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Didn't some Parke County schools consolidate to be relevant in Athletics? 

Is that what the NSF would prevent?

I'd also like to know how they might fair being 3A this cycle.  I was under the impression that a trip to the State Finals in 2020 was a realistic expectation once they got the younger kids coached up this last season.  Is there different expectations in 3A?

46 minutes ago, Spitting Llamas said:

Does anyone know of any similar running back camps? 

I've always heard good things about the Scheib Camp.  Think it covers all positions.

http://www.sosfootballcamp.com/teams/?u=SCHEIBOHARASCHEIB&s=football

On 12/11/2020 at 9:52 AM, Reb08 said:

Don't sleep on Mt. Vernon.  They have a freshman QB that is special....has a chance to be really good as a sophomore next year.  His leadership skills and work ethic is what makes him really special, along with his athletic ability.  In addition, they have other pieces around him.  They have the potential to have a nice 4-5 year run here.  However, until you prove it, people won't believe it.  

Have to agree with @Reb08here!  I watched some of their games towards the second half of the season.  He's got some serious potential!

Additionally, MV has put together quite a staff!  I thought Messner was a great hire for that program and someone they can count on for a while.  They've also got two other coaches on staff who were part of both of North Vermillion's LOS runs.  3 State Championship caliber coaches + talent = An MV team you can't sleep on!

On 12/12/2020 at 12:48 PM, Woody_Hayes said:

It can be hard to hire coach/teachers at a school with an enrollment of 240 period. We have a great situation at North Vermillion though in that regard. Very supportive administration. Having coaches in the building has been a big part of sustaining our success.

Interesting.  I was just assuming a lot of guys want to be responsible for scoring points as opposed to keeping them off the board.  

How many coaches on staff are also teachers?

What's a common number?

2 hours ago, 1st_and_10 said:

Seeger was in 2A south the last 2 years.

You are correct, I was thinking they were North for some reason.

But if Sectional 45 doesn't bump any teams up, Seeger could go North.  They should be contenders no matter what side of the bracket they are on though

Is D Coordinator the hardest position coach to hire?  At least in small school football?

Wabash River Conference Fields

Attica - Lewis Bruce Field - Believe he was a pretty successful athlete for Attica who passed away at 18

Covington - Trojan Complex

Fountain Central - Mustang Stadium 

North Vermillion - Gibson Field - named after the family that donated the land that the field is built on

Parke Heritage - No Name

Riverton Parke - Frank Ciolli Field - First coach at RP

South Vermillion - Brent Anderson Memorial Stadium - First coach at SV, previously Clinton HS

Seeger - Patriot Field

On 11/29/2020 at 7:45 AM, WWFan said:

I wonder in 1A with alot of schools dropping are south (Forest Park, Providence, Clarksville) and North schools moving up (LCC, busco) which teams will move north in sectionals

Seeger's last cycle in 1A they were South, but their most recent cycle in 2A they were North.  I would think, with Sectional 45 not losing any teams, Seeger would be a team that would go north...and likely make some noise

Hope this isn't against any guidelines...

Anyone know of any young coaches on the rise?  Potential HC candidates in a few years?  Maybe not young but not widely known?

Love hearing about people that do a great job, but aren't credited with Wins and Losses just yet