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Then transfer there lol Move and transfer there. It's got nothing to do with me being able to take another job though. It just shouldn't even be brought up as a reason for allowing a one time transfer. Doesn't make sense.

Why would them moving into our district bother me? Yes a transfer finally benefitted one of our sports programs. There is no comparison for a D1 athlete. How many more amenities do they need for it to be considered fair? good grief.

They don't act like adults more than they did a decade ago though, that's the issue. Why have any rules honestly? Why are they even made to go to school? I mean, what if they don't want to?

If they haven't broke ground? No shot

If the kids want to transfer, then transfer... move districts and go to a new school. The fact coaches and teachers move JOBS is 1000000% irrelevant to this discussion and quite honestly shouldn't be brought up. Coaches, teachers, and students are 3 completely different entities--- never understood why anyone would compare a student to a coach. There really isn't much to compare. Do you know many students with a mortgagee, car payment, 8 month old daughter, wife, etc?

In my opinion-- no

"Since coaches and teachers can leave any time, I believe we should allow at one-time transfer for the students." This is absolutely cringe-worthy quote. It's also stupid when they bring that point up in college.

Good golly. I guess Castle doesn't have a home game until Sept 6th.

16 days out they posted this morning showing them getting the actually turf on the foundation. So just started the final phase, or seemingly close to that. Those crews operate with pretty good efficiency though. I would think they'll be able to practice on it all week before the first game. (maybe the crew that did the Salem turf went to Corydon afterwards).. just a guess. With ours--- the crew that did it was at Jennings County putting their turf in before ours. They finished ours on Thursday afternoon with a home game on Friday lol

That looks great coach, didn't have you guys down as getting it this year. updated!

Fantastic. With Corydon+Salem both turf.... Weeks-- scrimmage through week 9-- we will play 1 game on grass. Next season, obviously when the schedule is flipped, we will play 2. 3 games over a two year time frame played on grass.

Brownstown was 2A the majority of existence. All schools are within 400 students, basically. I don't see it happening.

We weren't talking about him, but yes, very good.

Lol what?

Good. Happy to hear that. Heard he was a really good wrestler too.

Nice. Thanks

Elmore is sitting the first 3 games (365 days).. and will be eligible week 4. Looking like Norths QB last year might be having thumb surgery and unable to play QB this season.

What a wild bridge

Not sure about that. Parker might not even play basketball anymore. In my opinion, he'd better served up lift and run track, he is an excellent basketball player, though.

Composite colors 😂

I was going to say "Struggles to spell" for the Buckeyes. You all continuously spelling a 4 letter word an entire athletic event is relatively comical. Fantastic topic lol That offends me

I actually think... "12% using various legal supplements" is probably a low number. I know for a fact, it would be for ours. Bingo

Zero percent chance there are 12% of kids using steroids lol

It was stated "Southern Big" vs. "Southern Small"-- so I didn't understand why 4 schools bigger than Memorial were in the small. So that's what wouldn't make sense to me. Same with Providence. I also don't care, and I'm bored. Rather than stating "oh wow, great job"--- I preferred to discuss it more.

Why would Providence be in the HHC and not Brownstown, Madison, or Scottsburg? Great exercise though Also--- Central, Bosse, Harrison, and I believe Vincennes all have more students than Ev Memorial