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After a very long night (it's not after 4:00 a.m.) We are back. More to do, but we are functional, enjoy. More from me after I get some sleep. ...g'night, DK

Indeed, huge gain for them. He was great for us but Southridge is home for him, nobody blames him for going back. Mount Vernon did well with him for the short time they had him as well.

I'll stick up for Southridge as there are many people that are very dear to me in Huntingburg....I root for them every week but week 4. My son is even close friends with the QB (Justin Leathers), at least until Friday. They have a very young team, they lack size and as stated by jets, numbers. Experienced talent is there, but that number is just a few. Give them a couple years, Coach B will get them back on track. With that said, they may suck in the regular season and may even have a very out of character losing season, but I don't think I would sleep on them in the sectional. 9 weeks may be just what Coach B needs to right the ship. But for now, the next 2 Friday nights are likely going to suck for them. Go Raiders! Except for 9/12....

That light you see is the end of your crack pipe and I’ll say it right to your face

Did you see the program he took over?! Complete dumpster fire. Now FC has some light on the end of the tunnel and it's all thanks to Herb King

No body would have won games with those rockville teams after 08, but yet he kept producing winning season after winning season. Once he got things going in the right direction at the mess in Seeger he got kicked to the curb over something that wasn't even true. Things are trending up at FC and now he's battling the injury bug.

The other way this could be an issue is if they are doing this with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd down and one of the ineligible numbers was replaced by an eligible number (replace 63 with 36). On those downs you can only have one number exception. In my example, 36 is the exception. The other part of the rule is the numbering exception in that case has to be the snapper. By definition, the exceptions are interior players so 36 is the exception and not 13. So basically you can only do a swinging gate on 1st, 2nd, and 3rd down if you have 5 ineligible numbers like the original formation. A FG scrimmage kick formation is likely only to be used for a FG attempt on those downs for a last second attempt at the end of the half. A team is very unlikely to use a swinging gate in those situations. For those old enough to remember the coach in Colorado who came up with the A-11 offense. That was the cause of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd down numbering exception. The A11 would have all 11 players on offense with eligible numbers. The snapper would get on the ball, but the other 10 players would start off the line with the QB lined up 10 yards behind the LOS. Before the snap, 6 of the players would shift to the LOS, get set for a second and then run a play. The formation met the definition of s scrimmage kick formation (punt version) so they could use any number of numbering exceptions. It created a lot of confusion because the defense didn't know until right before the snap who would be eligible by position. They were a smaller team playing larger teams so it was a way for them to be competitive. The rules committee felt they were exploiting the intent of the rule so they changed the rule to not allow a team to run the A-11 offense. But that change has confused a lot of officials. They think the snapper always has to be an interior lineman.

