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cloudofdust

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  1. Sectional is right around the corner. Seems this season has flown by.

    MSC Sectionals 23 (4A) 32 (3A) and 39 (2A) and PLAC Sectionals 40 and 48 look fairly competitive.

    What's everyone's thoughts at this point?

    I'm not sure there is a clear favorite in either one except maybe East Central in 23. NH has the size and style to go head to head with Heritage Hills in 32 and Charlestown has yet to play to their full potential I believe. 39 looks to be shaping up as a rematch between Btown and Triton Central. Valley will likely have their hands full with Providence being the hot team in 48. Paoli has a good chance of moving out of 40. Would be great to representation from both conferences in regional this year and it looks as if that could be a possibility. 

    Pairings happen Oct 8. Can be streamed on https://www.ihsaatv.org/

     

     

  2. Week 6 Match-Ups:

    Brownstown at Seymour

    Corydon at Salem

    Jeffersonville at Silver Creek

    North Harrison at Eastern Pekin

    Scottsburg at Charlestown

    Clarksville at Perry Central

    Crawford County at Springs Valley

    Eastern Greene at Paoli

    Madison at Mitchell

    North Daviess at West Washington

    By Popular Demand! Bonus Game of the Week

    Heritage Hills at Gibson Southern

  3. 22 minutes ago, roaringthunderdlr said:

    I've been curious about this topic for a while and I figure that I'm in the right place. Why is Crawford County so bad at football? I understand that the county has economic issues but I have to assume that the issues lie much deeper than that. Is there any light at the end of the tunnel for them? Their basketball team went to state about 6 years ago, so they can definitely develop some athletes.

    Realistically producing a good basketball team and football team are 2 very different things and not comparable at all.

    2A football is very competitive in this area. Their conference is getting stronger and and the sectional is tough.

    They've never had a chance to build off of regular season success. Winning helps cure a lot of problems.

     

     

  4. On 8/14/2023 at 6:27 PM, BTF said:

    Yes. A player is faster on turf than he is on grass (short grass). That's not an opinion. Absolutely, one hundred percent, would a team like Penn be better served playing someone like Ben Davis or Warren Central on grass. Unless it's snowing or raining, the outcome is still the same, but by a lessor margin. I'm not sure how this is even debatable. 

    I'm not sure I have ever understood this argument. I've played and coached on both surfaces. Not one time did one team play on turf while the other had to play on grass.

    If it makes one team faster, it proportionally makes the other team faster.

     

     

     

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  5. 23 hours ago, whiteshoes said:

    So if the family is of the proper social status, then the kids will work harder on overall development.    Wow, only in Indiana.

    If you really can't understand the demographic difference between public and private schools, I suggest you sign up to be a substitute at a couple nearby public schools for a couple reasons. One, they probably are in dire need of subs and two, it will not take long for your eyes to be opened.

     

     

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  6. 21 hours ago, Donnie Baker said:

    I was just toad Park Tudor and Clinton Prairies  have to replay their sectional game due to PT having 12 on the field the last 3 plays on defense. CP was in the red zone and lost by 6. Has this ever happened before?

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    How in the world does a team have 12 players and not one single coach, including the ones up on the press box, not scream their heads off at the officials to bring it to their attention.

    Is it a penalty? Sure is.

    Would it have helped them have a better chance of winning? Sure could have.

    Did it decide the outcome of the game? Maybe.

    Unfortunately, the game is over. I see no way of a game being replayed because of this. That would be a terrible precedent to set.

    I'm not saying I wouldn't be very upset to see this if I was on staff at CP. You trust the crews at tournament time to be on point, but I'd be a little more upset and a bit embarrassed that no one on our sidelines caught it.

     

     

  7. Mitchell at Paoli

    Tell City at Crawford County

    Perry Central at Mater Dei

    Springs Valley at Providence

    West Washington at Eastern Greene

    Silver Creek at Jennings County

    Scottsburg at Corydon

    North Harrison at Southridge

    Charlestown at Salem

    Brownstown at Brown County

    Clarksville at Eastern Pekin

  8. 19 minutes ago, crimsonace1 said:

    Because the ball is dead when the defense possesses it ... 

    Are the only ways a defense could score in OT 
    *-A safety (which would be incredible, given it would require the loss of 90 yards)
    *-The offensive team fumbling in its own end zone and the D recovering it (and if that happens, is that a score or a dead ball? I presume it's a touchdown for the defense since they don't ever truly "possess" the ball). 

    Obviously, both would be ridiculously extraordinary situations.  

    These situations you describe are the same that I thought of in being the only possibilities for the defensive team to score.

    Sometimes scenarios are written into rules because they can happen, no matter how unlikely. What a way to lose a ball game.

  9. 13 hours ago, WWFan said:

    PLAC youth league finals

    WW over Paoli 25-7 in 3/4

    Valley over Mitchell 36-19 in 5/6. 

    Still getting used to the new youth league situation here. Good to see our county representing well in their respective conferences.

    The MSC youth league finished up last week. Both of the Salem upper division teams finished 6-0 this year. Exciting group of kids to be around.

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  10. 1 hour ago, jets said:

    And so back to my original question on the subject - how is what you described ANY DIFFERENT than what Bob posted with the punt scenario?? 

     

    The only difference I can imagine would be continuity. If it's part of every play then it's part of the game plan. I've seen plenty of flexbone teams that peg and have quick motion. 

    If you only pull it out oh 3 or 4th and short then it is deceiving and clearly intended to cause the defense to jump.

     

  11. 53 minutes ago, Bobref said:

    Look, the best I can do without a visual is tell you what the rule says. Was the play “clearly intended” to cause the defense to jump? Does it “simulate action at the snap?” If it does either of these things, it’s a foul. Is there any way to give a black letter hard line answer to a hypothetical? No. If this is heading in the direction of trying to remove officiating judgment from the equation, just give up now. The rule is written to not just allow such judgment, but to require it.

    Not intending to remove judgement at all. I believe officials have an incredibly difficult job. You know rules better than anyone on the sidelines and I fully understand when and why judgment comes in to play. I was just elaborating on the scenario jets gave with a very specific scenario. It's what I have seen the most of in the past.

     

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