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My comment wasn't a knock on Gibson by any means, just stating the facts on Floyd. I'd bet my house Gibson, Memorial, HH, and maybe Reitz/Mater Dei would beat Floyd come tournament time. 3A schools need a few weeks to get into game shape. Larger programs have plenty of kids to rotate in with fresh legs and sometimes its too much early in the season for smaller schools.

yet you've advocated for getting rid of football because its not worth its resources..... yet Co Op is better option vs 8 man. Got it without having to look up anything, I know that LB and RB both ended up in college and NFL: Chad Greenway and Rashad Sallom. just to name 2 off top of my head, with Sallom winning a Heisman

St. Pius X Lancers (0-0) at Gibson Southern Titans (0-1) Saturday, August 29 – 6:00 PM Central United Fidelity Bank Bowl – Jack Jewell Memorial Field Reitz will play Tri-West in Game one at 3:00PM If you're unfamiliar with St. Pius X out of Festus, Missouri, don't let the words "Class 2" fool you. This is a serious football team. St. Pius made the first trip to the Show-Me Bowl in program history last December, finishing as Missouri's Class 2 state runner-up. Normally that's where I'd tell you about everything the Lancers lost to graduation. Except they didn't lose much. St. Pius returns its starting quarterback, its record-breaking running back, most of its offensive line and five players who earned Class 2 All-State recognition in 2025. Their expectation isn't simply to have another winning season. They expect to go back. Start with Cody Shaver. The senior RB/LB is 5-11, 205 pounds, and he broke the St. Pius single-season rushing record last year, eventually becoming the first runner in school history to top 2,000 yards. He did a lot of that damage with a broken thumb, playing in a cast that limited his ability to stiff-arm defenders and largely took him out of the passing game — and he still broke the record. He also played linebacker, then turned around and qualified for Missouri's Class 1 state wrestling championships at 190 pounds after the season ended. Coach Frank Ray says we'll see more of Shaver's complete skill set this year, especially his ability to catch the ball and make plays outside the tackles. He won't have to carry the load by himself, either. Senior Brody Ervin is 6-3, 215 pounds, and Ray says Ervin averaged around 10 yards a carry over the back half of last season. Both backs reportedly added about 20 pounds in the offseason, and Ray plans to use them together frequently. That's a substantial two-back set to have to deal with. At quarterback, junior Evan Eckrich isn't the same guy Gibson Southern would have faced early last year. He took his lumps as a first-year sophomore starter, but by November something had changed. He finished with more than 2,000 passing yards, and his breakout came during the postseason run — in the state semifinal against Monroe City he threw for around 240 yards and three touchdowns and helped engineer the comeback that sent St. Pius to the state championship. Ray has said that last season Eckrich could lean on the older players around him. This year, it needs to be his offense. Then there's junior WR/CB Harrison Ray, who's about 6-2½, 175 pounds. Last season he averaged roughly 26 yards every time he caught the ball, reached double-digit receiving touchdowns, and earned Honorable Mention All-State. Then he flips over to defense and picked off six passes as a sophomore, one of the leading ballhawks in the St. Louis area. That's about as good a two-way weapon as you'll find. Honestly, the defense might be the real story here. One Missouri preseason analysis is exceptionally bullish on this unit and believes the Lancers have the size, speed, experience and depth you'd normally associate with much bigger schools. It's easy to see why. All-State junior Hunter Hylton returns after making his mark as an edge defender. Senior All-State lineman Jackson Jercinovic is about 6-2, 265. And senior nose tackle David Schulte is 6-foot-7, 320 pounds. Behind that front you've got athletes like Shaver, Dawson Litterall and a secondary that includes Harrison Ray. This isn't what most Indiana fans are going to picture when someone tells them a Missouri "Class 2" school is coming to town. And they've already shown they can handle adversity. St. Pius didn't cruise through 2025 — playing as an independent against a schedule that regularly included bigger schools, they started 0-3 and still had a losing record heading into district play. Then they won five straight in the postseason and were playing for a state championship before the run ended against undefeated Blair Oaks in the Show-Me Bowl. Rather than soften the schedule for 2026, St. Pius prepared for another hard one by scheduling much larger Missouri programs — St. Louis University High, Timberland, Pattonville. One of the games specifically mentioned when explaining why that kind of preparation was necessary was the season opener at Gibson Southern. As for Gibson Southern, the Titans enter Saturday 0-1 after a 31-24 loss to Class 5A Floyd Central, but the final score doesn't tell the whole story. GS produced 507 yards of offense — 261 rushing, 254 passing — and racked up 29 first downs. Caden Rochleau accounted for 454 yards himself, 200 rushing and 254 passing. Peyton Johnson caught seven passes for 100 yards and a touchdown. Eli Foster added 61 yards and a touchdown on the ground. And Gibson Southern led 24-17 entering the fourth quarter. The problem was giving away possessions and points — three turnovers and a 90-yard kickoff return touchdown. Those are the mistakes the Titans have to clean up against St. Pius, because this opponent has enough weapons to make them pay. What makes the matchup especially interesting is what the computer models say. For all the talent St. Pius brings back from a Missouri state-finalist team, the projections still strongly favor Gibson Southern. Massey has it Gibson Southern 38, St. Pius X 20, a 78% GS win probability. CalPreps has it Gibson Southern 35, St. Pius X 14, a 90% GS win probability. That's remarkable when you consider what's walking in the door — a state runner-up, a 2,000-yard quarterback, a record-setting 2,000-yard running back, a second 215-pound back, an explosive All-State WR/CB, most of the offensive line, multiple All-State linemen, and a defense some people around that program think could be even better than the offense. And the computers still see Gibson Southern as a substantial favorite. Maybe they're right. Maybe Missouri brings us a surprise. That's why they play the game. But one thing seems pretty clear: this isn't a cupcake scheduled to get Gibson Southern back to .500. It's a matchup between an Indiana 3A regional champion and a Missouri state runner-up, two programs willing to find out how good they really are before the games that decide conference and postseason championships begin.

