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10 minutes ago, Woody_Hayes said:
It can also be easy to confuse being busy with being productive.
Best Quote I've seen in a while. Very accurate statement
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Good luck to coach Jackson, look forward to seeing how they grow this year.
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1 minute ago, Impartial_Observer said:
I can't speak to that, I have no idea, nor have I talked to anyone in the know. Purely my opinion I would think it's a pretty good fit for them, a handful of competitive games, decent gates, some gimme's to get healed, and the flexibility to go play 3 non-conference games where ever they like. EC has never shied away from OH and KY schools.
Certainly just an opinion on my end as well, I personally just like a little change in the schedule from time to time. I wish it changed every couple years, just like the sectional alignment.
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2 minutes ago, Impartial_Observer said:
EC has some non-conference traditional rivalries, Harrison and Roncalli come to mind, I'm not sure they'd be on board with adding a bad conference game and lose the gate for traditional rivals.
I'm not sure how bad they really want to be in the conference as it is.
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6 hours ago, NEWGUY said:
I do not see the EIAC expanding by 2 more schools, especially schools that are over an hour away for most of the schools already in the EIAC.
Valid point, but east and west divisions could present themselves. So no Madison to connersville trips.
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Maybe Madison, Seymour/Jennings County Join the E.I.A.C.? Just a thought
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I'm just going to leave this here!
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19 minutes ago, DannEllenwood said:
Also, if a certain style of football turns away potential players, do they really love playing the game? Are those the type of players a coach would want?
Yes, If a kid has the dream and talent to be a big time QUARTERBACK, then it probably isn't in his best interest to play in an offense that is Wing-T or Triple option. Exact same reason a talented passing quarterback wouldn't have gone to georgia tech when coach Johnson was there. No chance of throwing the football!
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57 minutes ago, Wedgebuster said:
#7 Don't jump at the first job
I agree with this, but only to a point. The jobs that are open usually aren't premium situations. If they are a great set up, their is likely a long term assistant that helped build that program waiting in line for the job. A young coach is almost going to have to go make a poor situation better, or wait their turn in line at great program.
Which leads me to my next point. The public often heaps praise on the Coach when things go well, and kills the Coach when things go poorly. Is it the COACH that makes the JOB or the other way around?I know that as a young offensive coordinator (going into 3rd year), I see a "rebuilding" situation as the only real path to follow as someone trying to get into their first head coaching position. I look at a place like Connersville, and think, If someone young (not unlike myself) could help get that program to a 4 or 5 win season, from 0-10, then I think that would be a great start and an opportunity to grow as a head coach. Whenever the time came, the profile of helping improve a struggling program, would help when going to find that next BIG job.
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I have a few questions for anyone who would be willing to answer them. Answers to these questions can come via email, or if there is something someone wants to post that would generate discussion that would be cool too.
1. What are some of the ways other Offensive play callers get their plays in to the QB? Signals, Signs/Boards, Sending in a new player, Old fashioned Bring the QB to you?
2. Is it more advantageous for an offensive play caller to be in the press box or on the field? Does this decision change based on how you relay the plays in (referring to the question above)?
3. How do other teams "change" or vary their offense year by year, depending on their personnel? Do you try to mold your kids to your style, or mold the style to the kids?
I will greatly appreciate any positive feedback that I may receive!
Email Kenny.higgins@sdcsc.k12.in.us
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Looks like coach Wimmer hanging up the fishers whistle!
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37 minutes ago, dmizers3 said:
They could have easily said "sorry but we have a game now, and this was your idea"
** Should have
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Could it have been an out of state program?
4 minutes ago, XStar said:Who did NP think they had lined up? Can't be many programs that would even consider the notion of adding such a road game a week in advance.
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As a graduate of Yorktown, you can never sleep on them in the sectional. A NORMALLY tough conference schedule helps prepare the Tigers. Coach Wilhelm is pretty good at getting them Playoff ready. They also have an extremely talented group of skilled players this year.
No doubt this is likely the toughest sectional in the state top to bottom.
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1 hour ago, Coffin K9 said:
Congratulations, the second biggest school in the EIAC might finally be the second best school in the EIAC.
