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With all the uncertainty that comes with COVID-19 this year, there have already been several cancelations and changes in schedules for Indiana High School Football. AlmanacSports.com is tracking these. Canceled their seasons (5) Hammond Central Hammond Clark Hammond Gavit Hammond Morton Whiting Canceled games Aug. 21 Warren Central at Center Grove (Metropolitan) Wabash at Rochester (Three Rivers) Bethlehem (Ky.) at Providence Bowman Academy at Calumet Delta at Muncie Central Elkhart at Concord Fairfield at Goshen Hammond Central at South Bend Washington Hammond Gavit at Hammond Noll Hammond Morton at Portage Hanover Central at East Chicago Central Jeffersonville at Louisville Fern Creek (Ky.) Louisville Male (Ky.) at Floyd Central Louisville Trinity (Ky.) at Carmel Monroe Central at Hamilton Heights South Bend Adams at Northridge Southside HomeSchool at Indianapolis Shortridge Speedway at Indianapolis Crispus Attucks Switzerland County at Crawford County Aug. 22 Whiting at Hammond Clark Aug. 28 Chesterton at Chicago St. Rita (Ill.) Chicago Mount Carmel (Ill.) at Calumet East Chicago Central at Bowman Academy Gallatin County (Ky.) at Switzerland County Hammond Central at Burbank Reavis (Ill.) Hammond Clark at Lake Station Hammond Gavit at Thornton Fractional South (Ill.) Hammond Noll at Calumet Christian Immaculate Prep (Ill.) at Andrean Indianapolis Tindley at Monroe Central Joliet Catholic (Ill.) at Indianapolis Chatard Lake Central at Hammond Morton Mishawaka Marian at Whiting Mississawana Valley (Ohio) at Union City Owensboro (Ky.) at Gibson Southern Rochester at Knox Taylor (Ohio) at Lawrenceburg Warren Central at Louisville Trinity (Ky.) Washington at Mount Carmel (Ill.) Sept. 4 Calumet at Wheeler Center Christian at Park Tudor Central Christian Academy at Indianapolis Shortridge Hammond Morton at Lowell South Bend Clay at Hammond Central Switzerland County at Trimble County (Ky.) Whiting at Hammond Gavit Sept. 11 Calumet at Whiting Hammond Central at Andrean Highland at Hammond Gavit Lake Station at Hammond Clark Munster at Hammond Morton Osceola Grace at Monticello (Ill.) South Vermillion at Marshall (Ill.) Sept. 18 East Chicago Central at Hammond Gavit (GLAC) Hammond Central at Hammond Clark (GLAC) Hammond Morton at Gary West (GLAC) Phalen Academy at Indianapolis Scecina River Forest at Whiting Sept. 25 Gary West at Hammond Central (GLAC) Hammond Clark at East Chicago Central (GLAC) Hammond Morton at Hammond Gavit (GLAC) Wheeler at Whiting (Greater South Shore) Sept. 26 Oblong (Ill.) at Union (Dugger) Oct. 2 Central Christian Academy at Anderson Prep Academy Hammond Central at Hammond Morton (GLAC) Hammond Gavit at Hammond Clark (GLAC) Indianapolis Cathedral at Louisville Trinity (Ky.) Whiting at Hanover Central (Greater South Shore) Oct. 9 East Chicago Central at Hammond Morton (GLAC) Hammond Clark at Gary West (GLAC) Hammond Gavit at Hammond Central (GLAC) Griffith at Whiting (Greater South Shore) Oct. 10 Model Deaf (D.C.) at Indiana Deaf Oct. 16 Columbus Sycamore (Ohio) at Warren Central East Chicago Central at Hammond Central (GLAC) Hammond Gavit at Gary West (GLAC) Hammond Morton at Hammond Clark (GLAC) Mount Carmel (Ill.) at North Knox Whiting at Boone Grove (Greater South Shore) Newly scheduled games Aug. 21 Hanover Central at Portage (first meeting) Jeffersonville at Floyd Central (non-conference; also play on 9/18) Muncie Central at Hamilton Heights (first meeting) Purdue Poly at Indiana Deaf (first meeting) South Bend Adams at South Bend Washington (city rivals, weren't scheduled to meet in 2020) Wabash at Monroe Central (first meeting) Aug. 28 Andrean at Lake Central (first meeting since 1997) Bowman Academy at Lake Station (first meeting since 2013) Cloverdale at Twin Lakes (first meeting) Indiana Deaf at South Decatur (first meeting since 2005) Knox at Mishawaka Marian (first regular season meeting since 1968; met in playoffs last three years) Monroe Central at Union City (met in 2019 but not scheduled for 2020) Sept. 4 Noblesville HomeSchool at Indianapolis Manual (first meeting) Sept. 11 Highland at Lake Station (first meeting since 2015) Phalen Academy at Princeton (first meeting) Sept. 18 Indianapolis Manual at Scott County (Ky.) (first meeting) South Bend Riley at Gary West (first meeting) Sept. 25 Bowman Academy at Indianapolis Manual (first meeting) Cincinnati LaSalle (Ohio) at Indianapolis Cathedral (first meeting since 1999) Sept. 26 Edwardsburg (Mich.) at Northview (first meeting) Oct. 9 Indianapolis Manual at Indiana Deaf (first meeting since 2017) South Bend Washington at Gary West (first meeting since 2014) Oct. 16 Northwest HomeSchool at Lake Station (first meeting) Hopefully we won't have too many more changes, but if we do, I'll continue to track them and keep an updated list here. Dan

