King Tenderloin

Very sad to hear of the Nickel Plate passing, but I will have to check out Binkley's. (Do you know if they have the cowboy chili?) The first time I get a tenderloin from a given establishment I have control toppings; onion, pickle, and mustard. That way all other things being equal I can truly compare the tenderloin, you know for science. I do admit though I like to mix it up once a baseline is established.

Oh boy was I built for this.... Your list is great but a few minor omissions I might be able to help with... Rays drive in is great my go to tenderloin in Kokomo for DINNER (important distinction) hence the moniker.... but a little known secret is a small closet of a place in Kokomo south of downtown called Artie's. Literally a closet. An old timey soda bar and 4 booths thats the whole place, but man they make a killer tenderloin. (during covid spring shutdown arties got by selling frozen tenderloins you could fry at home) But get there early the open around 530 am for the regular coffee in a mug junkies BUT close at 2PM, making it a tough treat to divulge the out of towner's tenderloin cravings 9 Irish brothers in West Lafayette (never had one at the lafayette side location) makes a great tenderloin. Mr Dave's North Manchester comes up on a lot of people's list and for good reason If you like barley pops with your tenderloin, like me, Nickel Plate B&G in fishers is a fine establishment (try the chili!!) Newest on my list is Hilltop Restaurant in Covington, phenomenal tenderloin. maybe because it caught me by surprise or maybe it was the scenic locale of the covington trojan sports complex parking lot but this one knocked my socks off. This begs the question, what are your go to tenderloin toppings?

Could not agree with that more. not all the hitting was deemed legal by the refs but i believe it was all within the spirit of competition. You guys are definitely on the right track! Like I said I missed the programs so I couldn't tell who was in what class but you had a few lineman that looked a little green out there Saturday that will benefit mightily from physical games like this one! I have always been a casual high school football fan but without college football so far this year and a bevy of Saturday games my interest has ben piqued. As far as the offense goes I was able to glean from some Bomber fans that they started running this offense in 2014 on their way to a state championship, when did you guys pick it up at north knox?

Long time listener, first time caller..... We have a tale as old as time here southern indiana folks, NEVER JUDGE A GAME BY THE FINAL SCORE! Some real life insight from this traveling tenderloin, connoisseur: Since my beloved boilers a still weeks away from playing these Saturday high school games have been just the excuse I needed to indulge my tenderloin habit. Let me tell you something I hit gold Saturday at Hilltop Restaurant in Covington, Indiana. What a fried loin! Hand pounded and lightly bread, big enough to hang over the bun but not so comically big that you never get to the bun.... pickles, onion and mustard..... the things dreams are made of but i digress onto the game The Bombers PHYSICALLY DOMINATED North Knox in this one, especially on offense. It was Penalties that kept the game close (including 40 or so yards on one of the Warriors scoring drives), not play. To the credit of north knox they played very hard and seemed to be a very well coached team. As stated the QB had a nice game RUNNING, did a nice job when the pocket broke down eluding the rush and getting in the open field. He only completed 3 passes. Sure two of which happened to be touchdowns but of those two touchdowns one was a jump ball that his reciever (#20 i believe, also had a big kick return, nice athlete for them. Sorry names elude me no programs available to me) made a nice play on but from my vantage point could have just as easily been intercepted. the other was a hitch on fourth and long that would have been short of first down yardage had it not been for some suspect open field tackling/nice moves by the receiver on the play. Offensively the Bomber Offensive line had a field day (i'm a fan of O Line play) big holes all day. #32 and #34 for RC are a nice thunder and lightning combo for Rensselaer's inside run game. i left the game with the impression that i had just watched a 42-7 or 49-14 thrashing. i think the stat lines back up that assessment too. but that tenderloin though......