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Oh yeah! I'm a dirt track fan! I've probably been to 500 sprint car races in my life. I've also seen 67 consecutive Indy 500's. I do go to some paved tracks too.

Coach Schnurr took on a tough gig, but knew what he was signing up for. He has had a lot of meaningful conversations with the team this season. Gibson most likely (never say never) will win this game easily. But the culture around the Princeton football program is changing. There has been some growing pains, but I think you will see some improvements moving forward.

Cream rises. 600 wins for the Tigers!

Milestone: Memorial wins its 600th game in Program History

Yeah. Full disclosure I’m here to watch the band, but darn, a good football game broke out. Avon scores twice in :40 and with 2:17 left in the half it’s Avon 20 Zionsville 10.

Chuck Freeby reported today that this game will be livestreamed on the IHSAA Champions network. Good news for those who can't make the game! Typically the Channel 46 games are a delayed broadcast at 11:00 pm on Friday's and 9:00 am on Saturdays. https://www.ihsaatv.org/whme46/

Growing up running the veer in Texas, and likewise having to defend it, the most emphasized aspect by our defensive coordinator was that the QB was mercilessly punished on every play whether he had the ball or not. Our goal was that, by the start of the second half, that triple option veer was going to be a dive play because the QB never wanted to get to the end again for the rest of the game. The days of the point guard QB disappeared pretty quickly in that league. You had to have QBs that came from the fullback or linebacker ranks to survive the game and keep it as a triple option.

Defeating the option takes a stout interior D... the Def ends destroy the QB every time he comes down the line weather he has the ball or not.... the D bac has the pitch man.... any breakdown is trouble for secondary... always fun to watch those battles!!

My wife was utterly confused when she first visited Wisconsin. We were sitting in some random chain restaurant here in Green Bay and she asked for sweet tea….and the waiter brought her iced tea and sugar packs. The look on her face. one of the things I miss about southern Indiana….if I ask for a sweet tea in Gibson County….no matter if it’s at someone’s house or a restaurant….they have it….and they wouldn’t even dare to mention unsweet tea or giving me sugar packs. Between sweet tea and Indiana actually having good hs football worth watching it get pretty tempting to move back. Y’all just need to figure out something for that heat.

Football weather has finally arrived in the 219! Cooler temperatures and scattered rain creates a sloppy track for those schools not "blessed" with turf fields--good luck to all!!!

If we are listing winning things from Princeton…you have to add Taco T.