Third biggest, by a fairly large margin. I would however disagree, calling EC a powerhouse in SE Indiana might be a fair statement, strong teams over several decades. New Palestine is a STATE powerhouse, even if it has been a shorter period of time.
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4 biggest schools by enrollment compete for the "4A" title, 4 smallest compete for the 3A title.
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Every time I see a title like this, then I see who posted it. I actually chuckle and shake my head.🙃
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50 minutes ago, Coach_K said:
Attendance might be down but I am pretty sure football games more than cover for their expenses. If online streaming is an issue... Do not sign off on it.
or charge a fee for it!
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It appears Muncie central has hired it's new head coach. Good luck coach Lee
Star Press: Muncie Central chooses new football head coach
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15 hours ago, btownqbcoach said:
He is trying to convince his school board to get turf.
Other than that it was out of my own curiosity.
This is exactly why I posed the first question! We are trying to convince our school corp, and School board, as to why we want/need To move to an artificial surface!
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26 minutes ago, btownqbcoach said:
40% of the state has turf. I have accounted for all but 6 schools in the state of Indiana (Attucks, Fremont, Prairie Heights, Eastside, Tindley, and Shortridge). 11 schools don't have their own field, so they were thrown out of the equation all together. (Ev Memorial, Cathedral, Ev Mater Dei, Covenant Christian, SB Wash, FW Snider, Chatard, Ritter, Luers, Boone Grove, Scecina)
97% of 6A turf
72% of 5A turf
58% of 4A turf
28% of 3A turf
21% of 2A turf
8% of 1A turf
122/302 schools overall.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Crown Point Chesterton Carroll Carmel Avon BD LC Center Grove 32 Total Lake Central Penn Homestead Westfield Brownsburg Tech WC CN 31 Turf Merrillville Portage Noblesville HSE Pike Perry Meridian LN CE 1 Not Turf Laf Jeff Valpo Warsaw Fishers Zionsville Southport North Central Franklin Cent 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 LaPorte Concord FW BD Anderson Decatur Cent Franklin Bloom South BNL 33 Michigan City Elk Central FW Snider Laf Harrison Plainfield New Pal Bloom North FC 23 Mishawaka Elk Memorial FW Northrop Kokomo TH North Seymour Castle NA 9 Munster Goshen FW NS McCutheon TH South Whiteland Ev North Jeff 1 No home field SB Adams 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 East Chicago Culver Angola Delta Connersville Beech Grove East Central Boonville 63 Gary WS Kankakee Valley Columbia City FW SS Greenfield Central Frankfort Greenwood Jasper 34 Griffith Logansport DeKalb FW Wayne Mt. Vernon Fortville Cathedral JC Eville Central 25 Hammond Gavit New Prairie East Noble Huntington North Muncie Central Attucks Madison Eville Memorial 2 Haven't heard from Hammond Morton Plymouth Leo Jay County New Castle Shortridge SC Eville Reitz 2 Highland SB Clay Northridge Marion Pendleton Heights Lebanon Mooresville Eville Harrison Hobart SB Riley NorthWood Mississinewa Richmond Roncalli Martinsville Northview Lowell SB St Joe Wawasee New Haven Shelbyville Western SD Total 88 Turf 34 Don't have turf 6 Haven't confirmed 11 Don't have own field 25 26 27 28 Hammond Lakeland FW Concordia Guerin 64 Hammond Clarke John Glenn Belmont Brebeuf 17 Hanover Central West Noble Oak Hill Crawfordsville 44 River Forest Mis Marion Peru Chatard Knox Garrett Northwestern North Montgomery 3 Calumet SB Wash Maconquah West Laf Benton Central Jimtown Norwell Hamilton Heights Twin Lakes Tipp Valley Heritage Yorktown 29 30 31 32 West Vigo Washington Brownstown Ev Bosse Ritter Princeton Scottsburg Gibson So Greencastle Sullivan Charlestown Mt. Vernon Danville Pike Central