CLASS 6A Brownsburg (10) (1-0) 100 Carmel (1-0) 88 Westfield (1-0) 79 Warren Central (1-0) 60 Carroll (Allen) (1-0) 50 Center Grove (0-1) 40 Lawrence North (0-1) 37 Crown Point (1-0) 30 Penn (1-0) 20 Avon (1-0) 16 Others receiving votes: Ben Davis 1-0 (15), Columbus North 1-0 (5), Fishers 0-1 (4), Franklin Central 1-0 (3), Elkhart 1-0 (2), Merillville 1-0 (1) CLASS 5A New Palestine (10) (1-0) 100 Ind. Cathedral (0-1) 78 Bloomington South (1-0) 77 Castle (1-0) 54 Warsaw (1-0) 51 Floyd Central (1-0) 45 Lafayette Jeff (0-1) 39 Concord (0-1) 36 Snider (0-1) 32 Plainfield (0-1) 15 Others receiving votes: Pendleton Heights 1-0 (14), Greenfield Central 1-0 (4), Huntington North 1-0 (2), Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 1-0 (2), Evan. North 0-1 (1) CLASS 4A East Central (6) (1-0) 94 FW Dwenger (3) (1-0) 91 Ind. Chatard (1) (1-0) 82 East Noble (1-0) 64 Ind. Roncalli (0-1) 63 Mishawaka (1-0) 44 Yorktown (1-0) 36 Hobart (1-0) 29 SB St. Joseph (0-0) 16 Columbia City (1-0) 11 Others receiving votes: Heritage Hills 1-0 (10), Leo 1-0 (5), FW Luers 0-1 (2), Northview 1-0 (2), Evan. Reitz 1-0 (1) CLASS 3A Evan. Memorial (8) (1-0) 97 Andrean (0-1) 78 Adams Central (2) (1-0) 77 Lawrenceburg (1-0) 58 Gibson Southern (0-1) 53 Evan. Mater Dei (1-0) 49 Tri-West Hendricks (1-0) 41 Indian Creek (1-0) 30 Twin Lakes (1-0) 23 Maconaquah (1-0) 15 Others receiving votes: Bluffton 1-0 (12), Griffith 1-0 (8), John Glenn 1-0 (4), Mississinewa 0-1 (2), Angola 1-0 (1), Sullivan 1-0 (1), Tippecanoe Valley 1-0 (1) CLASS 2A Brownstown Central (5) (1-0) 86 Cascade (2) (1-0) 84 Lapel (1) (1-0) 75 South Putnam (2) (1-0) 75 Ind. Lutheran (1-0) 74 Eastern (Greentown) (1-0) 35 Rensselaer Central (1-0) 26 Eastside (1-0) 21 Rochester (1-0) 15 North Posey (1-0) 14 Others receiving votes: Eastern Hancock 1-0 (9), Linton Stockton 0-1 (9), Southmont 1-0 (7), Knox 0-1 (6), Providence 0-1 (4), Triton Central 0-1 (4), Bremen 1-0 (3), Oak Hill 0-1 (2), Tipton 1-0 (1) CLASS 1A Riverton Parke (6) (1-0) 95 Pioneer (4) (1-0) 93 Milan (0-0) 76 North Judson (1-0) 76 South Adams (0-1) 44 Laf. Central Catholic (1-0) 40 North Decatur (1-0) 39 Carroll (Flora) (1-0) 32 North Daviess (1-0) 17 Sheridan (0-1) 15 Others receiving votes: Springs Valley 0-1 (12), West Washington 1-0 (4), Tri 1-0 (3), Clinton Prairie 1-0 (2), Madison-Grant 1-0 (1), Tecumseh 1-0 (1)