LaVille hosting the Battle of the 3s this week. By Andrew Smith GridironDigest.com You could also call it the Battle of the 7-0s, or just the battle for the Hoosier North Conference title as 1A No. 3 North Judson visits 2A No. 3 LaVille. Both teams are unbeaten. Both are reigning sectional champions. Both have offenses scoring more than 40 points per game and defenses allowing an average of one touchdown every Friday night, with five shutouts between them. Their coaches - North Judson’s Brett Lambert and LaVille’s Will Hostrawser - coached together in the IFCA North/South All-Star Game last summer. Something will have to give - and given history, it may be the offenses. The last two years, North Judson won 10-9 in OT last season and 9-7 the previous year. The winning team has allowed seven or fewer points in regulation in each meeting dating to 2016. “The North Judson game is the next game on our schedule - all of the hype about records, rankings, etc really doesn't mean anything - it can become a big distraction if we focus on those things,” LaVille coach Will Hostrawser said. “Both teams have been successful to this point - so that means it should be a good game. We will be focusing on the same details that have allowed us to find success to this point - just like we have every other week. Come Friday night, the electricity in the air will be a little different I suppose - but it is different each week with each opponent we face.” North Judson enters having shut out three consecutive teams - Calumet Christian, Knox and Winamac - midway through the year. The Bluejays defeated Triton 62-22 last week behind 197 rushing yards from 220-pound sophomore fullback Brock Benson and 101 yards - on eight carries - from senior All-State rusher Cheyenne Allen. On the season, Benson has rushed for 742 yards and Allen 604. Quarterback Aldric Harper has thrown for 581 and run for 407 in leading the option attack. Lambert described Benson as “a tank who is the first option in our triple-option attack,” while Allen has 19 touchdowns “despite being the focal point of most defensive plans.” Defensively, senior Quenton Frasure - whom Lambert described as a coach on the field - leads the Bluejays with 81 tackles, including 18 for loss. Logan Radtke, another all-state player, has 48 tackles and three sacks from the defensive end position. Depth is a key for North Judson, which has a lot fewer two-way players than most 1A schools. “We only have 2 guys that play about every snap on offense and defense. This depth has helped us wear some teams out over the course of the season,” Lambert said. “It's really nice because our offensive and defensive lines play one way, which means we can get after each other in practice in preparation for Friday's game.” The Lancers’ offense is led by senior running back Paul DeWitt, who has 928 yards and averages 8.4 yards per carry. Quarterback Lucas Plummer, a junior, has thrown for 679 yards and 13 touchdowns. Wideout Owen Smith has been on the receiving end of nine passes for 279 yards - an average of 31 yards per catch. Six have gone for touchdowns. Fullback Noah Richart - who averages 13 yards per carry - slot Cody Allen and tight end Ross Wagoner are also key contributors. “Paul DeWitt and Lucas Plummer are special players,” Hostrawser said. “Our offensive line is experienced as a unit which leads to good on field communication and trust. The guys up font have played pretty much the past three seasons together. When our line is locked in, Lucas and Paul reap the benefits.” Richart, a linebacker, leads the Lancers defensively with 55 tackles, Sophomore Collin Czarnecki has four interceptions and Jon Neece three, while Allen has two for a defense that has 22 takeaways through seven games. “Each week has been a process refining the details to put the big picture together come tournament time,” Hostrawser said. “Our team has remained focused on that goal from the start. What we find success in week to week greatly depends on our opponents. Offensively, we feel we must run the ball effectively to find success. Defensively, we keep things simple and focus on alignment, angles and pursuit.” While North Judson’s offense, tallying 47 ppg, is fifth in Class A in scoring offense, LaVille is second in Class 2A at 44.6 ppg. Both are in the top two in their classes in scoring defense and victory margin. This week is important, but it also can provide each team a preview of the postseason. LaVille won its 2A sectional last year before falling to eventual state champion Andrean in the regional. North Judson advanced to the semistate before falling to Adams Central. “No matter the outcome on Friday, this game will help prepare us and LaVille for the upcoming playoffs,” Lambert said. “ We want to win a conference championship, but our ultimate goal is to bring home hardware in the playoffs.” Cougars making another run Also in northern Indiana, New Prairie has started the season 7-0 and appears poised to make a run in the Class 4A tournament. The No. 6 Cougars travel to 6A No. 10 Penn this week for the first of two games against 6A schools to close the season, as they’ll host Elkhart in Week 9. A year ago, the Cougars came within a touchdown of their first State Finals appearance since 2014. They’ve won two sectional titles in the last three seasons. Third-year coach Casey McKim said that experience of getting to the semistate made his team “extremely hungry in the offseason,” but also provided several weeks of additional practice and the opportunity to gain experience in high-pressure situations, which has suited them well. The winner this week will clinch at least a share of the Northern Indiana Conference’s East-West Division title. “It is an enormous challenge to play two programs that are so talented, deep, and well-coached let alone back-to-back weeks to finish up