 2020, 35-17. There is also plenty of tradition between these programs. Almanac Sports has North Posey at 387 all-time wins, while Tell City sits at 494. Tell City has been playing football since 1938 and Legion Field dates back to 1940, so it's a pretty good setting for a matchup of undefeated teams. The numbers through three weeks are interesting: North Posey — 127 PF, 42 PA Tell City — 153 PF, 42 PA Exactly 42 points allowed by each team, while they've combined to score 280. My biggest question is simply how good Tell City really is. North Posey has already gone on the road and beaten Southridge and has been one of the better 2A programs in this part of the state for several years. Tell City went 5-5 last year but certainly looks like it may have taken a significant step forward. Friday should tell us a lot. North Posey (3-0) at Tell City (3-0) Friday — 7 p.m. CT — Legion Field

Everything looks good to me. Nice job!

Man we need to get the new subscriber feature fixed. The NP-TC game should have some serious smack talk going on right now. ETA: Here's an AI prediction feeding in Sagarin data for both teams, opponents, and scoring averages: North Posey 35, Tell City 19 — Margin: 15.5 | 🔴 Pace: HIGH — Shootout Win Probability: North Posey 91.1% — Tell City 8.9% [DOMINANT] Two HIGH pace signals fired — combined matchup of 60.6 (above 59) and both adj OAs above 40. The blend weight stepped up to 0.275 with 3 games played, giving the matchup layer a bit more influence. The matchup layer actually helped Tell City here — their underdog base was only 16.2 but the matchup pulled them up to 19.1 because their adj OA of 40.7 against North Posey's 12.8 DA gives them a realistic path to points. The 20.43-point Predictor gap is massive though. Tell City's 3-0 record is built on two very weak opponents and a one-point escape from W. Washington. North Posey has been consistently dominant against better competition. Even with the new HFA of 1.77, Tell City would need an enormous upset to pull this off.

This is true... can't really use Sagarin early on, as we've talked about lol

I clearly struck a nerve, which means you are acually jealous of RP and their recent success. You have to be from Rockville. Only some one from Rockville would get so heated about anything RP, good or bad.

I'd say a little rhyme, but it would be a waste of my time. East Central in Cincy ran an offense out of the sixties. What's left of the EIAC, we shall see. RIP to the thread of the dead.

I guess @SPARKS decided to go AWOL.

To make it easy, you can just use the Predictor Tool to set the lines or John Harrell's predictions.

Just finished these last night. I might rework Dwenger's helmet so it looks more gold. Any input is appreciated. Is this what teams are wearing this season?

How do these look? This has been by far the most difficult conference because it seems these teams get very little media coverage, so very few photos to pick from. Your input would be appreciated!

Now this is the kind of activity on this page that would make @Donnie Baker proud. All this chatter about the conference being down and who's who over the last 20 years got me thinking about all-time teams/schools. Below is a list of conference championships won in the WRC. I was actually surprised by the numbers and tried to find conference championships by coach. I'm not sure that data is available. Can anyone find records for coaches in the WRC (coaching, not criminal) and total number of championships? The 1994-2006 run by Seeger was quite impressive, only matched by NV's run from 2012-2019. I look to see Seeger take the top spot again in the next couple years. Titles School Years 14 Fountain Central 1965, 1966, 1975, 1976, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1996, 1997*, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2016*, 2017* 13 North Vermillion 1967, 1986*, 1987, 1989*, 1992, 1993, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016*, 2018, 2019 12 Seeger 1988*, 1989*, 1994, 1995*, 1997*, 1998, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 8 Rockville1 1968, 1984, 1988*, 1989*, 1991*, 1997*, 2007, 2008 7 Covington 1964, 1970*, 1972*, 1974*, 1985, 1986*, 1991* 7 Southmont1 1971, 1972*, 1974*, 1977, 1978, 1981, 1982 3 Attica 1990, 1999, 2000 2 North Montgomery1 1972*, 1973 2 Turkey Run1 1970*, 1995* 1 Coal Creek Central1 1969 3 South Vermillion 2017*, 2023, 2024 0 Ladoga1 0 New Market1 1 Parke Heritage 2021 1 Riverton-Parke 2025 0 Veedersburg1

I watched part of that game. Lots of penalties, cramps, water breaks, broken plays. Are WC and NC rivals? There was lots of jawing.