Let's move on from legal accusations regarding minors who are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Instead, this conversation should focus on the football repercussions and expectations for the coaching change. We are walking a fine line even though this has been widely reported.

Before people go crazy with what 23 just said. He is refering to this student situation and the responsibilities of adults surrounding it. The investigations are revealing many things inside of North Side. https://www.wane.com/top-stories/teenager-charged-as-an-adult-in-2-separate-rape-cases/

Week 2 Schedule Bloomington North (0-1) at BNL (1-0) Columbus East (0-1) at Columbus North (1-0) Jeffersonville (0-1) at Seymour (0-1) New Albany (1-0) at 2A #3/#5 Indianapolis Lutheran (1-0) Whiteland (0-1) at 5A #6/#7 Floyd Central (1-0)

Not many "solid" programs venture out n get a younger head coach either..Luers got blessed with coach k..what Bowen did at Northrop was an eye opener..if the Damon Bailey rule applies then fwcs schools may need to counter

Bedford North Lawrence Columbus North Jeffersonville Lutheran Floyd Central

Pick 'em Selections They always like to say that a team usually improves the most from game one to game two, so we shall see. I hope my selections do the same since last week wasn't a particularly good week for my picks. Bloomington North @ BNL The Cougars took it on the chin in their near shutout loss to South, 44-6. The Cougars depth right now is a problem area, and they had a few players that were walking wounded that didn't play. Having more two-way players than they would like, they can wear down in the second half. They have two pretty good running backs and some speed at the WR position, but they have a freshman QB in Fisher Pugh who showed a lot of growing pains, and he threw two pick sixes in the South game. Meanwhile, BNL outlasted Martinsville in a tight game. The Cougars new coach will start the season 0-2. Columbus East @ Columbus North It will be interesting to see Frozen Tundra's take on this game. North won their game against a Whiteland team that's been decimated by graduation and returned just one starter on defense and three starters on offense. Meanwhile, East went on the road and lost to a Mooresville team out of the solid Mid-State Conference. North returns just four starters from last season--two each on offense and defense. I believe both teams are starting new QBs. I really debated this game, and my gut tells me I should go with the Olympians, but they haven't beaten a team outside of the HHC since the 2020 season, so I'm going with the home team Bull Dogs. This is an excellent opportunity to snap that losing streak to nonconference teams for the Olympians. Jeffersonville @ Seymour Both teams went on the road and lost last week with Jeff giving up 67 points to a Lawrence Central team that could make a lot of noise this season in 6A, while the Owls lost to a so-so Greenwood team. This is a tough game for me to figure out, so I'm going with the home team Owls. New Albany @ Indianapolis Lutheran Okay, New Albany surprised pretty much everyone with their home win over Providence. Can they keep it up on the road against Lutheran that beat the Bulldogs last season by a score of 17-0 in New Albany? I say no. Whiteland @ Floyd Central It will be a game between a young Whiteland team experience-wise and a veteran FC team that's coming off a big road win last week. FC by at least three TDs providing that they don't shoot themselves in the foot like they did last season.

10-2 with just a sectional would be a disappointing season for the squads I’ve put together…

Thanks for the guidance.