the season,” McKim said. “It is a wonderful opportunity for us to see where we are heading into the playoffs. We will see weaknesses tested and strengths challenged, in the end the question is how well we can execute play in play out throughout an entire game. Against Penn this week, we are going to need to win up front in the trenches, win the turnover battle, and execute at a high level if we are going to win the game.” The Cougars are averaging 36 points per game - their closest win was a 24-7 victory at Lowell in Week 3. Last week, they defeated South Bend Riley 42-21 in the first game in which the defense had allowed more than two scores. Senior Tayvion Ortman has 63 tackles, while junior Dylan Wilson has 36 stops and four sacks. Senior Brice VanBruaene has three of the Cougars’ 12 interceptions through seven games. Wilson, Adam Ziegler and nose tackle Jacob Mrozinski have moved into the defensive line and shone through seven games, allowing an experienced linebacking corps to roam. “Coming into the year we knew we were going to have another very strong defensive group,” McKim said. “We returned four of our five linebackers from the previous season including Tayvion Ortman. All of those guys are physical at the point of attack and athletic enough to make tackles in the open field. Just watching Tayvion you can see how athletic and long he is, but it is the tenacity that he plays with to pursue the ball that makes him special. Up front we had to replace a lot on our defensive line, but we had numerous guys who rotated in last year along that line.” Offensively, junior quarterback Marshall Kmiecik has thrown for 618 yards and run for 601. Senior Noah Mungia has 907 rushing yards. “Teams are unable to key on just one guy because we have multiple guys who can touch the ball and make big plays with it,” McKim said. “Their running styles are also different as Noah has the ability to finish off runs in a physically punishing way. Marshall's ability as a dual threat is massive as it allows him to extend pass plays or scramble for first downs to move the chains.” Trojans, Golden Eagles meet In southeastern Indiana and exurban Cincinnati, the East Central Trojans have long been one of Class 4A’s premier programs. The Trojans most recently won a state title in 2017, but are coming off the program’s 20th sectional title and appear poised to make another run. At 6-1, the lone blemish on their record is a Week 3 loss to Cincinnati Moeller. In their other games, they’ve scored at least 35 points a contest and have allowed four total touchdowns - two of which came last week in a 42-14 win over Connersville that wrapped up the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference large school division title. It marks the 13th consecutive EIAC title and 29th overall for East Central. A year ago, the Trojans defeated Martinsville to win the sectional, but then dropped a 17-14 heartbreaker to Evansville Memorial in the regional. “That left a bad taste in our mouths all offseason and heading into this season,” coach Jake Meiners said. “We returned a lot of guys this year who played in that game last season. We have worked on fixing our issues from last season to give ourselves another opportunity to win football games this season.” East Central has been led by a dynamic offense that features junior running back Josh Ringer, who has 1,141 yards and 17 touchdowns. He is averaging 9.6 yards per carry. Junior quarterback Cole Burton has thrown for 1,008 yards and 11 touchdowns. Wideouts Ryan Brotherton and Eli Aston have combined for 956 receiving yards. “Cole Burton has done a really nice job this year executing the offense. We put a lot on his plate every week and he has responded by taking what the defense gives him,” Meiners said. “Josh Ringer is one of the most explosive players to have come through our program. He has done an incredible job running the football for us, but he also blocks really well and can catch the ball as well. He is one of the most selfless players I have coached. Eli Aston and Ryan Brotherton are explosive threats out on the edge. Our offensive line has also done a nice job opening things up this year. Our offense is really built around taking what the defense gives us. Our players have done a nice job adjusting so far this year.” The Trojans have been balanced defensively, with junior Brayden Rouse leading them with 43 tackles and junior Dylan Maxwell adding 35. They started the year with a 38-3 win over Lawrenceburg and have continued to roll, pitching shutouts of Franklin County and Batesville in Weeks 4 and 5. “Our defensive group has been great so far this season. Our one hiccup was against Cincinnati Moeller, who is Top 10 in the nation and has one of the nation's best running backs,” Meiners said. “Our defense still played well in that game, but they were put in some tough spots. We have just played really effective team defense so far. There is not one guy getting all of the stats. It is a different guy every week. We hang our hat on playing aggressive defense with all 11 guys rallying to the football. This group seems to keep getting better every week.” The Trojans finish the season against Guerin Catholic and Roncalli - the latter a Week 9 staple since 2008. “Guerin Catholic is a good football team and has put up a lot of points. It will be a test for our defense. Everyone knows the caliber of team that Roncalli has,” Meiners said. “We have had some great battles with them over the years, and I would expect that it will be another great game this season. We schedule these matchups heading into the playoffs so that our team is prepared. In order to win, we will have to play fundamentally sound football and execute.” Guerin Catholic’s record may be 4-3, but the Golden Eagles’ mark is a bit deceiving. The three losses came midseason against