HH vs SOUTHRIDGE Friday, September 12th **EARLY KICKOFF** 6:30 pm CDT @ Heritage Hills - The Jungle History Of The Matchup Southridge (1-2) @ Heritage Hills (3-0) Heritage Hills High School - The Jungle Friday, September 12, 2025 6:30 pm CDT **Early Kickoff** This is the 59th time Heritage Hills and Southridge have met on the gridiron and the Patriots lead the series 41-17. Southridge is one of only 3 teams that was on the Patriot football schedule in their inaugural season in 1972 that the Patriots have played at least once every season since. Heritage Hills is averaging 62 ppg offensively, while giving up 7.7 ppg on defense. The Raiders are averaging 32.3 ppg and giving up 28.7 ppg. PACK THE JUNGLE this Friday to cheer for the RED, WHITE, & BLUE! For The Record 1972 HH 29, SR 8 1973 HH 10, SR 0 1974 SR 38, HH 0 1975 SR 9, HH 7 1976 SR 19, HH 13 1977 HH 29, SR 8 1978 SR 15, HH 11 1979 HH 36, SR 14 1980 HH 34, SR 2 1981 SR 7, HH 6 1982 HH 18, SR 13 1983 HH 13, SR 7 1984 SR 27, HH 14 1985 SR 45, HH 14 1986 HH 29, SR 0 1987 HH 40, SR 13 1988 HH 49, SR 22 1989 SR 12, HH 7 1990 HH 26, SR 6 1990 HH 27, SR 20 1991 HH 20, SR 0 1992 HH 39, SR 12 1993 HH 38, SR 0 1994 HH 42, SR 6 1995 HH 51, SR 6 1996 HH 36, SR 12 1997 HH 46, SR 0 1998 SR 21, HH 20 1999 HH 31, SR 0 2000 HH 42, SR 6 2001 HH 30, SR 0 2002 HH 42, SR 0 2003 HH 43, SR 8 2004 HH 48, SR 28 2005 HH 33, SR 0 2006 HH 26, SR 0 2007 HH 35, SR 13 2008 SR 26, HH 7 2009 HH 21, SR 14 2010 HH 15, SR 12 2011 HH 21, SR 0 2012 HH 34, SR 0 2013 SR 34, HH 8 2014 HH 33, SR 7 2015 HH 17, SR 7 2016 SR 29, HH 17 2016 SR 37, HH 34 2017 SR 17, HH 7 2018 HH 24, SR 14 2019 HH 42, SR 7 2019 HH 27, SR 7 2020 SR 34, HH 14 2021 HH 20, SR 13 2022 SR 35, HH 7 2022 SR 42, HH 14 2023 HH 45, SR 13 2023 HH 23, SR 20 2024 HH 43, SR 14 Join The QB Club THIS FRIDAY 5:00-6:00 PM CDT @Bob Clayton Hall of Fame Plaza Hamburgers, Patriot dogs snacks and drinks will be served. There will also be an opportunity to purchase some random Patriot Football Gear & Apparel (limited supplies only, so be there early!) Please purchase your membership online before the event possible to avoid long lines and to speed things up upon arrival! Family Membership – $30 2 Pregame Cookouts Access to Weekly Game Film Sessions Individual Membership – $20 2 Pregame Cookouts Access to Weekly Game Film Sessions Below are just a few examples of how the Quarterback Club Memberships contribute to the program. Varsity Tailgate Cookouts for Quarterback Club Members Weekly Game Film Sessions Halftime Snacks for Players and Coaches Travel Expenses for Away Games (Meals, Charter Buses, etc. ) Additional Event Expenses Summer Camps Additional Costs Required for Equipment, Uniforms, etc. Once you have joined the QB Club, we will have your name on the list at the QB Club Tailgate Dinners being hosted on the dates below. Show up, enjoy some great food, and cheer on Patriot Football!

And here I thought you guys were the literate ones.

Yes, instead of taking the family of 3 for a nice dinner at McDonalds, just donate the $40.00

While we are all feeling the euphoria of the site being up and running again, it's probably a good time for folks to remember that the site runs completely on donations. Do your part to be a site booster [donation of at least $40] and help carry the load! https://gridirondigest.net/clients/donations/

So one thing I noticed while updating the Predict a Matchup Tool (shameless plug, I know), is there is currently negative homefield advantage in Jeff Sagarin's latest ratings. It's less than 0.2 points (0.15, actually) after three games. This means that the visitors have, so far, outscored the home teams. Historical data says it's not likely to remain that way. Still interesting, nonetheless! Home Field Advantage by Year (excluding 2020): ================================================ 1999: 1.15 2000: 0.93 2001: 1.22 2002: 1.19 2003: 0.84 2004: 1.07 2005: 1.34 2006: 0.89 2007: 1.45 2008: 1.53 2009: 0.89 2010: 2.06 2011: 1.63 2012: 1.67 2013: 1.68 2014: 0.83 2015: 1.06 2016: 1.28 2017: 1.65 2018: 1.73 2019: 1.33 2021: 1.27 2022: 1.49 2023: 2.05 2024: 0.97 2025: -0.15 ================================================ Number of years processed: 26 Average Home Field Advantage: 1.2712

