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Best comment I have seen so far: He should now say "I'm an idiot, Google me." 🤣

# Team Ovr. Rating 1 Cascade 0-0 64.99 2 Brownstown Central 0-0 61.83 3 Knox 0-0 60.25 4 Lapel 0-0 58.29 5 Indianapolis Lutheran 0-0 57.67 6 South Putnam 0-0 56.93 7 Linton-Stockton 0-0 56.29 8 Triton Central 0-0 55.32 9 Rochester 0-0 52.18 10 Eastside 0-0 52.05 11 Alexandria-Monroe 0-0 50.50 12 Southmont 0-0 50.13 13 Northeastern 0-0 48.75 14 Providence 0-0 48.39 15 Eastern Hancock 0-0 47.52 16 Eastern 0-0 46.60 17 LaVille 0-0 45.68 18 Monrovia 0-0 43.68 19 Wheeler 0-0 43.23 20 Oak Hill 0-0 42.57 21 North Posey 0-0 42.06 22 Lewis Cass 0-0 41.11 23 Winchester Community 0-0 41.00 24 Shenandoah 0-0 40.79 25 Rensselaer Central 0-0 39.60

Haha! Agree. Brutal. Just brutal.

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What a braindead comment. Where did this guy come from?

A hill I would fight on - Girls Flag should have been a SPRING sport. That is all.

I have no issues with Co Op as an idea to get participation, but how to do it is the ultimate quagmire for me personally. I think state leaders and myself included from my personal belief, before CO OPs, schools should adopt 8 man. Not sure why INDIANA FB programs right now has some angst against it. Especially when there is a path to go from 8 to 11 when numbers improve. It's a change yes, but if the goal is to play a game of tackle football then 8 man is an OUTSTANDING choice for programs who are in this boat of this conversation . 8 man has over 1000 HS teams over 30 states. Not for Males Girls Flag is gaining momentum nation wide at HS and College levels

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/nfl/colts/2026/08/06/jonathan-taylor-signs-two-year-extension-with-colts/91194455007/ A well deserved extension for the Colts best offensive player.

Cascade must be living the dream right now. Win the 2025 3A title as one of the smallest schools in that class, then with reclassification you get moved to 2A as one the largest schools. Although the move may be shorted lived if they get success-factored.

RACK IT !!!!!

Absolutely. Why stay in a program that you know won't win anything? Open enrollment was one thing, but the transfer rule will only make things worse.

The issue with the Co-op model is it seems as if the combined enrollment would take, so lets say, Tri Central Co-op'd with Tipton: TC sends maybe 9 total players who want to play, awesome, right, however, that model stated then for enrollment classification purposes, Tipton would have to absorb the ENITRE TC population number, so lets say, Tipton is 475 students (no idea, but I know middle pack 2a). TC may have 350 students: Tipton new Classification number would be 825 and now in 3a. Why would Tipton be willing to have that happened to allow 9 football players to join . I believe that is why that model way it was proposed, probably led to the fail vote, zero knowledge of the reason by it was shot down personally, but if I am an ADMIN in those area Principal Meetings where many times these things come up, cannot imagine many of those folks willing to allow that to affect their schools to that degree. EASIEST SOLUTION: Really is from meeting I have attended: 8 MAN FOOTBALL : It is a VERY good option to keep kids playing, even schools to have JV games go to 8 man instead of cancelling.

Honest opinion... Go away from the Limited Contact period and back to a "schedule" for each sports season. Limited contact periods are also pushing kids to focus on 1 sport. Large schools (4A-6A) it could work (because pure numbers you are going to have more athletes).. Smaller schools, you need any and all athletes to play multiple. When they have to choose between basketball camps/tourneys/workouts and football workouts/7 on 7/lineman challenges/etc. (just an example) athletes can only do so much. Kids also don't want to spend 6 hours (between a couple of sports, conditioning/weight lifting) at school all summer either. I will say this, our athletic department does a really good job of trying to balance the sports... I.E. there isn't a volleyball workout the same time as girls basketball... But there are a lot of kids that don't want to spend 6 hours (between a couple of sports workouts/practices, conditioning/weightlifting) at school all summer either.

With the season officially starting I would like to make a couple changes from my previous predictions 1. Panthers - by a long shot still the favorite. 2. Seeger - Playing the bigger schools this summer will help them early on and I see them playing every tough game on their schedule close 3. Mustangs - I've only heard good things about them. They held a scrimmage at Franklin College and beat everyone there even the likes of Sheridan 4. Covington - Another team that I've only heard good things about. They will be upper classmen heavy and Wheeler will ground and pound it out 5. PH - Not sold on them yet. Losing Rector during the summer is a huge loss as well. They should be very competitive 6. SV - One year away from being competitive 7. NV - One year away from being competitive 8. Attica - still improving The WRC is nearing another period where there are going to be multiple very good teams.