highly-ranked Brebeuf Jesuit, Roncalli and Indianapolis Chatard - the latter a 31-30 thriller in Week 6. A 59-35 victory over Northview last week got the Eagles back in the win column. They’ve had a strong passing offense averaging 33.3 points per game. Ryan Zimmerman was one of the state’s top passers to start the season, but went down after four games. Malcolm Houze has taken over and thrown for 648 yards in four games, including 281 in the loss to Chatard. “Ryan Zimmerman was off to a fantastic start to the season as our returning starter,” Guerin Catholic coach Tom Dilley said. “Losing him to injury was potentially devastating. It is a credit to all of our players that each one has picked up a portion of the slack created by his absence. Malcolm Houze has stepped into the starting quarterback role as a sophomore and performed well and shown great improvement each week. Malcolm demonstrated mental toughness and maturity in making his first few starts against such formidable opponents.” Guerin’s offense is averaging 33 points per game, but set a season-high in the 59-35 victory last week over Northview, one of the top teams in the Western indiana Conference. “Our team has been committed to getting better each week and our coordinators have done a good job of allowing players to grow throughout the season,” Dilley said. “In our game against Northview, a number of things that we have been working on all season started to click. I also felt that we were opportunistic against Northview and were able to force some mistakes and capitalize on good field position. Playing complimentary football was also key to our outcome against a good Northview team last week.” Wideout Will Fremion ranks fifth in the state with 833 receiving yards. He tallied his fifth 100-yard game of the season against Northview. He tallied a season-high 197 yards and three TDs on eight catches in a 47-10 Week 2 win over Lafayette Central Catholic. Jack Cherry adds 418 receiving yards. “We feel that the experience, skill, athleticism, and depth of our receiving corps is a strength of our team,” Dilley said. “Having quality athletes like Will Fremion and Jack Cherry on the field at the same time can force defenses to defend the depth and width of the field. Additionally, receivers Alex Gibbs and Hayden Cler compliment Fremion and Cherry. Running backs Justin Zdobylak and Cooper Navarro behind an experienced offensive line also present defenses with an effective running game. Our tight ends have also contributed to the run game and pass game. We hope that all of these elements give us the ability to capitalize on opportunities presented by defensive units making choices.” Sectional draw Sunday The 2022 IHSAA football sectional draw will be held at 5 p.m. EDT (and 4 p.m. CDT) Sunday. It will be broadcast at IHSAAtv.org and on the IHSAA Champions Radio Network, with Bob Lovell and Paul Condry the hosts. The 48 sectional fields will be unveiled during the two-hour broadcast, starting with Class A. Indianapolis Lutheran (Class A), Andrean (2A), Gibson Southern (3A), Mt. Vernon (Fortville) (4A), Indianapolis Cathedral (5A) and Center Grove (6A) are the defending state champions. Cathedral is now in Class 6A due to the Tournament Success Factor, so there will be a new champion in 5A, but the other five classes' reigning champs will be looking to defend. The tournament begins Friday, Oct. 21. Potpourri There are 23 remaining unbeaten teams in the state - but none in Class 5A. Three are in Class 6A - Brownsburg, Hamilton Southeastern and Carroll (Fort Wayne). Indianapolis Lutheran has the state’s longest winning streak at 22 games. … Brad Schultz of Triton Central leads the state with 989 receiving yards. He had 238 last week in a 58-15 victory over Indianapolis Ritter. … Roncalli’s Luke Hansen leads the state with 1,896 rushing yards, with Clarksville’s Robert Lamar second with 1,700 yards. Hansen tallied his third 300-yard game of the season last week with 316 on 37 carries in a 28-7 victory against Louisville (Ky.) Male. Lamar has topped the 200-yard mark each game and had 250 last week in a 46-8 victory over Greenwood Christian. … The state has had two 2,000-yard passers so far - Indianapolis Lutheran’s Jackson Willis (2,030) and Traders Point Christian’s Cooper Simmons-Little (2,021). … Merrillville returned to No. 1 in Class 5A in the AP poll after previous No. 1 Mishawaka dropped a 14-6 decision to NorthWood last week. Fort Wayne Snider became the fourth different school to occupy the top spot in the IFCA poll. … In Class 2A, Andrean and Linton are co-No. 1s in the IFCA poll. Andrean began the season in the top spot. Other key games this week Noblesville (2-5) at 6A No. 1 Brownsburg 6A No. 6 Center Grove (6-1) at Lawrence North (3-4) 4A No. 10 Brebeuf Jesuit (4-2) at 6A No. 3 Indianapolis Cathedral (5-1) 6A No. 4 Hamilton Southeastern (7-0) at Franklin Central (3-4) 6A No. 5 Carmel (5-2) at Warren Central (3-4) Lawrence Central (4-3) at 6A No. 7 Ben Davis (4-3) 5A No. 1 Fort Wayne Snider (6-1) at 5A No. 8 Fort Wayne Dwenger (5-2) Lake Central (4-3) at 5A No. 2 Merrillville (6-1) 5A No. 5 Harrison (6-1) at Logansport (6-1) Cincinnati (Ohio) Elder at 4A No. 2 Indianapolis Roncalli (7-0) 4A No. 8 Martinsville (6-1) at 4A No. 9 Mooresville (5-2) 3A No. 1 West Lafayette (7-0) at Twin Lakes (1-6) Terre Haute North (2-5) at 3A No. 3 Indianapolis Chatard (4-3) Danville (3-4) at 3A No. 6 Western Boone (6-1) 2A No. 1 Andrean (5-2) at Kankakee Valley (4-3) 1A No. 6 South Putnam (6-1) at 2A No. 9 Heritage Christian (5-2) 2A No. 10 Eastbrook (5-2) at Madison-Grant (6-1) 1A No. 1 Indianapolis Lutheran (7-0) at Speedway (5-2) Bluffton (4-3) at 1A No. 2 Adams Central (7-0) Clinton Prairie (5-2) at 1A No. 5 Carroll (Flora) (7-0) Hagerstown (5-2) at 1A No. 7 Tri (5-2) Eastern (Greentown) (5-2) at 1A No. 10 Sheridan (6-1)

