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Yep, and from the looks of it Mel Tucker is the next victim.

1. Fishers @ Westfield 2. Fort Wayne Wayne @ Fort Wayne North 3. Greenwood @ Franklin 4. Columbia City @ Leo 5. Mooresville @ Martinsville 6. New Haven @ East Noble 7. Delta @ Greenfield-Central 8. Pendleton Heights @ Yorktown 9. Western Boone @ Danville 10. Southridge @ North Posey 11. Sheridan @ Eastern (Greentown)

Hun Hundreds to Thousands of minority athletes accept a scholarship free and willingly, play a decade of football there under Fitz, but now it’s a racist institution… while players continue to play for the program & lots have backed Fitz. Count me suspicious of it all. Trevor Bauer is still awaiting his apology and 2 years of his life back but people continue to presume guilt until innocence is proven...and then the story disappears. dreds to Thousands of minority athletes accept a scholarship free and willingly, play a decade of football there under Fitz, but now it’s a racist institution… while players continue to play for the program & lots have back reds to Thousands of minority athletes accept a scholarship free and willingly, play a decade of football there under Fitz, but now it’s a racist institution… while players continue to play for the program & lots have backed Fitz. Count me suspicious of it all.

ND's schedule looks a lot more formidable than it seemed back in August... A real chance to climb back into things.

65/72/78 for Indiana squads…wow. Damn close.

I started the thread praising Lutheran.

“Hatred” determines victory margins in your mind apparently…

I mean you also told me that Ohio State was angry about 2021 and was going to hang 50+ on Michigan last November so I guess I should listen to you on this subject.

If you say so...

But you still said it.

34-6 on the season. Ben Davis @ Lawrence Central: Giants have been on fire the last two weeks and return to Lawrence Township to pick up where they left off. Big opportunity for LC who has been very inconsistent. Close early, BD pulls away in the second half. Giants win 38-14. Lawrence North @ Center Grove: Can LN do the unthinkable? A week after a complete obliteration of Warren, the Wildcats head to Greenwood to take on a CG team that is quietly somehow flying under the radar. I think this one is closer than many think but CG has too much. Trojans win 30-14. North Central @ Pike: The battle for 5th place in the conference on the northwest side in a season to forget for both teams. Pike has at least been competitive in a couple of their losses, NC has not. Panthers' losing streak reaches TWENTY. Pike wins 28-14. Warren Central @ Carmel: Will be interesting to see how both teams respond after being on the losing end of one-sided games last Friday. Carmel's loss is more understandable as Warren has looked downright abysmal at times this year. Carmel holds serve at home 21-13. What say you?

30-6 on the season. Avon @ Zionsville: This may very well be Avon's best chance at a win thus far and possibly the rest of the way depending upon the sectional draw. Zionsville still licking its wounds after that shellacking at the hands of Brownsburg which is nothing to be ashamed of. Avon gets closer every week but I think they come up short again. Eagles win 27-20. Brownsburg @ Noblesville: This Brownsburg team is out to prove something. The regular season success is well documented but most, including myself, are in wait and see mode in late October/early November. HUGE opportunity for the Millers here as even keeping this once close could allow them to leave with their heads held high. I just don't see it however. Bulldogs win 41-17. Fishers @ Westfield: Game of the week in the conference as these two a firmly cemented in tier 2 (along with HSE) behind Brownsburg. Rocks were obliterated in front of a standing-room only crowd a couple of weeks ago and will be out to prove that they are better. I am taking Fishers in a nail biter/mild upset. Tigers win 24-20. Franklin Central @ Hamilton Southeastern: Like Avon, FC just can't seem to get over the hump though they play teams close. I see that being the case again but HSE just has too much in the end. Royals win 30-17. What say you?

Evidence or just biased hyperbole?

Also, I'm not sure "sending a message" to student athletes who had nothing to do with the decision to suspend the series is in the "Best Coaching Practices" handbook...

First career interception for Grant this past weekend at Nebraska… one week after laying a huge block downfield on a fellow teammate’s interception return for a touchdown…. 340 isn’t supposed to do these things…

Avon and Warren? C'mon now...

We gonna turn this into a "not only does Lutheran not have built in advantages but they ACTUALLY has many disadvantages" type of thread?

I think I agree.

I buried Roncalli early…then dug them back up and performed CPR while apologizing but now I am ready to bury them again. I think Cathedral is too. Irish by 21+.

My statement is still factual when you look at the teams Texas has beaten versus the remainder of the teams in the top 10.

What do those schools have in common? I can’t quite put my finger on it.

Absolutely possible but can’t ignore Texas’ wins thus far. They have really only played one gimme.

Can someone with more football expertise that I explain to me how the supposed elite ND offensive line had Hartman running for his life last night? Admittedly, I was a bit hydrated, celebrating my Wolverines victory earlier in the day, but it seemed like every time I looked up at the screen, Hartman was being chased around like a hound dog was chasing a rabbit. But it didn’t look like the Duke front four were the ones getting the pressure.

Purdue rolled Illinois.

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