Impartial_Observer

Not to hijack the thread but if I remember correctly approximately 80% of the population are carriers of MRSA……and it should be pointed out that we’ll all probably die from something sooner or later.

Pitcher’s duel?

You want to talk about brutal, I’ve seen some brutal over the years.

No clue, I know the turf comes with a prescribed maintenance/disinfecting routine.

Week two goals: Avoid Week three’s training video.

Perhaps our resident logistic expert can weigh in?

Maybe not lies, but kind of like Darwin, depending on old data can bite you in the ass. They were clearly hotter early on, the second Gen fields not so much. Probably a little hotter than a natural grass field but when it’s 95 at KO, does it really matter? I can back none of my opinion up with scientific data, just from working on them the last 20 years.

Been hearing this about Charlestown for 30 years.

@crimsonace1are we sure in the title of this thread?

Nothing more than a bribe for the base. Surprised he didn’t pull this stunt a little closer to election time.

East had strong years in the late 70’s early 80’s. Jeff used to be a lot stronger football program. 70’s and 80’s Jeff was a solid program, back in the Patterson days. Even under Ware early in his career Jeff was a program you had to deal with. Jeff has had a LOT lean years since. East had some lean years at the end of Stafford’s tenure. FC back in the day was usually solid, occasionally having a good year. Towards the end of the Weigleb tenure obviously during the ensuing years things went south. New Albany has been in a perpetual state of rebuilding for as long as I can remember. I can recall two decent teams in the years I’ve been around, other than that a lot of .500 or sub .500 seasons.

I believe if I’m not mistaken FC was originally in the MSC. They were a smaller county school back then.

Geography, see how it all comes full circle Muda!

Not in the foreseeable future.

IO is still batting 1000!

We don’t want the Irish!

These things happen all the time. Back in the mid 2000’s Indy area schools were good at scheduling out of area teams. They would schedule the first game at home then cancel the second year of the contract citing gas prices/travel expenses. In most cases new games you’re going to want a two year deal. Football it’s a little more common to have single year contracts. The bottom line is most schools adapt and move on, but Jeff sits out the week. Many moons ago we were in the bus pulling into Jeff for a conference tournament game. Pulling into the athletic complex there was a large fire shooting out of a dumpster right behind the school. I pointed out to the assistants sitting near if that isn’t appropriate representation of Jeff athletics I don’t know what is.

So why did they keep the contract? Did Bell County play Friday?

Why?

I will say in the time I have been officiating coaches have become more professional in general. Keeping in mind I cut my teeth during the Bob Knight Era and the subtle art of working the officials to get a call late in the game. I believe coaches and officials alike are more professional and honestly it makes games run so much smoother.

Dude you just hit it out of the park and don’t even know it.

I’ve got to disagree, I know for a fact this past spring I was the worst official in the state. I was told by the winning coach in a 12-0 Softball game. And just to show you how bad I really am, I was on the bases!

Joe Goodman was one of the most organized well prepared men I’ve ever met. That being said couldn’t coach by the seat of his pants to save his life. Field was a quagmire, Greenwood adjust, Seymour didn’t. That Seymour team was loaded.

We will see Male later this year, we’re looking forward to it.

So in other words: