Titan32

I like this study.

I think with the recent realignments that most everyone is happy considering all sports. The only school with some potential buyers remorse over the next few years might be Vincennes. In terms of football, the PAC folks might wish they had a little less non-conference freedom, and some SIAC guys might wish they had a little more.

I think it will be fantastic for Mt. Vernon to become a team in contention for the top spots in the conference....it only makes the rest of us better. The current freshman class (sophomores this football season) gave us a decent game in the middle school years, there is definitely some size and athleticism in that group. I only call them out as it is the group I am most familiar with.

I was mostly being funny....but combines don't measure heart!

Like Kyler Murray, Drew Brees and Russell Wilson. Baker Mayfield was listed at 5'10" in HS scout reports. LOL

A couple new matchups for Gibson Southern this season: New Albany 5A and South Warren (Ky) 5A

Ahh you mean the ol East/West of Southern Indiana sectional alignments?? I tried to run that one through as well (Basically splitting up 31 and 32 between "Evansville" area (32) and "other" Southern Indiana, mostly eastern (31) ...but without Sullivan and/or Memorial and it's looking like Brownstown - it was a little tougher to make work. It would look something like: 31 (eastern time zone teams) - Corydon, Salem, Charleston, Scottsburg, Rushville, Brown County, North Harrison, Southridge 32 (central time zone) - Mt. Vernon, Bosse, Vincennes Lincoln, Gibson Southern, Princeton, H.H., Washington, Pike Central Not sure I love this set-up, but you are right, it is another way they could go...? I'm more partial to the old way like this...but it would be a quick departure to move away from the newer layout already.

Been doing 3rd grade for 20 years and it seems to work pretty well.

The thread was started for input.....share your thoughts!

Yeah...I am not sure why the SIAC insisted on two or nothing when expanding the conference. For football I would think one addition might have been nice. Thanks man....you don't know how much that means coming from you!

Gibson Southern 2021 Schedule just released.

I agree...but my observation down here is that doesn't always equate to fan support...until at least a sectional championship game LOL. You will also find the rural publics very strong in terms of fan support.

Really?