Bloomington North (0-1) at BNL (1-0) BNL. I like the Stars this year. Columbus East (0-1) at Columbus North (1-0) Columbus North Jeffersonville (0-1) at Seymour (0-1) Seymour. Edge to home team. New Albany (1-0) at 2A #3/#5 Indianapolis Lutheran (1-0) New Albany. They’re a lot better. Whiteland (0-1) at 5A #6/#7 Floyd Central (1-0) Floyd. They avenge the last few Whiteland matchups. Whiteland is still a good team with a great coach though.

The Law of Unintended Consequences strikes again. When NIL came to be, no one foresaw borderline NFL players going back to college … because the NIL $$ exceed the NFL’s rookie pay scale. I sincerely hope this is the straw that breaks the camel’s back … and causes someone to grab college football by the throat and shake some common sense into it. As many have observed, the current model is unsustainable.

Nope, I relied on Harrell’s website last year. I’m guessing the USA Today Poll replaced AP.

Yes, I am aware of that. I coached in the state of Michigan. My point is that having 8 man football is helping save the sport for kids and schools...

Clovers NK ND Castle I wouldnt think transportation would be the issue for WW to get their JH to ND for a game. They seem to have plenty of buses to go around.

Cass 41-16 over Northfield Maconaquah 34-14 over Carroll Madison Grant 26-6 over Southwood Eastern 28-20 over Northwestern Peru 40-20 over Whitko Is this the year Rochester reclaims the bell?? I think so. Z over Vikes 28-26 Tipton over Manchester 30-22

Cass at Northfield ©, 7 pm Maconaquah at Carroll, 7 pm Madison-Grant at Southwood, 7 pm Northwestern at Eastern, 7 pm Peru at Whitko ©, 7 pm Rochester at Tippecanoe Valley, 7 pm Tipton at Manchester, 7 pm

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/49721908/sources-big-ten-allow-players-return-nfl Good. At least an appearance of a spine from the Big Ten.

Thanks, good luck against St. Pius on Saturday.

Can you blame us though?

I've been around here long enough to know how the first few weeks of these rankings work for those looking to influence public naratives and future polls. We have very little actual evidence, so one result can move a team several spots. But that's also why who you played has to matter. Memorial deserves credit for beating Jasper 48-14. That's a legitimate opening-night result. Heritage Hills did exactly what it should have done against South Spencer, winning 49-13. Gibson Southern lost 31-24. If we're just sorting teams by 1-0 and 0-1, that's easy. But I don't think that's how we should evaluate good football teams. GS opened against a ranked Class 5A Floyd Central team. And despite losing, Gibson Southern outgained Floyd 507-365, had 29 first downs to 17, rushed for 261 yards, threw for 254 and led 24-17 entering the fourth quarter. Caden Rochleau ran for 200 yards and threw for 254. What killed GS? Three turnovers and a 90-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Floyd Central has now moved up to No. 6 in Class 5A. That's considerably different context than simply saying "Gibson Southern is 0-1." And before we're too quick to rearrange the Southwestern Indiana pecking order after one Friday in August, there's a pretty substantial body of evidence from the Nick Hart era. Hart and Todd Wilkerson both became head coaches in 2012. Hart's Gibson Southern teams own the winning head-to-head record against Heritage Hills during that era. GS also owns a winning record against Evansville Memorial in its meetings since Hart took over. And most importantly, we don't have to go back very far at all: Gibson Southern beat both Heritage Hills and Memorial last season. Heritage Hills entered that sectional meeting ranked No. 1 in Class 4A, and GS beat them anyway. Then came the win over Memorial, 28-21, then a win over Mater Dei, a regional championship and a trip to the south semi-state. So Memorial deserves its flowers. Heritage Hills deserves some dandelions. They're outstanding programs. But I'm not ready to decide Gibson Southern suddenly belongs behind everybody because GS chose to open its season against a ranked 5A opponent and lost by seven. Especially when you look at what comes next. Saturday Gibson Southern doesn't get an easy rebound game. They get St. Pius X from Missouri, the defending Class 2 state runner-up. And this isn't a state-finalist roster that graduated everybody. St. Pius returns its starting quarterback, school-record-setting running back, most of its offensive line and five All-State players. The Lancers believe they're capable of going right back to the Show-Me Bowl. So Gibson Southern's first two games are Week 1 against ranked Class 5A Floyd Central, and Week 2 against defending Missouri Class 2 state runner-up St. Pius X. That's intentional scheduling. If we're going to encourage programs to challenge themselves outside conference play, strength of schedule has to mean something when we evaluate them. Those who have the balls shoudl be rewarded in my view. If Gibson Southern gets completely handled Saturday, then we'll have some new information and can adjust accordingly. But if GS beats St. Pius, or we get another high-level, competitive game against an excellent opponent, I'm not sure an 0-1 or even potentially 0-2 record tells us nearly as much as who they played and how they played them. It's August. Let's collect some evidence before we rewrite the hierarchy and a over a decade of current coaching history.

