Impartial_Observer

If I was taller, younger, and more talented, I’d have a shot at playing in the NBA.

I laughed when I read the email, and it’s still funny. I don’t think most people understand some of cramped, $hitholes we are expected to use.

I made no proposals. Your poor attempts at busting my chops are also duly noted. You’re only a loser if you quit trying Scooter!

Your proposal is duly noted, but I don’t think anyone cares.

I did the WIOA Zoom meeting last night and the speaker, a Big Ten wing, and now first year NFL official discussed dealing with coaches. He brought up a subject that seems to be gaining traction in the officiating community, calling coaches by their first name. I’ve heard this mentioned several times in clinics and meetings. Perhaps I’m old school, I have always addressed coaches as “coach” or “Coach XXXX”, to me it’s just a respect thing. So I got to thinking about it last night, I’m a pretty informal person, when I’m referred to as Mr Personett, I’m pretty quick to tell someone I’m Brian, so is it time for me to refer to coaches by their first name? I’d be interested in input from coaches as well as officials.

Might want to check out the origins of Illinois Scooter. Burn it ALL down.

Indiana=land of Indians Indianapolis=city of land of Indians. Burn it ALL down!

Bob you forgot the R is the best looking guy on the crew.

Congrats to the Knights, I know this has been a long time coming, that the athletic administration has been working hard on.

The only state in the union who’s time is dictated by metro areas in other states.

I have to disagree, basketball sectionals were played, individual schools completed their BB season, at least the revenue generating part. With spring sports being shut down, money losers at most schools, I would guess most athletic departments are entering the fall in decent shape. Losing Football season could be devastating for many schools and certainly the IHSAA. As someone who supervises travel sport events, I can tell you there is currently little to no concern regarding the virus in the events I’ve been at the last three weeks with the patrons at the events I’ve been at. And what little concern there was when we began the weekend of the 12 has quickly disappeared. I would also argue some of the restrictions imposed has been counterproductive in my opinion. But they’re government regulations, no common sense is allowed.

I refuse to kneel for anything......mainly to spare everyone the pain of watching me try to get back up.

Jimmie appears to be about 12....I’m putting DK 13-14?

My grandfather was a minister, always in small town churches, ain't nothing worse than a church fight.

Tangentially related How so? They don’t even play an HHC team.

Nothing to do with athletics, this about building a new school that Borden/Henryville had no interest in paying for. And Silver Creek still is not joining the HHC.

Does crowd funding equal putting your money where your mouth is? Asking for a friend.

There mud probably hasn’t recovered from the last time we were there, as miserable of weather as I’ve ever been.

Madison currently plays Paoli, South Dearborn, and Mitchell for their NC games. With the MSC only having one NC game, I would venture to guess those schools are going stay with a more lucrative gate than Madison. Madison has in the past played Greensburg and Batesville. Given the division split in the EIAC it stand to reason those schools would have a little more flexibility in scheduling. Independents such as Providence, Oldenburg Academy, and Rock Creek could play into the mix. Not sure of the scheduling in the PLAC, but Crawford County, Springs Valley, etc., could play into it as well. Milan, North/South Decatur? JC and Seymour stay on the schedule for the foreseeable future.

Slow down, take a deep breath, and use your words.

What a stupid comment.

The Patriot Act needs to be repealed in it’s entirety, including both of BHO’s expansions.

Back in my daughter’s TB days, we never had two kids from the same school.

Travel SB is starting June 13-14.