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And Both were Home games for each team, with both teams earning gates! I bet the financial impact of losing home games at this time had more to do with not scheduling each other than anything else. Especially since it appears to be WB homecoming.3 points
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I have to admit, that weather was tailor made for a Lorenzano team. ….and they say God doesn’t play play favorites….3 points
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I do. State Law! I saw him live several times, first time was in '74. Loved his Night Moves album. I just love me some Bud better!2 points
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My favorite part is the 1:54 mark. I've watched my sons be both the kid in blue and the player on the field. Something special about that. PS - What's with the blue sweatshirt? Has Memorial already started recruiting up there?? 😄2 points
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Not me. Tecmo Bowl all the way, baby. Singletary. Walt. Dent. McMichael. Cap Boso. True Tecmo fans know the MVP of that Bears team... and it isn't any of the first four names. Plus, any more buttons than 'B' and 'A' make me choleric. Get off my lawn, random shapes.2 points
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I was talking about the cultural fit. They are not "upscale" like Western Boone.1 point
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Nah, I think Memorial will pull out in the 2H. Personally, I just feel like 1H will be close, since I just have an hutch. Also, Reitz does have a nice offense to put up points on the board, since they have a good RB and stud like Waynard1 point
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Personally, I think MV is overrated. Barely beat a zero win Boonville and barely beat HH despite HH having 5 turnovers. GS feeds them a running clock in 18 minutes. I think HH is a better team than MV and BV.1 point
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Good thing it wasn't the Clinton Prairie Gophers. In addition to being messy, it would just be downright cruel pelting a bus with live gophers. 😀 Don't forget to tip your waiter!1 point
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I would throw Southridge in as well. The SR-HH game in a couple weeks will be very competitive.1 point
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Yes, I would say very close. While I am obviously biased, HH beats Mt. Vernon if we got to play again. 5 turnovers is hard to overcome (but we only lost by 5) But yes, you are accurate, I believe.1 point
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There are over 14,000 Burmese refugees living in Perry Township, the second largest Burmese community in the USA. They were sponsored by either the Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis or Baptist churches and were initially provided with an apartment near Greenwood Mall in the Southport district. Perry Meridian, Southport and Roncalli all have a large number of Burmese students, especially Southport. The Burmese have turned PM and Southport into soccer powerhouses. Some students also play boy's volleyball and a few wrestle. Football is not their sport!1 point
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Nah. The Montgomery County schools are all fine. Frankfort is the misfit. They should go to the Hoosier Heartland Conference imo.1 point
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Purdue could sure use a guy like him on defense next to Karlaftis lol but if he wants to do other things with his life other than football, good for him. Knowing what you should focus your time on is half the battle in life1 point
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Kokomo played @ South Bend Washington.1 point
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HA! I do now! Always thought he was an Illinois boy. Well, technically I guess he was in college, but I never dug any deeper than that. Wonder how many aspiring TEs he motivated out of the early 90s Indy area with his Tecmo receiving prowess 🤔 😄1 point
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I think both are true. Trubisky is likely better than how he looked while playing in Nagy's offense, but he's still not starter material. The guy needs what Buffalo had him do in the pre-season: A lot of rollouts and narrow down the reads. He can't sit in the pocket and read his progressions. My guess is he'll have a long career as a backup and generate Fitzmagic type buzz when an injury gives him start starts. Nagy is a distaster and should have been fired last season. I listen to a lot of Chicago sports radio while working. The Chicago media was calling for Pace/Nagy's head on a platter last year and National talking heads that make the daily rounds on Chicago sports shows all chimed in that Nagy/Pace didn't deserve another season. The owners son (George) went on one show after the season and was getting absolutely grilled on he could say he wants the Bears to succeed but has a career Accountant (Ted Phillips) running football operations. All he could say is they trust Pace/Nagy to make the football decisions. Nagy is just clueless. I respect Rex Ryan as a defensive mind and here was his view on Sunday: "...thirty drop backs in this game, 21 times to go five man protection, Are you out of your mind? I wouldn't do that with Tom Brady. This is absolutely ridiculous. Absolutely ridiculous." It's a valid point. Cleveland's D Line was killing the horribly constructed Bears O-Line and Nagy is still going with 5 man protection. Crazy. The disaster this season will turn into was inevitable at the end of last season with Ted and George praised Pace/Nagy as the football guys. Ted is a career riser on the Financial side of the Bears org and has no business as Pres. of football operations. George is part of a family that has no knowledge of football other than their dad married George Halas' daughter (Virginia). The best hope for Bears fans at this point is for the McCaskey children to cash in on their inheritance and sell the team once Virginia (Age of 98) passes.1 point
