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They will probably drop it 10 days before the game due to "travel" issues.

Chuck Freeby and company of WHME TV-46 out of South Bend are easily the best I’ve seen in watching more than a fair number of broadcasts around the state over the years.

That guy needs to read more books and attend more clinics.

I could be mistaken, but I believe that I saw somewhere online yesterday that Grant Zgunda is the new head coach up in patriot country? This being confirmed as I am typing this, congrats to him and Jay County, Great hire. Program should be heading in the correct direction now! https://twitter.com/Blitz_OTH/status/1361444031264415749?s=20

Thanks for the clarification. I thought that was odd. Coach Parker did a nice job getting them going late last year and should feel good about the momentum for the program going forward.

There were several errors on the site in regards to coaching changes. I don’t think John put them on there intentionally. My guess is he had a programming error or something.

Looks Roncalli picked up Cincinatti Elder.

You do realize that the Big-12 went went 5-0 in end-of-season bowls this year? You do also realize that a decent number of kids that play SEC ball come from Texas high schools too, right? Incidentally, you do realize that in the last four years, three of the four #1 NFL draft picks played Texas high school football? And two of them played in the Big 12. The other played for Texas A&M. Incidentally, the two games where the Big 12 played the SEC "come tournament time?" TCU vs. Arkansas was cancelled, but TCU was predicted by several outlets ... and Oklahoma spanked Florida 55-20. Also, a Texas high school player and Big 12 player has been the QB for the Chiefs for the last two SB's. and is 1-1 there. You continually malign Texas/Big12 football with the paintbrush, but then the numbers don't bear it out.

https://nypost.com/2021/02/15/democrats-slam-cuomo-over-covid-19-nursing-home-cover-up/ Fellow Democratic legislators in New York weren’t buying Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s explanation Monday as to why he refused for months to release a true accounting of nursing home residents who died from the coronavirus. Assemblyman Ron Kim (D-Queens), whose uncle died from COVID-19, bluntly said that “all of it is BS” and a cover-up. “They could have given us the information back in May and June of last year. They chose not to,” Kim said after hearing Cuomo was blaming the Department of Justice probe for delays in releasing the accurate coronavirus death tally of nursing home residents. Cuomo cited an exclusive Aug. 26, 2020, story in The Post that broke the news about the DOJ inquiry into his administration’s nursing home admission policy and the undercounting of deaths, claiming Albany legislators should have known about the probe based on that. Kim said lawmakers could have passed laws to tighten up accountability and liability in nursing homes to save lives if they had the information sooner. Kim also said Cuomo’s comments Monday don’t square with what top aide Melissa DeRosa told him and other legislators during a private meeting last week, when she said former President Donald Trump made the issue a “political football” and claimed that as an excuse for withholding the nursing home data. The Post first reported on her explosive remarks after obtaining an audio recording of the meeting. “And basically, we froze,” DeRosa said. “She talked about the potential that the information would be weaponized against them. DeRosa needs to be accountable for what she said,” Kim insisted. DeRosa on Friday issued a statement, mirroring what the governor said Monday that the administration was dealing with federal probers before it would release more detailed nursing home data to state legislators and the public data. Meanwhile, state Sen. Alessandra Biaggi (D-Bronx) challenged Cuomo’s assertion that his team informed lawmakers that it would delay release of nursing home fatality data because of the federal probe. “No, @NYGovCuomo , you did not tell the `entire’ Senate or Assembly that there was a DOJ investigation, as the reason why you didn’t share the nursing home numbers,” Biaggi said in a tweet. “I found out about a DOJ investigation with the rest of NY’ers in the @nypost story Thursday night,” she said. State Sen. Julia Salazar (D-Brooklyn) claimed Cuomo was lying. Cuomo blames ‘politics,’ fails to address nursing home cover-up admission “If the Governor had actually informed the legislature months ago that his office was withholding the data they had on total nursing home deaths, there would’ve been no need for them to have a call with a group of legislators last week to inform them of this for the first time,” she tweeted. “Governor can claim (as he’s done) that they withheld the data bc they thought it would be used against them by the DOJ(!). But claiming they informed the legislature is a lie on top of a lie. If he’d been honest in the first place, he may have had one bad news cycle. But now?” State Sen. John Liu (D-Queens) also said the federal probe wasn’t an excuse for “months and months of delays” in “misleading” or “withholding information that the public deserves to know.” He said he will back legislation curbing the governor’s emergency powers because of Cuomo’s fumbling of the nursing home issue. “The status quo can’t remain. There needs to be a revocation of some of the governor’s emergency powers,” Liu said on the Fox News Channel. “For months and months we’ve been asking the executive branch, the governor’s office for this information. It was information our constituents were demanding from the state government.” Liu said he was particularly disturbed by state Attorney General Letitia James’ damning report on nursing homes released last month that found that Cuomo’s Health Department low-balled the COVID death count of residents by 50 percent by excluding people who died in hospitals. Hours after the report, Team Cuomo started to come clean by releasing more accurate data that increased the COVID-19 nursing home death tally by nearly 4,000. Senate GOP Minority Leader Robert Ortt (R-Niagara) said Republicans were never notified by Cuomo’s office about the DOJ probe and request for time to release nursing home data. “People want the truth and the only way that can be provided is through investigations by the Department of Justice and the Attorney General,” Ortt said. A state judge on Feb. 3 ruled that Cuomo illegally withheld COVID-19 nursing home data from the Empire Center for Public Policy and ordered its release. The watchdog group filed a legal request for the information and was stonewalled for six months before the judge ordered the administration to began releasing it. The Empire Center’s Bill Hammond said Cuomo’s hiding before the DOJ probe to sit on a true accounting of nursing home deaths doesn’t hold water. “Cuomo and his administration was fighting release of the data before and after the DOJ probe. It’s not plausible that they couldn’t cooperate with DOJ and provide information to legislators and the public,” he said. He obviously thought he wouldn't get caught. Now that their own AG is circling around the Governor, and can't ignore the truth, the rest of the rats are jumping ship to save their own hides.......They "froze" the truth, but in the end the truth is winning.....and the Governor is trying to wiggle his way out..... Here is CNN's take (not even close to a "Headline Story" https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/15/politics/andrew-cuomo-covid-19-controversy-explained/index.html

It's an error- Zgunda is going to Jay County https://thecr.com/Content/Sports/Jay-County/Article/Zgunda-to-lead-Patriot-football/4/33/75300

Also this article about solar panels and wind turbines from Germany, the 'solar and wind' capital: https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/world-s-solar-and-wind-capital-freezing-due-to-snow-blanketing-millions-of-solar-panels/ar-BB1dF9Dp Nuclear energy is ultimately the solution.

A huge enrollment of more than 2000, 2500, 3000...10,000 kids isn’t necessarily the answer. Other factors need to be considered. Take Linton as an example, or even Pioneer: both have very small enrollments, yet both are consistently good. Props to them.

No matter what happens, people will complain. The IHSAA does the best job they can and weigh all the factors.

That is a major accomplishment in and of itself. I still vividly remember BNL's Sectional title in 2011.

... except for Eastern Greene.

I recommend changing the title of thread to "D1 offers for the greatest team in Indiana High School Football History".