Impartial_Observer

It makes perfect sense really…..I mean when you thing about it.

This surprises anyone how?

Majority of west coast ports are in one state, including the two largest in LA and Long Beach. Ports on the east coast are in multiple states. Not hard to understand why we always hear about how terrible the ports are on the west coast. There’s competition on the east coast and there’s not on the west coast. I’m sure that and the fact that the vast majority of Asian imports come thur west coast ports purely from logistics standpoint.

I bet you’re a load of fun at parties.

I understand, given all things equal…. We’re only about 30 months from a new governor……

Taxing structure is entertaining, look it up. Michigan is a LOT more business friendly. Hopefully Ohio and Kentucky will be as well.

Buying weed in Illinois is for suckers!

What Julio said. I don’t believe the year rolls over until week 1. Contact the office and let them know, I had a similar issue a couple of years back.

Apparently someone thinks IO has powers he doesn’t posses.

That day was my first trip to ND Stadium, I was row 12, about 45 yard line behind the BC bench. I remember it like yesterday. I thought it would be an ND miracle finish, unfortunately BC had the answer all day.

I assure you, if I’m ever in the area….. I was like 40/41 before I made it to all the remaining “famous” local bars.

Exactly the reason IO prefers the dive bar off the beatin path.

I had the pleasure of watching this young man ply his craft last fall, I will always root for him.

August 10, 2022

No. They have a great rivalry with Harrison, The I74 Battle, it’s pretty competitive, last time we saw we saw it EC took the trophy back from Harrison after 3 OT’s, and they rotate Indy/Cincy power schools thru the schedule while playing the conference schedule they’re required to play. Most years they’re going to win the conference and they’ll have a few weeks in there to lick their wounds after Roncalli, Chatard, Moeller, LaSalle, etc.

Connersville and Rushville have their own issues. Not sure where they fit conference wise, they have both wondered aimlessly since leaving the South Central Conference. I don’t see any end in sight for either of them until each community finds a way to lure people to their locale. Rushville’s issue is they’re just far enough away from Indy to not make the donut scene, New Pal comes to mind.

I think the breakout was instigated by a couple of idiot board members in Seymour. They tasked Seymour’s AD at the time to find another conference. Because geography plays a fairly important part, they could get five schools and really needed to get to six to have a viable option. BNL, Seymour, East, JC, and Madison. South Dearborn was the chosen one, but they had no interest in leaving the EIAC. Hindsight being 20/20 Lawrenceburg may have been the better option, not sure they would leave the EIAC either. Huge natural rivals and they compete pretty well across the board in the EIAC.

Man I’m still hungover and counting my fingers….No clue.

That explains your hot take on The Hoosier Hills Conference.

The faithful have been touting this run since these kids were in the 4th grade. Ehhh, he wrote an article last fall about the best lineman in the state and somehow missed Trevor Lauck.

Finger on the pulse….

At some point but not now. My guess is non-west coast alums will love to be able to catch a 7:00pm tip-off on BTN. UCLA/USC bring a ton on content to the deal as well, seems like a great marriage for soccer.

That’s not the point, the point is BTN being subscribed to on TV’s in LA County.

If true BTN gets west coast media market, think in terms of BTN in TV’s in LA County. If the. If Big Ten pulls this off, they are in the two largest media markets in the Western Hemisphere.

Ivan Renko’s Twitter feed has nothing.