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I say the chances of this happening in the next 50 years is less than 1/10 of 1%. Memorial and Mater Dei are supported by a fairly large number of feeder school parishes and a few non-school parishes that all pay an assessment (tax) each year to help keep tuition as low as possible for Catholic families. And even with that, tuition has increased significantly in recent years (by almost 100% over the past 8 years). There just aren't enough parishes in northern Vanderburgh County or southern Gibson County to support a third HS. I suspect if the diocese even announced they were considering building a third HS, there would be a lot of push-back. Parishes already complain about the current assessment, much less if they had to pay more to support a third school. You also have to remember that unlike the Vatican, no diocese is sitting on a pot of gold (at least not the Evansville diocese). It would take a significant amount of capital to build a new school, which could only come from private donations. The Bishop would get an ear-full from the high-level Memorial and MD donors.1 point
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Agree with this. I was at the Eastbrook v Frankton game and we talked about how many Sophmores were on this team and getting a lot of playing time. If they are able to keep everybody together for the next couple years I could for sure see this team be in the top half of the conference again.1 point
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Kinda surprising they're wearing their long johns already. Maybe they are, in fact, looking ahead to Semi-State.1 point
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They're a few plays from being 4-2. Last year, they were blown out by Brownsburg, Carmel, Center Grove and Avon. They lost to Lawrence North in OT. That's what put them 2-5.1 point
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Your 2 wrong predictions in the HHC this year are against FC. Hopefully this doesn't make it 3 for you.1 point
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As a GS fan who has been on this forum since I was in high school at Gibson Southern over 10 years ago….I love this team but I can’t do this to myself again and look ahead GS has been a contender from the south every year since 2013…like every year…top 5 ranked and all…and we do this every year because we see the potential. I would love for GS to make it to LOS…especially since I’m traveling back to Indiana thanksgiving weekend….but let’s just take it a game at a time. Win Today! Never settle! I believe! It’s not about impacting the team it’s more about the fatigue of doing the same things over and over again for the past decade for GS. If the team is good enough to make it there, they will be there….barring an ice storm and a trip to indy1 point
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DumfriesYMCA posted a picture of the play from the EZ. That is what he quoted when he said "Pretty clear from EZ view. So yes we can narrow it down to the guy from Gibson Southern he quoted.1 point
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I’m not really in the pick em. But I’ll do some analysis just for fun. East vs Chatard. I really do think East is starting to figure it out. FC didn’t play terribly, outside of a couple bad passes in the Redzone. The East running game is getting better. I think Chatard wins this game but I expect that East will hang around in that game for a while. Seymour vs Jennings County. JC is pretty much a win for everyone. 1 step forward, and 2 steps back. Seymour is an enigma. They can play well one week and not so well the week after. You never know with them? It’s been that way since Goodman left. Seymour here. FC vs BNL. BNL fans probably feel like they should get this one. And I’d be obliged to agree if this game were up there. But FC seems to be getting better by the week, and the schedule softening helps as well. FC hasn’t won a game at home this season. Should be a good crowd on hand, and BNL has a very dangerous QB. However Robertson is the next QB star in this conference and I predict that him and WR Branham have big games. FC in a close one. Game of the week. Jeffersonville vs New Albany. I’m picking Jeffersonville in an upset. New Albany loves to stub their toe. And Steve Cooley teams are known for it. They’re going to lose 1 more HHC game. Either this one, or against FC. I’m picking this one. Jeffersonvilles defense did a great job vs Silver Creek. I think Silver Creek is better than New Albany and Jeffersonville was able to beat them on the road. Jeffersonville in a close one. And before any of my fans bust my chops, these are only “my opinions.” I don’t claim to be an all knowing expert or a Nostradamus of Football. Just throwing that out there.1 point
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Ah yes. The classic “fans need to focus on one game at a time approach” as if it impacts the way the actual team playing in this Friday’s contest will perform. Its an internet message board dude. Nothing in here impacts the actual game. Now I will let you get back to your preparation for Mt. Vernon. Let us know how the film study goes.1 point
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Too early. We have a game to win this Friday night.1 point
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What a massive game for both teams. Winner of this game may be in the driver seat for the playoff. Cincinnati’s schedule is a joke after this and ND’s once thought tough stretch a few weeks ago now doesn’t look all that daunting.1 point
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Hmm, in regards to football Crawfordsville is "fine". Really? : 2020 SEASON (0-10) 2019 SEASON (1-9) 2018 SEASON (1-9) 2017 SEASON (0-10) 2016 SEASON (2-8) 2015 SEASON (2-8) 2014 SEASON (2-8) 2013 SEASON (0-10) 2012 SEASON (1-9) 2011 SEASON (3-7) 2010 SEASON (1-9) 2009 SEASON (1-9) 2008 SEASON (4-6) 2007 SEASON (7-4) Looks like the citizens of Crawfordsville make tackle football the same priority as the citizens of Frankfort.0 points
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I'll be that guy, for discussion reasons. I've seen plenty of actions similar to this that have not been flagged. Some way worse. What makes this UR. Does history of the particular player have anything to do it? Has he made this type of suplex style tackle earlier and been warned? Was the whistle blown before the foul occurred? I faintly hear what sounds like a whistle and suspect this is the case. What exactly constitutes UR during an effort to get a runner down that wont seem to just go down? Hopefully the young man involved is recovering well.0 points
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