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I heard at McDonald’s from some fire ass hot youth moms their 5th grade team looks good too. I gotta go

I know Dave Weitz is going to post this also, but I want to get a jump on him. February 18th in Fishers we are hosting the 2nd Annual Hog Talk Clinic. This is a unique Offensive Line only clinic. The lineup is pretty diverse and specialized with multiple types of schemes and a dynamic speaker list. Here is the link for registration https://www.60secondclinic.com/hogtalk Speakers are, in no particular order Darrin Fisher-Whiteland HS Whiteland A Gap Power Scheme Jimmy Graves-Warren Central Inside Zone vs. Multiple Fronts Brad Wilson -U Indy: Uindy Perimter Run Game Michael Curtis-Warsaw HS: Fast, Fun and Fysical: The Three F's for Flexbone OL Success Nick Hardwick-Westfield Pass Protection in Detail We have about 150 years of football experience and knowledge in this group and it is a great way to spend an off-season Saturday. A light breakfast and hearty lunch will be provided along with a social afterwards at a nearby watering hole. I'm excited to be co-hosting this event with Dave, and he works tirelessly to make sure all the logistics are handled each clinic. This clinic was developed to offer the OL Coaches out there an opportunity to develop their skills and tools to ensure success on the field in the fall. Sharing and collaborating has always been a staple of Indiana football coaches and I am proud to offer this opportunity. If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to me personally at 317-473-0096 and you can email me at cradican75@yahoo.com Chris Radican Varsity Assistant/Offensive Line Hamilton Southeastern HS

I saw somewhere that KC resodded Arrowhead between the Raiders game (Jan 7) and the Divisional game with the Jags. And it still looked pretty chopped up last week.

I'm not as closely involved now as I was back then, but the 2018 and 2019 classes were pretty deep. I know we don't have anyone like Combs (X2) and Lindauer, but if we have some guys in the wings like Goodwin, Merrimee, Jones, Falkenstein, Warner, etc., then we will be fine.

The press couldn’t do worse than the good ole boys in the IFCA.

If i remember correctly GS returns a lot of experience, this should be a great early test. GS is doing a great job at finding games to challenge them. It would be interesting to hear what everyone (PAC teams) have coming back. I know NP and I believe SR have most of their core players back. Believe HH has a good nucleus coming back as well.

Just not in a rental car. 🤣

I have only followed this page for a couple weeks, but they post a lot of funny stuff. https://www.thesportsmemery.com/articles/47mpfvvoqc7smatf4744p8awuplgjh?fbclid=IwAR36qVIxebABcDYlLGVMRl7-1hgmmJ5trjPXURAPXYrzN3AVSvJLc8pqgKo

I’m ok with the change. However this is a bad justification. If the offensive coordinator calls a play where a player and presumably the ball are 10 yards behind the LOS so a hold can occur should be flagged for a dumb play call. Lol i would assume enforcement would be more efficient as well.