Week 4 Picks BNL (2-1, 1-0 HHC) at New Albany (1-2, 0-0 HHC): The Stars lead the all-time series with the Bulldogs 26-22. BNL has won 3 of the last 4 and 5 of the last 7. New Albany finally gets to play an unranked opponent after opening the season with three straight top 10 2A teams. With this being their first conference game of the season, we’ll finally get an idea of where New Albany is at within the HHC hierarchy. Crazy to think BNL could’ve actually been 3-0 for this game if they had held their big lead against Bloomington North. I don’t think New Albany presents a challenge. BNL wins big. 5A #5/#6 Floyd Central (3-0, 0-0 HHC) at Seymour (0-3, 0-2 HHC): The all-time series is tied 15-15. The Owls have never trailed in the series but that’s about to change. After their meeting in 2008, Seymour led the series 11-3. The Highlanders have won 12 of the last 16 and are on a three game win streak in the series currently. Columbus East crushed Seymour last week and I imagine Floyd Central will do worse to them. I expect a running clock for the entirety of the second half. Jennings County (2-1) at Columbus East (1-2): The Olympians lead the all-time series with the Panthers 48-7 and have won the last 28. To avoid ruffling any feathers and causing my buddy problems, I’ll just put it nicely. It should be a quick night for East like it will be for Floyd Central. At least the fireworks will be a good show. Kokomo (0-3) at Jeffersonville (1-2): The Wildkats won the first ever meeting with the Red Devils in 1984. Jeff won the second ever meeting last year. This year’s contest between the two is the first ever at Jeffersonville. Two and a half hours is a long drive so that could have an effect on Kokomo. However, based on who the teams have played in the first three weeks and the scores of those games, I’m going with Kokomo. The Wildkats are 0-3 with a -41 point differential against opponents that are a combined 7-2. Meanwhile, Jeff is 1-2 with a -48 point differential against opponents that are a combined 3-6. It’s not where I want to go (sorry Beach Boys), but I’m going with Kokomo.

Is it the third time when it becomes a pattern? Just checking so that I get it correct next week. Yes I know how bad the old Riverton teams were ten years ago. Guess what I don't ever remember any teams that were much bigger and stronger than them taking any cheap shots on anyone. I have also seen the clip of last weeks hit. We'll call it "simply RP's turn" when they win a game with some meaning behind it. Jealous of RIVERTON PARKE??? NEVER. Matt King would be the winningest coach in WRC history and whatever school would be lucky enough to get him they would also benefit from the transfers not Riverton.

North Miami @ North Judson - NM struggling to find a groove right now. Jays win big. 56-6. Triton @ South Central- Triton pulls off the win this week. 35-26. Culver @ Winamac- Winamac pulls away in the second half. 35-14. Pioneer @ Caston- Caston seems to be in the top three this year in the HNAC. Pioneer 42-21.

1.) I believe both of them are on the roster at DePauw.. not sure if they are getting any playing time or not. 2.) Sounds like the Tenderloin Man may be the most hated, guess everyone else should get better. RP was the doormat of the WRC for years and when its their turn everyone throws hate. Sounds like we have some jealous people in this thread. 3.) Prince is 100% the son of King Herb. 4.) Maybe King Jr. and Billy Bettis could be on the same staff. Not sure who would hire them but it'd be worth a shot. 5.) All you have to do is ask him and he'll tell you all about it. Sounds like whatever he is doing is working if RP is suppose to get all these transfers.