Orioles is the mascot. Deaf Hoosiers is the nickname.

2026 Indiana Football Coaches Association Coaches Poll 6A 1 Brownsburg (10) 1-0 100 2 Carmel 1-0 88 3 Westfield 1-0 79 4 Warren Central 1-0 60 5 Carroll (Allen) 1-0 50 6 Center Grove 0-1 40 7 Lawrence North 0-1 37 8 Crown Point 1-0 30 9 Penn 1-0 20 10 Avon 1-0 16 Others receiving votes: Ben Davis 1-0 (15), Columbus North 1-0 (5), Fishers 0-1 (4), Franklin Central 1-0 (3), Elkhart 1-0 (2), Merillville 1-0 (1) 5A 1 New Palestine (10) 1-0 100 2 Ind. Cathedral 0-1 78 3 Bloomington South 1-0 77 4 Castle 1-0 54 5 Warsaw 1-0 51 6 Floyd Central 1-0 45 7 Lafayette Jeff 0-1 39 8 Concord. 0-1 36 9 Snider 0-1 32 10 Plainfield 0-1 15 Others receiving votes: Pendleton Heights 1-0 (14), Greenfield Central 1-0 (4), Huntington North 1-0 (2), Mt. Vernon (Fortville) 1-0 (2), Evan. North 0-1 (1) 4A 1 East Central (6). 1-0 94 2 FW Dwenger (3) 1-0 91 3 Ind. Chatard (1) 1-0 82 4 East Noble 1-0 64 5 Ind. Roncalli 0-1 63 6 Mishawaka 1-0 44 7 Yorktown 1-0 36 8 Hobart 1-0 29 9 SB St. Joseph 0-0 16 10 Columbia City 1-0 11 Others receiving votes: Heritage Hills 1-0 (10), Leo 1-0 (5), FW Luers 0-1 (2), Northview 1-0 (2), Evan. Reitz 1-0 (1) 2026 Indiana Football Coaches Association Coaches Poll (Pre-season) 3A 1 Evan. Memorial (8) 1-0 97 2 Andrean 0-1 78 3 Adams Central (2) 1-0 77 4 Lawrenceburg. 1-0 58 5 Gibson Southern 0-1 53 6 Evan. Mater Dei 1-0 49 7 Tr-West Hendricks 1-0 41 8 Indian Creek 1-0 30 9 Twin Lakes 1-0 23 10 Maconaquah 1-0 15 Others receiving votes: Bluffton 1-0 (12), Griffith 1-0 (8), John Glenn 1-0 (4), Mississenewa 0-1 (2), Angola 1-0 (1), Sullivan 1-0 (1), Tippecanoe Valley 1-0 (1) 2A 1 Brownstown Central (5) 1-0 86 2 Cascade (2) 1-0 84 3 Lapel (1) 1-0 75 South Putnam (2) 1-0 75 5 Ind. Lutheran 1-0 74 6 Eastern (Greentown) 1-0 35 7 Rensselaer Central 1-0 26 8 Eastside 1-0 21 9 Rochester 1-0 15 10 North Posey 1-0 14 Others receiving votes: Eastern Hancock 1-0 (9), Linton Stockton 0-1 (9), Southmont 1-0 (7), Knox 0-1 (6), Providence 0-1 (4), Triton Central 0-1 (4), Breman 1-0 (3), Oak Hill 0-1 (2), Tipton 1-0 (1) 1A 1 Riverton Parke (6) 1-0 95 2 Pioneer (4) 1-0 93 3 Milan 0-0 76 North Judson 1-0 76 5 South Adams 0-1 44 6 Laf. Central Catholic 1-0 40 7 North Decatur 1-0 39 8 Carroll (Flora) 1-0 32 9 North Daviess 1-0 17 10 Sheridan 0-1 15 Others receiving votes: Springs Valley 0-1 (12), West Washington 1-0 (4), Tri 1-0 (3), Clinton Prairie 1-0 (2), Madison-Grant 1-0 (1), Tecumseh 1-0 (1)

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I doubt it. In fact I bet the shut New Haven out.