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Congrats to Coach Moore and Seymour locking up a share of the conference title. Congrats to JC getting a big W! Congrats to Madison in a big W! I guess this answers the question of why is BNL still on the schedule.

VL will be a tough out in 3A. Best of luck to you all next week and going forward!

True. These kids are ready to win now though. I can definitely see why memorial was missing their starters early on. Rode is a haul to bring down and he really got the Tigers going in the 2nd half after a relatively quiet offensive first half

Mooresville 21 Martinsville 21 (11:13, 3rd)

Back to the GS Princeton game. Since Coach Schnur is now at Princeton, do you think he’d be interested in setting up the same thing he had a Bosse. Where the top kids transferred after their sophomore years to Memorial. We could have our eighth graders enroll their freshman year at Princeton and get a couple years of varsity under their belt. Then transfer back to Gibson Southern and play their junior and senior years. It would help Princeton’s overall competitiveness. Just kidding Tiger fans!

If you watch through a Firestick, it's like watching Six Million Dollar Man. I swear to god it is.

Yeah... giving the edge to HH tonite.... but the Kings played WL... that had to help em.... a HH LCC match would give me a better idea where the Knights stack up w say a LaVille ... as i have a Knox = HH power rating..... transitive property of FB n those darn intangibles thrown into the mix..... fun weekend w the ping pong balls dropping on Sun....

He ain't wrong 🤣

I like the 4-4 approach by having the unblocked DE close on the fullback, scraping middle backers making quarterback pitch, and outside backer taking away pitch man with a one high safety running the alley to make everyone right. Everyone has to be discipline every play, and gotta have some tough guys on defense and it sounds like AC has that. I just feel like if you don't have that DE close and hit FB before he even crosses the line, he is gaining 3-4 yards a carry because he will be two yards past LOS before anyone hits him. Usually the FB's in those offenses are some dudes and I'd rather hit them before they get going down hill.

That sounds right. And I think they had 1 or 2 more starters that got hurt during the game. Also, I think they had about a dozen penalties that game. Reitz really was fortunate to win that. But it must have been a wake up call because they’ve been rolling ever since.

Yep Triton played 3 front and got destroyed by the fullback

This Reitz team could beat the Bears with 11 Ditkas...

1240 whbu is carrying Frankton vs. Alex tonight. You can listen online if you’d like

Always love Spanky Harper insight! Stay safe Spanky!

I predict pain.

100%

California Will Transition Kids by Force: https://www.theamericanconservative.com/california-will-transition-kids-by-force/ True evil, now on a national level.

Our family had Taco T last night!

Mrs. SF - "We can’t get straight men to watch a straight romance" 🤣

I ran out of votes....agree 100%

omg yes although I’m pretty sure it started in Mt Carmel. when I’m visiting SW Indiana I go out of my way to go to Taco T because that sweet tea is just too good. People up north here in Wisconsin would probably call it syrup but I don’t care lol

It was ugly!!!! But the Colts won 12-9 in OT. Bronchos went for the win at the 5 yard line on 4th and one, and the defense stopped 'em. Winning ugly is sure better than losing ugly!

Some great memories guys. I was in junior high when our coaches took us to the IU Illinois game. While it was cold, we had a great time. IU barely beat them, but a win is always a win. I think that was Mike White's 2nd season? Lonnie Johnson had a solid game, but we were able to get behind the bench....he was having a blast, chatting up everyone around him...on the team and in the stands.

