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Mannering will tell you the best team in that time period was the '03 team. Seagraves was a Freshman taking reps at FB. That team was bounced by a Harding team that was out of the world talented. And I agree with your statement about the '19 team. They had a lot a talent, but I think the depth of some of those early 2000 teams just overwhelms that team.

I completely agree. It was just an assumption and I know that when you make assumptions it makes an ass out of you and umption. Again I was making an observation as to what other school tend to do when they really want someone as a coach. Honestly whoever gets this job is going to be fighting the biggest uphill battle ever. Sheridan is a community that is very proud of its football tradition and its all thanks to Coach Wright.

If there is someone that they want bad enough wouldn't you think the school would find a way to get that coach in the building?

Ah you are talking about my schools here. I would tend to agree with CoachPatch on the comment. The kids are great normally but they do smell blood with subs.

3 Point Game Fort Wayne Luers vs Heritage Hills North Judson vs Providence 5 Point Game Westfield vs Brownsburg East Noble vs New Palestine Adams Central vs Linton Warsaw vs Decatur Central TIE BREAKER Combined Points scored in 5A Game. 45

Crown Point @ Westfield Brownsburg @ Center Grove Merrillville @ Warsaw Decatur Central @ Bloomington South East Noble @ Mishawaka Martinsville @ New Palestine Garrett @ Fort Wayne Luers Batesville @ Heritage Hills Adams Central @ Andrean Linton @ Lutheran South Adams @ North Judson South Putnam @ Providence

I coached with guys like the one in the post. The biggest headache in the world to be working on development and all you are hearing is development doesn't win at that age.

The more I read the JH post it makes my brain hurt. Great high school programs have a great youth program where the coaches buy into vison and philosophy like CG. It sounds like the Noblesville youth coaches know what's best and would rather do that then help build the success.

It reads like a dad who is the coach and wants his kid to get the majority of the touches on offense. I feel like most youth teams that aren't given direction from the head coach tend to run the T or some variation of single wing or wing t so how is there constraint?

North Miami @ South Adams Milan @ Providence Andrean @ Central Catholic Knox @ Garrett Fort Wayne Luers @ Maconaquah Tri-West @ Batesville New Prairie @ Mishawaka New Palestine @ Chatard Evansville Reitz @ Martinsville Lafayette Jeff @ Warsaw East Central @ Decatur Central Castle @ Bloomington South Lawrence North @ Brownsburg Center Grove @ Warren Central

Does Taylor have a shot against Pioneer? Also Cloverdale over Sheridan to would be an upset.

Johnson is still running it well at Logansport. Pioneer is still a well oiled machine with the Wing T Lewis Cass is also a school that has seen a lot of success with this offense... Cass County is Wing T country.

Maconaquah @ West Lafayette Central Catholic @ North Montgomery Eastern @ Tipton Fishers @ Hamilton Southestern Brownsburg @ Ben Davis Cathedral @ Lawrence North Chesterton @ Valparaiso Huntington North @ Lebanon Mishawaka Marian @ Knox Triton @ North Miami

Logansport @ Lebanon West Lafayette @ Northwestern Twin Lakes @ Maconaquah Guerin @ Hamilton Heights Rensselaer @ Bremen Western Boone @ Central Catholic Tipton @ Alexandria Riverton Parke @ North Vermillion Tri-County @ Taylor Griffith @ Knox

Muncie Central @ Logansport Frankton @ West Lafayette Benton Central @ Northwestern Western @ Twin Lakes Hamilton Heights @ Speedway Central Catholic @ Delphi Eastbrook @ Tipton Carroll @ Frontier Culver Academy @ Lebanon Western Boone @ North Putnam