Columbus East (1-2, 1-0 HHC) at Jennings County (1-2, 0-0 HHC) New Albany (0-3, 0-0 HHC) at BNL (2-1, 1-0 HHC) Seymour (0-3, 0-2 HHC) at Floyd Central (2-1, 0-0 HHC) Jeffersonville (1-2) at Kokomo (0-3)

Or could FWCS's have an attorney up here in Fort Wayne who'll have this thrown out as a "laughable" case? Not saying the situation was a laughable matter, just saying there may not be a case in the first place. All you're doing is speculating on something you know absolutely nothing about.

East BNL FC Kokomo

Don’t be ridiculous. Is it a bad look? Absolutely. Does that mean football is over in Fort Wayne? No

Week 4 Schedule Columbus East (1-2, 1-0 HHC) at Jennings County (1-2, 0-0 HHC) New Albany (0-3, 0-0 HHC) at BNL (2-1, 1-0 HHC) Seymour (0-3, 0-2 HHC) at Floyd Central (2-1, 0-0 HHC) Jeffersonville (1-2) at Kokomo (0-3)

Columbus East Bedford North Lawrence Floyd Central Kokomo

Hey! Appreciate the nice words! Knock on wood, we think we will be able to field one next year, as well!

I think it was a huge pickup for SR athletics when Lukas Messmer returned as the Strength and Conditioning guy. It'll take some time to get things going, I'm sure, but he is a big part of the success HH has seen on the football field, and other sports, IMO.

Real toss up! Best of luck!

It's in the name Richard

Northrop also reversed recruited Luers best returning player Dee Hogue.

We have a homemade Sky Cam. The design is loosely based on a bicycle-powered railroad handcar. The problem we've run into the first few weeks is that the cables are attached to the grandstand at Enlow Field, which has a little give, so there is some slack. When the operator gets to pedaling too fast, it tends to bounce and flip upside down. With effort, he can get himself flipped back over (similar to a turtle). Despite typical parochial volunteer pay ($25 per game and dispensation from Sunday mass that week), we've had trouble keeping the position filled. On the bright side, we have some phenomenal shots of the Big Dipper.

Columbus East Bedford North Lawrence Floyd Central Kokomo I think NA has only won "1" regional? Is that right? FC has never won one.

Not many SR posters anymore on here - so to give some context. Our (SR) last losing season was 2005...it goes without saying - but we're staring down the barrel of that gun right now. Myriad of variables (that no one outside of the program cares about) so no need to go into them. It's not a stretch to say we should/could be sitting at 3-0, but we're not, so "we are what our record says we are" One thing I will say is the growing enrollment numbers without actual participation numbers going up has been a challenge...and anyone who has spent anytime around knows what I'm talking about. We have people who come in and say "I had NO IDEA" ...we are essentially playing a 3A tournament with a 1A student pool. Not excusing anything - but its the reality.

Well, "that's they way we've always done it" has always been an effective strategy, right?

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It has been a tough year for the teams in the bottom of the poll so if both continue to win out both will most likely will make an appearance. Carmel has a real challenge this weekend at Louisville Trinity who are coming off a real tough loss last weekend to Moeller. If they get by that, and that is a big if, they have a good chance of running the board with a home game against Warren Central as a possible obstacle. Center Grove travels to Ohio in a couple of weeks to take on Trotwood-Madison, a decent but not outstanding Ohio team. After that, it appears that they should sail into the tournament. The one drawback for both teams is strength of schedule. One of my complaints with Indiana teams is they do not seem to want to schedule nationally relevant teams. And you don't have to bring in St. Thomas Aquinas or Duncanville, just someone like Chicago Mt. Carmel, any of the Cincinnati majors or the Detroit area teams. When I see teams like Merrillville, Brownsburg, Gibson Southern and some others reaching across state lines, it makes me wonder why the others don't. The IHSAA has eased the travel restrictions to allow nationally relevant teams to travel in here, so what are they waiting on?

