Titan32

Whatever you do.....don't bring a tiger on a stick!

Isn’t that 1984 guy on here kinda a Princeton fan? or maybe Vincennes.

Somehow this posted 3 times...have asked the moderators to delete the extras.

This will be the last time the meeting between these two County Rivals will be a non-conference game and starting next season the first time these two teams have been in the same conference since 1992. Princeton is the only school Gibson Southern has played every year since it's opening in 1974 as a consolidation of Fort Branch, Haubstadt and Owensville High Schools. Gibson Southern leads the series 33-15. Princeton (1-3) at Gibson Southern (3-1) GAME TIME: 7 pm CT, Jewell Field. COACHES: Jared Maners, 7-17 in 3rd year at Princeton. Nick Hart, 79-13 in 8th year at Gibson Southern. SAGARIN RATINGS: Gibson Southern, 67.32, 65th overall, 7th in 3A. Princeton, 24.67, 244th overall, 51st in 3A. LAST OUTING: Princeton lost to Mount Carmel (Ill.), 55-14. Gibson Southern lost to Southport, 43-35. OPPONENTS' RECORDS: Princeton 4-8. Gibson Southern 7-9. SERIES LAST 35 YEARS: Gibson Southern, 25-13 LAST MEETING: Gibson Southern, 41-0, Sep. 14, 2018. All-time Series: Gibson Southern vs. Princeton Date Result Series 09-06-1974 Gibson Southern 42 - 0 Princeton 1-0 09-05-1975 Gibson Southern 21 - 0 Princeton 2-0 09-03-1976 Gibson Southern 27 - 3 Princeton 3-0 09-02-1977 Gibson Southern 13 - 20 Princeton 3-1 09-01-1978 Gibson Southern 8 - 0 Princeton 4-1 08-31-1979 Gibson Southern 30 - 7 Princeton 5-1 08-29-1980 Gibson Southern 35 - 0 Princeton 6-1 09-04-1981 Gibson Southern 22 - 0 Princeton 7-1 09-03-1982 Gibson Southern 37 - 14 Princeton 8-1 09-02-1983 Gibson Southern 41 - 0 Princeton 9-1 08-31-1984 Gibson Southern 7 - 16 Princeton 9-2 09-06-1985 Gibson Southern 19 - 0 Princeton 10-2 11-01-1985 Gibson Southern 56 - 6 Princeton 11-2 09-05-1986 Gibson Southern 7 - 38 Princeton 11-3 09-04-1987 Gibson Southern 0 - 36 Princeton 11-4 09-02-1988 Gibson Southern 6 - 41 Princeton 11-5 09-01-1989 Gibson Southern 13 - 14 Princeton 11-6 08-31-1990 Gibson Southern 6 - 28 Princeton 11-7 09-06-1991 Gibson Southern 7 - 6 Princeton 12-7 09-04-1992 Gibson Southern 7 - 34 Princeton 12-8 09-17-1993 Gibson Southern 14 - 27 Princeton 12-9 09-16-1994 Gibson Southern 0 - 48 Princeton 12-10 09-15-1995 Gibson Southern 20 - 33 Princeton 12-11 09-13-1996 Gibson Southern 0 - 27 Princeton 12-12 09-20-1997 Gibson Southern 7 - 14 Princeton 12-13 09-19-1998 Gibson Southern 61 - 13 Princeton 13-13 09-17-1999 Gibson Southern 42 - 12 Princeton 14-13 09-15-2000 Gibson Southern 41 - 20 Princeton 15-13 09-14-2001 Gibson Southern 22 - 23 Princeton 15-14 09-20-2002 Gibson Southern 35 - 7 Princeton 16-14 09-19-2003 Gibson Southern 33 - 0 Princeton 17-14 09-17-2004 Gibson Southern 0 - 1 Princeton 17-15 09-16-2005 Gibson Southern 36 - 0 Princeton 18-15 09-15-2006 Gibson Southern 40 - 14 Princeton 19-15 09-14-2007 Gibson Southern 49 - 0 Princeton 20-15 09-19-2008 Gibson Southern 20 - 6 Princeton 21-15 09-18-2009 Gibson Southern 39 - 17 Princeton 22-15 09-17-2010 Gibson Southern 55 - 14 Princeton 23-15 09-16-2011 Gibson Southern 64 - 14 Princeton 24-15 10-21-2011 Gibson Southern 48 - 14 Princeton 25-15 09-14-2012 Gibson Southern 50 - 21 Princeton 26-15 09-20-2013 Gibson Southern 51 - 7 Princeton 27-15 09-19-2014 Gibson Southern 70 - 10 Princeton 28-15 09-18-2015 Gibson Southern 58 - 16 Princeton 29-15 11-06-2015 Gibson Southern 49 - 21 Princeton 30-15 09-16-2016 Gibson Southern 36 - 6 Princeton 31-15 09-15-2017 Gibson Southern 58 - 12 Princeton 32-15 09-14-2018 Gibson Southern 41 - 0 Princeton 33-15 https://www.pdclarion.com/sports/titans-tigers-tangle-in-homecoming-rivalry/article_165adbf9-d5d1-5a49-b1e1-33e9e04f6e9c.html