Ever since I remember. And that's a long time. Hamilton Heights used to play them in basketball when I was in Junior HIgh. "The Indiana School for the Deaf mascot, the Orioles (also known as the Deaf Hoosiers), has been associated with the school's athletic tradition alongside its founding year of 1843 "

At least

Noted.

The TE is 35 Point difference maker?????

Morristown is the Yellow Jackets. Their helmets just say Jackets for short.

It’s only one week and we had nothing to go off of. Week 1 is always the hardest week.

Again: Sell the idea of CO OP where when a school takes on say 5 players from neighboring district , but for classifications purposes requires the entire school new enrollment be the total of the school you are co op with. What Administration would be willing to move up most likely 2 classes to take on a handful of neighboring players....... NO CHANCE ESPECIALLY, when there is a very plausible and easier way to have kids play a game..... So Wabash, Co Cops with Northfield HS: Combined Enrollments pushes them now from 1A to 3A.... So that is worth it to bump up classifications like that so a traditional 11 man game can be played vs a game which... wait for it.... is TACKLE FOOTBALL, played with 3 less players and smaller field by 13.5 yards WIDE, but its still 100 yards length

I think with Jaylon running the show, the legends will make smarter offensive decisions. Them being unable to win the field position battle really put them in unfortunate situations. There is no way they an egg against New Haven…..right?

Congrats @gonzoron on the enormity of your success. Week 2 matchups will come out after the polls have been released.

I agree with you in a perfect world. But if the question is 8-man football vs. no football, I'll choose 8-man. And that seems to be the question these schools have answered. I also agree that the IFCA and IHSAA should permit co-oping. Let the market of ideas win the day.

Friday, Aug. 28 Cass at Northfield ©, 7 pm Maconaquah at Carroll, 7 pm Madison-Grant at Southwood, 7 pm Northwestern at Eastern, 7 pm Peru at Whitko ©, 7 pm Rochester at Tippecanoe Valley, 7 pm Tipton at Manchester, 7 pm

Because traditional 11-man tackle football is the superior form of the game. And does the IHSAA really want to start sanctioning state tournaments in two different "flavors" of tackle football? No, 8-man football ultimately waters down the entire game, another race to mediocrity.

1. Carroll 2. Dwenger 3. Homestead 4. East Noble 5. Snider 6. Northrop 7. Leo 8. Columbia City 9. Adams Central 10. North Side

I'll give this top 10 list a shot: 1. Memorial 2. Castle 3. North 4. Reitz 5. Heritage Hills 6. Gibson Southern 7. Mater Dei 8. Jasper 9. North Posey 10. Boonville

Sounds like something where immediate action needed to be taken and not having anything to do with x's and o's. Have to wait to see what the media puts out if/when they do.

LOL...And of course it would be Lane Kiffin who wants to bring in that WR. https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/ole-miss-fbi-sweep-bugs-lane-kiffin-lsu/

Co Op no matter how much you and others think is the best option it is not, will not be the forefront of the IFCA it seems. Why Co op over 8 man ?

Northrop has a chance to turn some heads this week against Warsaw, then North Side the following week. Snider's schedule is rough. They could go 3-6 and still represent 5A North at Lucas Oil. Let's see if Leo puts up a fight against Chatard.

Not trying to knock EN in any way, but if 8 D1 players is true, your three away from having a college team. You shouldn't lose let alone get shutout. I'm sure some coaches would love to have 1 D1 athlete on their team. 8?! It def is easy to blame coaching.

Dwenger 15 - Roncalli 14 in triple overtime, final Nope, 23and Counting needs to say nothing about North ever again…

Not a sports figure but an American Icon nonetheless: https://variety.com/2026/music/news/dolly-parton-dead-dies-country-music-1236842727/

Yes. Because 11-man is the superior product/game. How non-PC of them. Celebrating their deafness like that. Shame! Of course they had to change the name.

i’d pick BNL by 35 over whiteland, there is special about that team.