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I actually mentally read it in Jerry Stiller's voice.

Is there any need for the first line of your comment? laville caston judson pioneer scum knox

https://www.courierpress.com/story/sports/high-school/2020/08/16/courier-press-preseason-high-school-football-power-rankings/5595018002/

Have good memories in that stadium!

Pinned Thanks @Rudy

Might try various school athletic websites to search for school broadcasting sites. Might also try broadcastsport.net for anything they may have archieved. There are also various radio stations that stream games, Hope this helps! as always, the game is better from_the_sidelines007

Ahh Patriot Pride. Given HH's success in football, I don't know how many head coaches they have... Burress - NP Wilkerson - H.Hills Alex Bettag - THN (not a head coach maybe DB coach or def coordinator?) I might be missing some. Is Coach Ashworth still up floating around the IPS?

New turf on their field. Making investments in their program as well

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WOW !!! I think we are all gonna need that cold shower after that(especially before the edits) !

Yet another example of our current culture's inability to perceive the subtleties of language...

Sigh ... it was an attempt at humor.

Central has looked amazing against GS for 9 straight scrimmages. edit: Forgot we had Mt.Vernon a couple years. They also looked amazing.

I expect FC to boat race Jeff.. Jeff is just a school that has not put it together when they play a good/very good team or a team that is disciplined at all. Madison had some decent kids last year against East. One of the kids had an absolute ton of speed, was def their best player. Yeah I’m not sure why I said Elkhart Central, I meant Elkhart High. I believe they will be a very good team.

www.centergrovefootball.com you can go back to 2015 if you would like

While we’re at it, I have a problem with the name “Steelers,” and the heritage for which it stands. It is well documented that, in its early days, the steel industry in this country shamefully exploited the working class, often comprised of racial and ethnic minorities. From deplorable working conditions enforced by strike-breaking thugs, to establishment of company towns, where the employer controlled virtually every aspect of the workers’ lives, the Carnegies and the US Steels were as oppressive to their work force as any plantation slave owner. Why do we glorify them in Pittsburgh? Shameful!

@Rudy Aug. 29 Jackson (Mo.) @ Gibson Southern 1:00 pm

Yes, of course. And if we aren't going with the logical method of just using letter and/or numbers to rename city then I submit Indianapolis be renamed to once it's common nickname, Naptown.

Nice job sir.....and to imagine I once thought you were humorless....

Letter: Unite around truth about Harrison, rename our high school https://www.jconline.com/story/news/opinion/letters/2020/07/13/letter-unite-around-truth-harrison-rename-our-high-school/5432367002/ But logically wouldn't true "reconciliation and restoration" mean the vacating of this "stolen land" by the ancestors of these "raiders" and giving it back to the ancestors of the Kickapoo, Peoria, Potawatomi, Shawnee and Miami peoples.? Isn't anything short of that truly just lip service, designed to make some people "feel better"?

Then you are a part of the problem.

That's not the story from this side.

And, of course, Indianapolis.