Oh I Absolutely agree...got to try to get that first down!! Kid always competes!!

Agree....seems as if there are two teaching moments resulting from this play.

Yes we have. Happens too often in too many sports IMHO to be coincidental. Just like some of the sectional draws. (Queue Coach Nowlin to tell me I'm a conspiracy theorist)

I can agree with that....the whole thing with going hours east to west....been debated here already but there is no sound logic.

When I slowed down the video...the hit was actually inbounds...but it was a targeted shot to the head. If he gets lower and comes in with the shoulder he could have gotten in a great hit that was legal.

I have no idea if the QB can play this week or not....at the time it didn't look good. They "could" also be without their best DL (#93) & #2 WR....both left the game with injuries. I don't think #1 can play due to the ejection.

Had to read this twice...thought you coined a new word "Memotional". 😂😂😂😂

We all fight "specialization" we have our own lust drunk baseball specialist hitting hard in 4th through 7th.

Something is jacked this year with Calpreps. Just giving #9 a little back of what he dishes out.

Wait...aren't you the guys that says feeder success doesn't matter? Hopefully it doesn't matter with that 7th grade basketball team last year.

Without question. To what degree is debatable. I do feel it has helped the most in keeping people home.

Gibson Southern left the PAC in 1979 when the Big Eight Conference was formed.....perhaps driven by Coach Jewell's success and the promise of a highly competitive conference... then dropping enrollment (well down into 2A) drove the move back in 1994 only made worse by the loss of the Emge packing plant in 1999 (400 layoffs). I wasn't in the fold in those days but I am sure there were real or perceived competitive reasons as well.

JACK C. JEWELL (Deceased) Inducted: July 16, 1988 in Ft. Branch, IN Date of Birth: April 22, 1937 in Owensboro, KY High School Attended: Owensboro Graduated: 1955 High School Honors: Football team was acclaimed State Champions by several KY newspapers 1954; Honorable Mention All-State 1954; received a football scholarship to Indiana University in 1955. College Attended: Attended Indiana University 1955, then transferred to WKU 1956 Western Kentucky Graduated: 1961 College Honors: 2nd Team All-Ohio Valley Conference 1959 Coaching Experience: Mitchell, IN HS assistant coach 2 years; Tell City assistant coach 5 years; Fort Branch head coach 1968-1973, with a record of 42-9-3 and undefeated in 1972; Gibson Southern head coach 1974-1986, with a record of 86-45; overall record as head coach for 19 years of 128-54-3 and with only 1 losing season in those 19 years. Coaching Honors: Pocket Athletic Conference Champions 1971, 1972, and 1974; Big 8 Co-Champions 1983. Outstanding Players Coached: Terry Cole, Mitchell HS; Don Angermeir, Gibson Southern HS South All-Star 1976; Kelly Maurer, Gibson Southern HS football captain and South All-Star 1981. Family: Wife, Beverly; children, Piper and Jeff Coach Jewell passed away March 3, 1996. Fort Branch Record: 1968 5-2-2 1969 6-1-1 1970 6-3 1971 8-1 1972 9-0 1973 8-2 Gibson Southern Record: Year Record 1974 9-1 1975 8-2 1976 7-3 1977 7-3 1978 6-4 1979 8-2 1980 7-3 1981 6-4 1982 5-5 1983 9-1 1984 5-5 1985 7-4 1986 2-8

Yeah...that doesn't seem fair.

What is the consequence of a positive test?

You need to take a much closer look at the Big 8 in the Jewell years....junior.

At least we can agree those Memorial teams weren't great. And look up Jack Jewell...thanks junior....new material would be awesome.

My comment had nothing to do with yours....simply a jab at your boy shakdown who has a 3 year memory. You might be right about this year.

Would have been nice to have some film on him!! Kid has a future.

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And the three before that.