Friday, Oct. 7 Cloverdale at West Vigo ©, 7 pm North Putnam at Brown County ©, 7 pm Northview at Edgewood ©, 7 pm South Putnam at Heritage Christian, 7 pm Sullivan at Indian Creek ©, 7:30 pm Greencastle at Owen Valley, 7 pm Cloverdale @ West Vigo - Both first year head coaches have had a tough go so far this year, but West Vigo wins this one with a more talented roster. We have seen both teams this year. Cloverdale is greatly improved under new coach Tyler Lotz - excitement is at least building there! Aaron Clements comes from a great football family. WV wins this one 48-21. North Putnam @ Brown County - NP wins this one by as many as they choose. I still believe Colton Sample at BC is as good a coach as they've had. They have had a tough year. North Putnam is better than their record and they have Brian Moore on their staff. NP wins 56-14. Northview @ Edgewood - Have not seen Northview in person, but Edgewood is down again this year. Surprised to see Northview lose 3 straight. Look for them to get back into the Win Column. Northview wins 56-0. South Putnam @ Heritage Christian - Maybe I am biased, but I think South Putnam wins this one. A very talented group of skill players and a lot of points scored. Currently #1 in the state in scoring (for now). I look for that to change against two great opponents . SP wins a shootout 42-38! Sullivan @ Indian Creek - This is the WIC Game of the Week by far - Indian Creek has a tremendous offense and Sullivan is not as strong on defense as they have been. Sullivan game against Owen Valley was a lot closer on the scoreboard than what it was on the livestream. Look for Casey Gillin to air it out over Sullivan 42-28. Greencastle @ Owen Valley - Owen Valley doesn't look to be slowing down anytime soon. Greencastle is 4-3 with wins over Indianapolis Attucks, West Vigo, Brown County, and Cloverdale. GC will struggle to slow down OV. High powered offense will win this game for Owen Valley. Patriots win 52-14 on their way to an undefeated season.

Again, made me recall that era. Tim was the son of Ben Davis Coach Bob Wilbur whom the older brother of my friend in elementary school played for. Morten Andersen kicked for them and he missed the xp that lost the semistate game to Reitz. Wow. Bob Stephenson played for Reitz btw. Tim was a really good punt returner. Also, 1981 was a big disaster season for Northwestern while they were in that long losing streak and Dennis Green was their coach. Who didn't beat them. Who could forget Babe. The 1982 season was Corso's last and they were better, but, as a familiar IU story, they did not have enough dudes to be above average. And how many above average coaches has IU FB had Corso to now? I liked Mallory a lot. He got enough dudes at times to make some decent teams, but IU did not make enough commitment to fb because it was always about basketball.

A Bison triump wood shake things up a little not gonna happen

What confuses it even more - and @Bobref has pointed this out a time or 16 - is that the college rule (which most people know) is different than the HS rule (which a lot of fans don't know). In NCAA, the defense can possess the ball in OT in college and run an INT back for a TD (just like the defense can tally a two-point conversion with an interception or fumble recovery in college), but as soon as the defense possesses the ball in OT in high school, it's a dead ball. I'm wondering if that also played into the 1st-and-10 from the 25 in OT confusion. I'm frequently having to point those out to our listeners on radio - especially when you have DPI on a play where the team has more than 15 yards to gain :). And honestly, although I'm not an official, the insights on this forum are really helpful as a broadcaster.

Still getting used to the new youth league situation here. Good to see our county representing well in their respective conferences. The MSC youth league finished up last week. Both of the Salem upper division teams finished 6-0 this year. Exciting group of kids to be around.

Got a few texts already this morning from my friends down in the river bottoms. I didn’t know my presence on here was so well known. I’m going to try and get a coaching gig again next year so you Panthers better be nice incase Kevin gives me his quarterly bonus of $50k to teach Garmin the old Sheldon/Moore spread trickery. In all seriousness, I respect Bradley for sticking it out. They’ve been bad as long as I can remember. Their time has finally come. They need to put a Hazzard statue up instead of that little covered bridge. His ability to play when not surrounded by much the last few years is what I believe has the ball rolling for their youth and JH teams, special player. I think it would be a good idea for him to take the weekend off and get rested up for the sectional. Bradley agrees after talking to him last night, so that will level the playing field Saturday. Best of luck to all teams. Seeger wins their first WRC title since 2006 and the Moore era?

On Tuesday I saw gasoline on sale for $4.59 a gallon in Lafayette. Thanks Joe.

Im a Miner Fan and it breaks my heart to see Ritter struggle like this. They broke our hearts several times in the playoffs. Classy team and folks too. I think that's my choice as well. I hope they recover soon.

Best post I have seen. The Colts are playing as bad as Jim Irsay sings.

The final play can be seen at the 1:05:00 mark here: https://fb.watch/g0DSXR9cAi/