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No flag, no penalty. Nothing to debate.

Was that before they installed the retractable roof?

Mike was quite the athlete with a very nice baseball career at Notre Dame. Check out his bio https://und.com/roster/mike-dury/

In our SB rules meeting at least regarding coaches apparel we were told “officials are not the fashion police.” Apparently as more and more female coaches have opted for yoga pants some officials have taken exception. I assure it was never me.

Add to this…it just came to mind, and it may be the only time this has happened, but the same person won the Mental Attitude Award in both. Mike Dury was the QB for Chatard and a Forward on the BBall team. The bball team beat Elmhurst out of Fort Wayne with James Hardy leading that team. Their head coach was an assistant principal I worked with for a few years at New Haven.

I'm currently working on some spreadsheets which will show how teams have fared over the years. I hope to have them all completed and posted here in the next couple of days.

Does the player's dad happen to be a new coach at Notre Dame? I've heard he's going to Penn but don't think anything is official yet

Not sure what you mean here. I'm Jon Easter. Good to meet you.

Heh heh, looks about like the work from the UofM School of Engineering.

But you used to have your own middle school field… until futbol showed up.

Why Does Elon Musk's Potential Twitter Takeover Scare the Media So Much? https://reason.com/2022/04/18/elon-musk-twitter-takeover-poison-pill-media-speech/ Axios writes that Musk has gone into "full goblin mode" and is acting like a super villain. City University of New York journalism professor Jeff Jarvis implied that Musk's takeover would be akin to the rise of Nazi Germany. These people are desperately scared by the mere possibility that a wealthy person with somewhat different politics—and a somewhat more favorable disposition to unfiltered speech—is going to tweak their favorite toy. Agreed. They are frightened snowflakes.

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I think it was said earlier - but it would have been interesting to see this list 10 years ago, 20 years ago, and who would have been included then and who isn't now. Two "smaller" schools from Michiana that I personally have always viewed as "blue blood" programs that I don't think have been mentioned yet are Jimtown and NorthWood. The Jimmies have 22 Sectional, 12 Regional, 6 Semi-State and 4 State Championships. However, the last of each of those titles respectively are 2014, 2009, 2005 and 2005. Since the school has grown into a 3A enrollment, they have not seen the same level of postseason success that they did for the better part of 3 decades. The Panthers have 18 Sectional, 11 Regional, 6 Semi-State and 1 State Championships. As the case is with the Jimmies, since they moved into class 4A a little over a decade ago, they won a Sectional Championship in 2011 and were State Runner-Ups (14-1 record) in 2016. It has been tougher sledding for NorthWood since moving to 4A. I still consider both of these programs to be "blue blood" status. However, that is just my opinion.

Typographical error … or wishful thinking? 😅

They gave them plenty of time to regulate themselves, and they didn't do it. If they are in a tough spot, it is self inflicted.

What? 😳