Indiana Football Coaches Association Class 3A Senior All-State Team 2020 Offense Pos. First Name Last Name School Gr. Ht. Wt. OL Trace Walter Mishawaka Marian 12 6-5 250 OL Mitchell Menting Mishawaka Marian 12 6-2 185 OL Yvens Reisacher Jimtown 12 6-0 250 OL Jack Woodcock Indianapolis Chatard 12 6-2 268 OL Aaron Roberts Indianapolis Ritter 12 6-4 295 OL Gabe Pirtle Sullivan 12 6-4 220 OL Ethan Parris Lawrenceburg 12 6-1 270 OL Braden Tucker Gibson Southern 12 6-5 310 TE Brayden York Lawrenceburg 12 6-4 285 TE Timmy Godsil Indianapolis Ritter 12 6-1 195 WR Kam Johnson Fort Wayne Concordia 12 6-1 180 WR Thomas Coleman Indianapolis Chatard 12 6-3 180 WR Luke Wooten Danville 12 5-10 185 WR Reese McCoskey Salem 12 6-1 185 QB Maddix Bogunia-Bright Mishawaka Marian 12 6-2 175 QB Chase Taylor Southridge 12 6-2 214 RB Matthew Coons Indianapolis Chatard 12 6-0 190 RB Matt Springer Southridge 12 6-1 184 RB Aaron Nevil North Harrison 12 5-8 230 RB Ayden Hernandez River Forest 12 6-0 195 K Zachery Johnson Peru 12 5-10 165 Defense Pos. First Name Last Name School Gr. Ht. Wt. DL Logan Nahrwold Fort Wayne Concordia 12 6-2 255 DL Tristen Hayes Oak Hill 12 6-5 230 DL Jake Comer Danville 12 6-0 200 DL Antwann Dix Indianapolis Ritter 12 6-1 195 DL Brach Carrington Greencastle 12 6-3 200 DL Blake Ritzert Mt. Vernon 12 6-1 215 LB Mark Flores Calumet 12 5-11 210 LB Ethan Dutra Danville 12 5-10 220 LB Joel Rinkenberger Norwell 12 6-1 203 LB Cooper Harris Fort Wayne Concordia 12 5-11 205 LB Lucas Hines Brownstown Central 12 6-2 201 LB Parker Kippenbrock Southridge 12 6-1 182 DB Eli Riley Norwell 12 5-11 155 DB Brayden Payne Fort Wayne Concordia 12 6-0 170 DB Brady Kinnett Indianapolis Chatard 12 5-9 180 DB Danny Rhoad Guerin Catholic 12 5-11 173 DB Grant Bell Sullivan 12 5-10 180 DB Camden Gasser Southridge 12 5-10 159 PTR Blaze Cano Hanover Central 12 5-9 170 Indiana Football Coaches Association Class 3A Junior All-State Team 2020 Offense Defense Pos. First Name Last Name School Gr. Ht. Wt. OL Ryan Hildeman Hanover Central 10 6-2 285 OL Wade Melanson Tippecanoe Valley 11 6-2 364 OL Zach Christianson Norwell 11 5-10 260 OL Ashton Craig Lawrenceburg 11 6-5 265 OL Kijaunta Goodwin Charlestown 11 6-8 305 TE Tyler Dostin Danville 11 6-4 225 WR Dahya Patel Lawrenceburg 11 6-1 185 WR Rory Heltsley Gibson Southern 11 6-3 185 QB Kale Payne Danville 11 6-3 190 QB Carter St John Indianapolis Chatard 11 5’-11 178 RB Jamasyn Virgil Tippecanoe Valley 11 6-1 170 RB Garrett Yoon Lawrenceburg 11 5-1 185 K Cooper Wolka Brownstown Central 11 6-1 215 Pos. First Name Last Name School Gr. Ht. Wt. DL Dennis Hurn River Forest 11 6-0 263 DL Brody Bolyn Norwell 10 6-3 250 DL Jayden Childers Indianapolis Brebeuf 11 6-2 225 DL Mariere Omomode West Lafayette 11 6-1 248 LB Setefano Sete Mishawaka Marian 11 5-11 230 LB Jeremiah Jackson Indianapolis Brebeuf 11 5-11 181 LB J.T. Downey West Lafayette 11 6-3 190 LB Jacob Taylor John Glen 11 6-3 201 DB Gannan Howes Hanover Central 10 5-9 175 DB Greg Atkinson Jr. Mishawaka Marian 11 5-11 155 DB Johntu Reed Jimtown 11 6-2 205 DB Cannon Melchi West Lafayette 11 6-0 164

Congrats to all that made the list!

There has undoubtedly been job loss.

I don't think it can be proven that the IHSAA ever has shown they give two squats about time zone....or am I wrong on that?

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I went to ISU. 🙂

Thought perhaps there was a subsidy or something at least from the County/State to provide the service. Great respect for those who provide it.

Does the state pay for it, or do parents pay Roncalli directly? Just curious not making any points here.

I didn't mean to imply they didn't. But lets say in your county there is a public that is designated as the key facility for kids with these issues....it can be a factor in enrollment.

We have a many of the attributes mentioned repeatedly on the GID that folks say it takes to be successful in football. We work hard to maintain them. We also have a good program for physically and mentally challenged kids (another factor in the enrollment at many publics).

He includes Jasper in all his posts relating to success in SWI...I never quite get it. This years Jasper team was the best in a decade.

I don't think recruiting is an issue and we know kids move around to publics in the current environment so I'm not sure why this keeps coming up. It's not the issue. There are publics all over the state who have CYO like youth leagues, feeder systems etc. but all things being equal they are still disadvantaged in comparison to their enrollment equal on the private side of the fence....why? It's been said here already, it's not what privates have....it's what they don't have. They don't have a subset of the student population that doesn't do anything related to extracurriculars at all. They don't have to deal with that type of Human. In addition, EVERY public has this situation regardless of the socioeconomic status of the neighborhood the building happens to be in. All of them.