The wagons are circling to try and protect the Bidens as the President becomes more and more useless and even a true liability to the Democrats......Any guess as to where the funding for this is coming from? https://nypost.com/2023/02/02/hunter-bidens-legal-threats-have-no-merit-raises-political-questions/ Hunter Biden appears to have finally achieved clarity. Months after The Post’s October 2020 reporting, Biden was warning reporters that his “alleged” laptop might be Russian disinformation — or it might be his. He seemed tortured by doubt in a 2021 CBS News interview: “For real, I don’t know. I don’t have any idea — I have no idea whether or not.” It now appears he does know “for real.” His lawyers sent letters Wednesday requesting investigations into figures associated with former President Donald Trump who have used information from the laptop. The first son’s sudden shift to the offense follows a meeting of a Legion of Doom of Democratic operatives reportedly planning attacks on potential witnesses against Hunter. At the same time, Biden agents are planning to create a large legal fund for the next stage. In a city where influence peddling is the leading industry, Hunter’s plight could easily become a cause célèbre. Indeed, there hasn’t been a greater sense of urgency or outpouring of humanity since the Kato Kaelin housing crisis. The letters to federal and state prosecutors seem to confirm the plan for a scorched-earth strategy. The Biden lawyers accuse people using the laptop contents of possibly violating federal and state laws “in accessing, copying, manipulating, and/or disseminating Mr. Biden’s personal computer data.” The Biden team is also threatening media that have covered the story, including Fox News, with defamation lawsuits. (For the record, I appear as a legal analyst on Fox News.) And it’s asking the IRS to consider removing the tax-exempt status of groups that used the material such as Marco Polo, a charitable organization run by Garrett Ziegler — in a letter copied to the agency’s criminal investigation unit chief. The letters raise serious constitutional and political concerns. Critics using publicly available material are allowed to reach their own conclusions about the implications of these files. The Biden team, for example, threatens a lawsuit against Fox News host Tucker Carlson while demanding a retraction of “false and defamatory statements.” It maintains Carlson falsely portrayed Hunter Biden as involved in a “money laundering scheme to finance President Biden’s lifestyle” by paying him $50,000 a month in rent. It claims the story was debunked. But Hunter Biden is a public figure who must shoulder a high standard for defamation of “actual malice,” requiring that a false statement be made “with knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not.” Courts are highly protective of the exercise of opinion, particularly on subjects of great political significance like influence peddling. The laptop’s legal status is also key. To all appearances, Hunter abandoned the laptop at John Paul Mac Isaac’s Wilmington, Del., computer repair shop. That’s different from the claims of Hunter’s sister, Ashley, who triggered a nationwide FBI investigation into the theft of her diary. While she left her diary at a third party’s home, she insists she did not abandon or forget it. Under standard terms of the agreement, an item left beyond a certain number of days at a business or rental housing becomes abandoned property. It can generally then be left on the curb, sold, or given away. What’s most striking about the Hunter Biden claim is the delay. For more than two years, Hunter has refused to admit the laptop is genuine despite email recipients confirming the content of the communications. The laptop also shows Hunter engaged in potential crimes from drug use to prostitution offenses. Yet he insisted it might all be those pesky Russians again. Now the laptop is his, and he is fighting mad. Indeed, he’s shocked that anyone would treat his property in this fashion — a property he left at a computer shop and failed to claim for years. In the effort to target Marco Polo, the Biden team insists it “has operated as little more than a thinly disguised political operation to attack the Biden administration and the Biden family.” That sounds more vindictive than virtuous. Indeed, if the Biden administration started yanking the tax-exempt status of Biden critics, it would trigger an outcry over weaponizing the IRS. (A similar controversy during the Obama-Biden administration involving IRS official Lois Lerner led to a financial settlement with targeted conservative groups.) Biden’s team seems at points as conflicted as its client. After denouncing the use of his personal property and files, it suggests they might not be his files at all. It claims that “downstream recipients of what has been purported to be Mr. Biden’s hard drive have reported anomalies in the data, suggesting manipulation of it.” You certainly do not want to be downstream in any Hunter Biden scandal, but this raises questions as to whether these files are authentic while claiming ownership of them. Notably, Biden has not brought a civil lawsuit for a privacy tort claim despite the bluster and bombast of these letters. The reason is simple: He does not have a privacy case against the media or critics. Under the tort of “public disclosure of embarrassing private facts,” you can be sued for publishing even true statements that a reasonable person would find offensive. Showing Hunter’s selfie videos allegedly having sex with prostitutes would qualify as embarrassing to most people. But the tort has an exception for “newsworthy” stories or matters of great public interest. Biden may not be the energy or transportation expert his previous positions suggest, but he is most certainly newsworthy.

They painted their dirt green just like everyone else.

I love my panties and they never bunch……and the panty color selections are simply incredible. In purple….I…..am…..stunning. As to hemorrhoids, I’ve seen Mammoth Cave stalactites that give me more wishful personal memories. With regards to how players behave today….it’s on us. Yeah, they’re d’bags BECAUSE we’re d’bags. I chuckled about my kid trash talking and taking every “shot” he could get away with in HS and college…including 3 NCAA Sweet 16s and a couple of All Conference college selections. It’s the font of fun stories today. Yeah, I did call him out on ALL of it…but I also let it slide….and chuckled about it behind closed doors. Funny thing is, today, as a business executive, he’d be an absolute hard@ss as to player discipline and sportsmanship. Maybe it will come back around….though I doubt it. Every time I look at the Indiana HS Facebook page touting Jr. High travel teams (some dude from Westfield is the worst, btw) or some other rube touting every QB who plays in HS or Jr. High, I lose hope. I’m thinking the word “humility” has been removed from the lexicon.