Titan32

These are better than they used to be since they stole the Calpreps algorithm. 6A https://www.maxpreps.com/in/football/25-26/class/class-6a/rankings/1/?statedivisionid=649edeca-f994-4922-b8cd-febc38de050e 5A https://www.maxpreps.com/in/football/25-26/class/class-5a/rankings/1/?statedivisionid=f8f2ce9d-72cd-4d62-b4a9-70392051b6cb 4A https://www.maxpreps.com/in/football/25-26/class/class-4a/rankings/1/?statedivisionid=23de9dbe-c9de-4dde-8667-68bf563736aa 3A https://www.maxpreps.com/in/football/25-26/class/class-3a/rankings/1/?statedivisionid=58f77405-59ca-4b2f-a247-014c710aa3fd 2A https://www.maxpreps.com/in/football/25-26/class/class-2a/rankings/1/?statedivisionid=270e87b8-ae37-467b-ac3e-582fe9284313 1A https://www.maxpreps.com/in/football/25-26/class/class-1a/rankings/1/?statedivisionid=e0c3f9d6-3c13-4d03-b59b-bdc039b3fcb8

Mt. Vernon preview: https://www.courierpress.com/story/sports/high-school/2025/08/05/ihsaa-football-mount-vernon-season-preview-2025/85374016007/

Does the Memorial coach ever fill out the calpreps survey ....I don't remember? Here is the link: https://hsratings.com/preview/football_index_new.html

IFCA pre-season poll 3A: Gibson Southern 3 4A: Heritage Hills 2

I saw Jasper scrimmage GS. They are running the typical Hart Spread offense. IZ, OZ, Power, Counter. Lots of combination routes designed to defeat certain coverages. My opinion is they would not be able to hang with GS this season, mostly due to OL and DL size and play.

LOL....no doubt about it. But Hank Jr. said it best when he said.... I can plow a field all day long I can catch catfish from dusk 'til dawn We can make our own whiskey and our own smoke, too Ain't too many things these old boys can't do We grow good old tomatoes and homemade wine And a country boy can survive Country folks can survive

I have some great ideas on T-shirts for the Catholic Bowl.

I might be married to an FVP at United Fidelity Bank. If so.....what an odd coincidence.

Boosters will likely feed the visitors! No burden on the taxpayer. These types of events are such a good idea, I'm surprised you didn't think of it, Muda!

Don't forget 205 Miles from Rochester IL, to Gibson Southern! Gibson Southern is traveling there this season on Saturday, August 30th.

Sponsorship covers visitor travel expenses, I believe. Nothing saves taxpayer dollars like these sponsored bowl events.

Our guys are still using TurboStats and they like it. Has a feature for upload to Maxpreps I believe.

I'm here for the Pizza.

I feel like on varsity, it was pretty much #15 all day, who is a very nice high school QB. He was able to get the ball to the perimeter for screens, slants, hitches etc. The problem will be the run game and defending the run.

The offense looked like you would expect a Hart offense to look! However....they seemed really undersized on both lines to me and that could be a challenge for them in the SIAC this season.

Gibson Southern and New Albany scrimmaged at Jasper this morning. Lots of great work put in.

Gibson Southern and New Albany scrimmaged at Jasper this morning. Lots of great work put in.

https://www.courierpress.com/story/news/local/2025/07/21/how-much-in-vouchers-are-used-at-evansville-area-private-schools/84458212007/?utm_source=pevc-DailyBriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=daily-briefing&utm_term=hero&utm_content=1256VC-E-NLETTER65 Southwest Indiana Data: How much voucher money did local private schools receive? Christ the King School had just over 160 kids last school year who received vouchers at a total of $1,071,395. Corpus Christi School had more than 170 kids at a total of $1,201,411. Evansville Christian School had over 130 students at a total of $889,080. Evansville Christian School in Newburgh had more than 720 students using vouchers at a total of $4,789,780. Evansville Day School had over 160 kids at a total of $1,103,975. Evansville Lutheran School had 152 students at a total of $1,026,419. Good Shepherd School had more than 300 kids at a total of $1,961,550. Holy Cross School Gibson County had 98 students last year at a total of $552,200. Holy Redeemer School had over 230 kids at a total of $1,519,697. Holy Rosary School had more than 280 students at a total of $1,860,312. Holy Spirit School had over 145 students at a total of $987,067. Little Pioneers Academy Warrick County had fewer than 10 students, which means there is no monetary total provided from the state. Mater Dei High School had more than 420 students at a total of $2,841,795. Newburgh Christian Academy had 31 students at a total of $200,869. Reitz Memorial High School had more than 460 students utilizing vouchers at a total of $3,083,107. Resurrection School had 293 students at a total of $1,928,694. Riverview Adventist Christian Academy had over 30 students at a total of $258,728. Saint Benedict Cathedral School had over 230 kids at a total of $1,534,560.06. Saint John the Baptist School in Warrick County had over 280 students at a total of $1,836,417. Saint James School in Gibson County had 163 students at a total of $929,250. Saint Joseph School with more than 125 students at a total of $621,330. Saint Joseph School in Gibson County had over 90 students at a total of $584,070. Saint Matthew School in Posey County had 61 students at a total of $366,000. Saint Philip School Posey County had 146 kids totaling $810,017. Saint Wendel School in Posey County had 155 students at a total of $961,595. Saints Peter & Paul School in Gibson County had 157 students at a total of $917,175. Westside Catholic School had 123 students at a total of $827,658.