Lawrenceburg Heritage Hills Tri West Vinncennes Franklin Co Salem Manual Owen Valley Batesville Cordyon Indpls Wash Brown Co Greensburg North Harrison Indian Creek Edgewood Rushville Southridge 33 34 35 36 Andrean Bremen Bluffton Alexandria 64 Boone Grove Delphi Central Noble Blackford 12 Bowman LaVille Eastside Eastbrook 46 Hammon Bishop Noll Lewis Cass Fairfield Eastern (Greentown) 2 North Newton Manchester Luers Elwood 4 Ren Central Pioneer Whitko Frankton Wheeler Rochester Woodlan Lapel Whiting Wabash Prairie Heights Tipton 37 38 39 40 Cascade Centerville Clarksville Forest Park Monrovia Eastern Hancock Pekin North Posey North Putnam Heritage Christian Providence Eville Mater Dei Seegar Howe Paoli Crawford Co South Vermillion Scecina Mitchell Linton Southmont Northeastern Switzerland Co North Knox Speedway Shenandoah Triton Central Tell City Western Boone Winchester Union Co South Spencer 41 42 43 44 64 Culver Community Carroll (Flora) Madison-Grant Adams Central 64 Gary Roosevelt Clinton Central Monroe Central Caston 5 Lake Station Edison Clinton Prairie South Adams Fremont 56 North Judson Frontier Southern Wells North Miami 2 West Central LCC Taylor Northfield 1 Winamac North White Tri-Central Southwood South Newton Traders Point Academy Union City Triton South Central (Union Mills) Tri-County Wes Del Churubusco 45 46 47 48 Attica Anderon Prep Cambridge City Eastern Greene Cloverdale Covenant Christian Hagerstown North Central (Farmersburg) Covington Edinburgh Knighstown North Daviess Fountain Central School of Deaf Milan Perry Central North Vermillion Lutheran North Decatur West Washington Parke Heritage Park Tudor South Decatur Rock Creek Riverton Parke Sheridan Tri Springs Valley South Putnam Tindley Oldenburg Tecumseh This is outstanding information, great gathering of statics! This will help my corporation a ton
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16 minutes ago, btownqbcoach said:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Crown Point Chesterton Carroll Carmel Avon BD LC Center Grove 32 Lake Central Penn Homestead Westfield Brownsburg Tech WC CN 31 Merrillville Portage Noblesville HSE Pike Perry Meridian LN CE 1 Laf Jeff Valpo Warsaw Fishers Zionsville Southport North Central Franklin Cent 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 LaPorte Concord FW BD Anderson Decatur Cent Franklin Bloom South BNL 33 Michigan City Elk Central FW Snider Laf Harrison Plainfield New Pal Bloom North FC 21 Mishawaka Elk Memorial FW Northrop Kokomo TH North Seymour Castle NA 8 Munster Goshen FW NS McCutheon TH South Whiteland Ev North Jeff 4 SB Adams 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 East Chicago Culver Angola Delta Connersville Beech Grove East Central Boonville 63 Gary WS Kankakee Valley Columbia City FW SS Greenfield Central Frankfort Greenwood Jasper 30 Griffith Logansport DeKalb FW Wayne Mt. Vernon Fortville Cathedral JC Eville Central 26 Hammond Gavit New Prairie East Noble Huntington North Muncie Central Attucks Madison Eville Memorial 5 Hammond Morton Plymouth Leo Jay County New Castle Shortridge SC Eville Reitz 2 Highland SB Clay Northridge Marion Pendleton Heights Lebanon Mooresville Eville Harrison Hobart SB Riley NorthWood Mississinewa Richmond Roncalli Martinsville Northview Lowell SB St Joe Wawasee New Haven Shelbyville Western SD Total 82 Turf 34 Don't have turf 10 Haven't confirmed 2 Don't have own field 82/116 71% 4A-6A 100% 6A 72% 5A 54% 4A This is my spreadsheet as of now. When I hear from those ten schools in yellow, I will update accordingly. Might do a 3A one as well.
Thanks a ton to everyone, this has been very helpful
Turf 2020 and Beyond
in The Indiana High School Football Forum
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Well it appears that the entire South Dearborn community is against turf, or spending money on improvements in general. Which is a shame because the administration sees the need, but is handcuffed... and shackled at the feet too.