Yuccaguy

I said that 2 days ago! Thanks for reading and then re-posting what I said back then......🤣

and absolutely ON POINT !!!

Not every "her" has an issue.... uh, oh did I go too far?

I'd expect nothing less from the immortal Muda, my friend!!!

As we get to the end of the FB Season. I'd like to also say this sentiment applies to OFFICIALS also. The inevitable "complaint season" will start as soon as the rankings are given out. But crews (officials) fail to realize a Varsity schedule with 'comfortable teams', (the) same teams multiple times and/or just locally based schools; Does nothing to give you an understanding of multiple offensive/defensive schemes. Different coaching approaches. Different interpretations of rules applications due to your only seeing the 'same ole same ole week' in and week out. So as we ask for our schools to schedule tougher; I beg that our officials take an honest look at the games they select and schedule. Also, it is imperative that they officiate at ALL levels of HS FB during the regular season. Repetition and exposure to FB play is a great thing. Just my .02

A PP opinion? I wonder who the 3 schools could have possibly been that voted as a block to keep the system in place for the SAC as currently comprised for FB?

Totally agree. And that something that seems to rarely happen. Another reason that I appreciate Coach Kirschner. Good Luck at WC!!!

Put that on the coaches... They should know better,

agreed

6 actually.....

Congratulations.... and thanks for showing up at THIS time.... Kinda has a certain vibe that says a lot....Frontrunning

Welcome to the show.... 😂

ok... I will look for them

If I somehow get the video feed @PHJIrish I will reply via PM. You are absolutely correct. We have had perhaps 3 the entire Varsity season.

Agreed. As an official. I appreciate NEW crews moving forward and making the system better for all of us. Oh BTW, there is NO "outside of the tackle box" principle in HS FB. Darned I hate broadcasters!!! Learn the RULES

No need to worry about facts.... Hey who had a problem when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? The rant is better than, factual events....

Let's not forget that these are KIDS playing a game that will stay with them forever. A tempered attitude with the ups and downs of teenagers should be 1st and foremost. I for sure had some situations in my teens that I wish I could have back. And 'effort' is so subjective, it's crazy. Support and congratulate these young men (and perhaps women) for their season long efforts, and the joy that brought to the entire community and student body. That's what HS FB is all about!

Da COACH. Da COACH ...Might want to look at HISTORY!

History DON'T lie..... As for the Swamp Land, Perhaps I could sell a bridge over the East River instead? (apparently you don't get the sarcasm). And as Jay-Z said I am NOT a businessman I am a BUSINESS, man! Big difference

If you honestly believe that the Cadets of today are on par or even on a trajectory that would allow them to compete with the HHS/CHS teams of today; Then I have some swamp land in Arizona to sell you. Part 2: Therein lies the other problem. The inability of the SAC to open themselves up to revising a 'closed conference' system impacts the 5 FWCS schools also. Snider has a program that athletes/coaches/supporters 'want' to be a part of! Other public FWCS schools, it seems not so much. Yes, there are diehards...but no where to the level of support that Snider has garnered through the years. So, a clean slate with a new perspective of what it is that the 'conference' wants is needed. Are they happy with a city-wide closed system? (After the AD votes lately, that answer is YES). OR, is it now in the best interest of those programs that want 'more' to consider their own fate and look beyond? Sadly, I can never see the FWCS schools doing the latter.... And the beat goes on

Now we are getting somewhere. Dwenger/Snider picking up Carroll/Homestead on their "open dates" FILLS their 9 game schedule; Problem Solved! See how easy that is? Now lets, focus on the 'middling schools'. THEY can go out and focus on the NLC/HHC/CIC/NE8 or otherwise and have a more competitive opponent that is more indicative of the competition that they would face year and year out in the tournament. As for HHS and CHS, THEY would be the ones who would have to "strengthen" their overall schedules by seeking out stronger competition outside of the SAC. I am absolutely convinced that schools state-wide would welcome the opportunity to play either the Spartans or Chargers any time/any place. Merrillville/Valpo/Michigan City/Penn/Warsaw (the list goes on and on).. would be much better Northern IN competition to the HHS and CHS programs than SS/NS/Concordia/Wayne..even a loss to a phenomenal 2A program like Bishop Luers. Heck, those programs are better for the programs that I consider 'middling' than playing HHS and CHS also. Step up your game! The SAC as currently constructed is a Dinosaur.

I am happy for Northridge to be where they are.. As I said at the start of the Tournament....Sectional 19 was unbelievable (stacked). It was apparent the the 19 winner could/would/should be on a direct line to LOS..... No matter victor!

Spoke at length with a fellow official tonight about THIS and the fact that Bluffton/Harrison School Corporation has for years approached Southern Wells about consolidation. Neither of these scenarios have gathered no traction. nor will ever happen. As for mega schools in the FW Area, that is well on it's way (I live in SACS district). I also foresee NACS (Carroll) approaching that in time. But unless and until these programs seek a different approach to their FB programs, mostly. The current composition the SAC provides will not allow them to compete with the HCC/MIC and soon enough perhaps the DAC in the IHSAA FB Tournament beyond a Sectional Title. I have said that the composition of the SAC absolutely benefits the Luers/Dwenger/Concordia/Wayne/SS/NS of the conference come tournament time. Were Carroll and Homestead to bolt and go fully independent. I am positive that the 'better" FB programs of the SAC would still entertain a yearly contest with both of them. Then HHS and CHS could cobble together a schedule that was more daunting and preparatory for the IHSAA 6A playoff system. Additionally, the 2 open weeks of the SAC season for most teams could be used to pickup a more representative school for those teams that could prepare THEM for the IHSAA playoffs. The years that Harding and Elmhurst were gone from the SAC schedule, were IMO the most completive and entertaining from a "state wide" perspective that we've seen. I think the middling SAC 4A schools would have no issue contacting perhaps an East Noble, Leo, Columbia City (or other NE8 team) even an NLC or NIC team....and filling those open weeks to give them a more completive balance with their schedules, rather than a BEAT-DOWN via a 6A school that is of no 'value' to either of them. Just my .02

I can GURANTEE you they will be there! And exactly what was bad? @roaringthunderdlr You have every opportunity to get a license and show the WORLD how it should be done!

WHO is "he" ???? If you are referring to Justin Kenny, HE is well aware of the situation in SAC. HE is the reporter for OTL, and well in tune with the arguments/suggestions that are impeding FB in this area.