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The Tenderloins made a statement against a ranked team on the road. They’ve given up about 105 yards of total offense. They probably won’t be challenged until the regional round. No real big surprises except The Rubbers losing this week. Fountain Central @ Riverton Parke North Vermillion @ Covington Seeger @ Attica South Vermillions @ The Woofs

Carroll (Flora) Clinton Central

Here's my take: Brownsburg Westfield Carmel Warren Central Center Grove Fort Wayne Carroll Lawrence North Avon Penn Crown Point Ben Davis East Central Bishop Chatard New Palestine Zionsville Bishop Dwenger Roncalli Hamilton SE Franklin Central Decatur Central Cathedral Merrillville Bloomington South East Noble Evansville Memorial

Anyone know the status of the Harrison player that was hurt in Friday's game? He was taken away in the ambulance. I'm speculating but it appeared to be neck/spine related.

Yeah I’m not going to lie I was surprised how poorly Whiteland performed, I had a higher respect for them going into that game. If they played tomorrow I’d say the stars walk out of there with a 49-0 shutout

Memorial over Reitz? Would that be a pick-em if played on Friday? Only two weeks away.

Well you said you’d pick BNL by 35 over Whiteland. FC won by 37? So this can’t be right. 😏

Carroll 56 - Concordia 0 - Mismatch Snider 45 - Luers 21 - Panthers get a much needed win as Luers drops to 0-3 Northrop 21 - North Side 20 - Bruins squeak one out Homestead 42 - South Side 14, Sparty too much for the Archers Dwenger 49 - Wayne 0 - Saints hit the running clock late in the 2nd quarter

Concordia at Carroll - This is the kind of game the Cadets are trying to avoid. Over by halftime Luers at Snider - Gave away last week's game. These Knights won't be so fortunate. Panthers by 14 Northrop at North Side - The Legends have new life under Smith's direction. North by 7 South Side at Homestead - Archers getting close, but not quite there. Spartans by 28 Wayne at Dwenger - Saints continue marching. Running clock late 3rd, early 4th.

Felt like they opened up the offense more against Lowell. Against Pike it was a lot of runs in power sets like we saw last year. It's possible. Curious to see how they play against Merrillville. Ater the Pirates it'll potentially be a lot of blowouts the rest of the way.

Week 2 Rankings 1. (1) Memorial (2-0) 2. (4) Reitz (2-0) 3. (5) Mater Dei (2-0) 4. (6) Gibson Southern (1-1) 5. (2) Castle (1-1) 6. (7) North Posey (2-0) 7. (3) Heritage Hills (1-1) 8. (10) Boonville (2-0) 9. (9) North (0-2) 10. (HM) Forest Park (2-0) HM: (HM) Tell City (2-0), (8) Vincennes Lincoln (1-1), (NR) Jasper (1-1), (HM) Southridge (1-1)

Did CP run the same offense against Lowell week 1, as they did vs. Pike in week 2? Maybe trying to negate the speed of Pike?

Also could be addition by subtraction?

@hhpatriot04 This should say royal blue, not total blue

Jennings County now has that same stripe down the middle of their helmets like BNL has. They have total blue instead of navy blue though. The number is on one side of the helmet outlined thinly by red. Other side of the helmet has the interlocking JC logo. Facemask is red except for one random player that has blue.

New helmets for Madison this year. No center stripe.

Just save resources and give the trophy to Penn, mark em' 9-0 going into sectionals and have them scrimmage against themselves every Friday night for a couple of months. They made Mishawaka look like a JV team. Only team in this conference that might belong on the same field as them is Elkhart and I'm not even sure of that. This past Friday was a wake up call to where the cougar program is. Last season was going to be a down year regardless who was coaching, we just lost so much production there was no maintaining where we were for the last handful of years. I saw the cougars against Laporte and I didn't think we looked bad at all, we weren't winning trophies but we looked like an average to average 4A school. I figured we'd be competitive against Northwood after what I saw and when I heard Northwood lost 45-7 to Columbia City I was honestly expecting a solid NP victory over the panthers. Being down 37-0 at the half to NW was humbling and raising questions. Also heard from a couple people 5-6 senior starters quit the team, don't know if it's true or not but it would make sense given the on-field product.

Conference games start Marian (1-1) at SB Adams (1-1) St. Joseph (2-0) at New Prairie (0-2) SB Washington (0-2) at Elkhart (1-1) Penn (2-0) at SB Riley (1-1)

Concordia at Carroll Luers at Snider Northrop at North Side South Side at Homestead Wayne at Dwenger

Massey: Forest Park 21 Washington 32 68% Mt. Vernon 7 Gibson Southern 44 99% North Knox 20 North Posey 36 75% Princeton 6 Heritage Hills 48 100% South Spencer 26 Tecumseh 27 52% Southridge 20 Boonville 28 67% Tell City 44 Pike Central 13 95%

Current HHC top 5 1. BNL 2. Jeffersonville 3. Floyd Central 4. East 5. Seymour

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Meccas, Rosedales, Lyford and Bridgetons. Even some Rockville’s, Terre Hautes and Clintons.

Crown Point's offense is more dynamic this year. They have a QB who can throw the ball and is committed to an FCS School, a 6'4 SR TE committed to Central Michigan, a 6'7 TE who is a starter on the basketball team, and a 6'2 Soph WR who will likely be a D1 recruit. But, they still like to line up in jumbo sets and run the ball behind a large OL. They left some points on the board against Pike with drives stalling out in Pike territory. IMO, they need to get the passing game going and not rely so much on the power running game. Not being able to throw the ball killed them against Penn last year in Secitonals.