Correct me if I'm wrong.. I think he has a losing record at Fountain Central...

You need to lay off the Herb 🌳. I swear to God you do

Because healthy or not, they couldn't beat Southmont or Crawfordsville either. RP is a multi TD favorite against both of those teams. The WRC, which has a tremendous history of building 1A/2A powers, has to come to terms with the fact that RP has arrived. They now have two choices. Get better, or get used to it.

Well after the hiatus - here's some observations through the first 3 weeks: Mishawaka leads the pack after winning the early season battle over Concord. The Cavemen look to be poised for another NLC title and run at representing 4A North. They easily could be 3-0, but let one slip away to backyard rival Penn in week 2. Warsaw and Concord are right behind Mishawaka, in that order, since the Minutemen are already a loss down in the standings. I was very surprised to see the Tigers win on the road over Snider, and equally impressed with their effort in the 2nd half against Warren Central where they almost came back. Meanwhile, Concord looks to have the same firepower on offense as they've had in recent years. They are certainly not out of it yet, with the Tigers on deck for them in Week 5, and Warsaw and Mishawaka still left to battle the first week of October. NorthWood is still lurking, and can jump up this list quickly with a win this week at home against Mishawaka. They've been just as impressive on offense as Concord has been, and only lost to a strong Columbia City team by 3 to open the season. Friday will tell a lot about the Panthers. Are they contenders? Or pretenders? Plymouth looks to be a step above the remaining teams. They've only won 1 game so far, but faced some tough opponents in the nonconference schedule. They'll be able to prove they're the "leaders of the middle of the pack" over the next 2 weeks against Goshen and Wawasee. Then the back half of the season... we'll find out if they can pull off an upset or two. I'll put the remaining teams in order of Wawasee, Northridge, and Goshen. The Warriors snuck out a victory over Jimtown in week 1, and have score more through 3 weeks than they did the first 5 weeks last year. It takes time to get adjusted to that style of offense, and I have faith Wawasee will continue to get better. Meanwhile the Raiders are 0-3, played a tough nonconference schedule, but lost to the Rockies at home last week. Things don't get any easier for them the next 3 weeks. Finally, the Redhawks might have a victory under their belt, but after what I saw this past Friday, they are not a good team. Like Wawasee, I'm hopeful things can get turned around for them, and their visit to the Rock Pile on Friday night will tell us a lot about this squad.

It is all good to use in the regular season. The IHSAA does not allow the use of drones during the tournament. It is asinine, but try to talk to Robert about moving the game forward, and he will look at you and basically call you stupid.

Carmel/CG close at all?

Gimme LC and FC straight up.

I thought it was week 4, I swear to God I did

Just start from this week? Makes sense to me.

Heard a rumor that Castle is replacing Vincennes with a Boonville game next year. Unconfirmed.

Brownsburg looks incredible. Would pay top dollar to see them and Carmel face off in the regular season this year, would be awesome if they both continue on this path and meet up at LOS.

Carter has been very impressive this season! Kickers are such a huge weapon that opponents can do nothing about.

Carmel apparently is getting their money's worth by luring back former coach Kevin Wright. Three games, all at home, but still, only Westfield's 31-10 loss to them was the closest of the three games. They and the 'Burg could be headed to a LOS showdown Thanksgiving weekend.

I agree. Just gave the $40 -- and encourage everybody else to do the same. You don't know what you got until it's gone (for a few weeks)!

Glad to be back!

The long national nightmare is over.

I have tried Saylor's Pizza, similar to Jim K's

Seems like an ironic question coming out of Newburgh. Looking at the past 3 seasons, seems like they're doing a good job "putting it together", especially since the 3 seasons before that were losing seasons. I think I heard something along the lines of they could be the first SIAC team in history to have 4 straight 10+ win seasons if they do it this year.

I’m just shocked the game is still being played at 7 PM on a Friday night.