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i enjoy reading your post...very insightful...a little scouting for the teams we play in sectional also...thanks for participating...you help make this website a very good one for Indiana high school football.

Heritage Hills Patriots at Mount Vernon Wildcats. This is the 19th meeting between Heritage Hills and Mount Vernon (Posey) and the first game played on the Wildcats new Turf field. The two teams played in the regular season every year from 1974-1981 and resumed the regular season series in 2014,They also met 4 times in sectional play and once in the regional. Last season Mount Vernon went 5-5 and Heritage Hills 10-1.This will be the final meeting as non-conference opponents as starting in the 2020 season they will both be members of the PAC large football division. According to the Indiana Football Digest Mount Vernon returns 7 starters on offense and 6 on defense. Quarterback Snodgrass Passed for 2144 yards and rushed for 209 yards last season, The leading returning receiver is Austin with 576 yards and leading returning rusher is Guthrie with 344 yards. Heritage Hills leading returning rusher is QB Sigler who rushed for 801 yards and passed for 289 yards. Patriots return 3 running backs who combined rushed for over 1000 yards, Wetzel who rushed for 717 yards, Rodgers 228 yards and Vaal 255 yards, Wetzel also led the team in tackles last season with 125. The Patriots lead the series 13-5 & like most of the Patriots opponents in the early days of the program Mount Vernon dominated the series winning 3 of the first 4 games and starting with Bob Claytons 1st team in 1978 the Patriots have turned the tables winning 12 of the last 14 games. Heritage Hills coaches records VS. Mount Vernon. Roger Snow 1-2 Bob Ashworth 0-1 Bob Clayton 6-2 Todd Wilkerson 6-0 History of the series : 1974 regular season Mount Vernon 24 H Hills 6 1975 regular season Mount Vernon 26 H Hills 13 1976 regular season H Hills 14 Mount Vernon 8 1977 Mount Vernon 16 H Hills 6 1978 H Hills 21 Mount Vernon 14 1979 H Hills 44 Mount Vernon 0 1980 H Hills 27 Mount Vernon 0 1981 Mount Vernon 21 H Hills 0 1985 sectional H Hills 40 Mount Vernon 6 1999 sectional Mount Vernon 6 H Hills 3 2000 sectional H Hills 36 Mount Vernon 7 2007 regional H Hills 36 Mount Vernon 14. 2014 Heritage Hills 21 Mount Vernon 7 2015 Heritage Hills 20 Mount Vernon 14 2016 Heritage Hills 15 Mount Vernon 6 2017 Heritage Hills 42 Mount Vernon 26 2018 Heritage Hills 45 Mount Vernon 7 2018 sectional Heritage Hills 47 Mount Vernon 0

Please elaborate, concerning the national debt and the uni-party.

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I also like this article from a few weeks back https://www.sportsmedres.org/cte-found-in-people-with-no-history-of-sport/

Besides holiday Basketball Tournaments and maybe a holiday wrestling tourney I have not seen a school sponsored sport where a family would have to book hotel for up to 4 days in another state, pay for entry into the tourney, consecions at the event, dinner and breakfast for before and after the event. I would say the time commitment to travel sports far out weighs the commitment for school sports.

The President of the United States is a racist. He’s made it abundantly clear his re-election is based on white nationalism. If you support him, there can be no distinction between you being a racist and a racist enabler. They are the same. - Rob Reiner President Donald J. Trump - Living rent-free in liberal's heads since 2016....

I have long advocated the perfect manufacturing facility will run with one man and one dog. The man is there to feed the dog, the dog is there to keep the man away from the machines. It has been several years since I've looked at robots in a manufacturing capacity. I would think by now the mechanicals are pretty mature technology. I would think it's more software issues that are immature and of course there is always evolving tech that has to be dealt with. I know from the late 80's and 90's to the early 2000's robot technology exploded. Robots of yesterday were dedicated machines to a single task. Robots evolved to being adaptable as manufacturing processes evolve. The Yang dude hit the nail on the head, the American factory worker is not being replaced by Hispanics, he/she is being replaced by automation. But automation still needs to be manufactured, installation, programming, maintenance, repair, etc. All of this is in the near term of course. Long term, according to the articles I W82 posted, perhaps we'll just need to determine what we're going to do with all of our free time.

Interesting statement from somebody living in the original Sin City.................

Sodom or Gomorrah?