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No, but the fact is neither are going to lose IN CLASS. The most difficult challenge will be game #9. It is indeed the game of the decade, year, century...... name it!

CG 27 Carmel 7. End of 3rd qtr.

Center Grove 17 Carmel 7. 7:30 left, 3rd qtr

Center Grove 10 Carmel 7 5:30 left 2nd qtr

Between these videos and dog rescue videos, you could keep me tied up for weeks.

Correct. That was the direct result in Richard Lugar's unigov........ expand the city limits to include the entire county. I think the only ones excluded were Beech Grove and Speedway, which were there own towns.

The population of Indianapolis proper has increased modestly at best. Since the 1970 census (post-unigov) vaulted Indy from 26th largest US city to 11th largest, their modest gains in population have not kept pace with other cities. They are now 17th largest. There is a decline in people living in the original city limits, most have flocked to township schools (Washington, Wayne, Warren, Lawrence, Franklin, Perry, Pike, Decatur), and still more have migrated to the donut counties.

2019 & 2020. Lost to Center Grove (you may have heard of them) in semi-state. Game Over. Would you like to play again?

Really? Ben Davis state champions in 2014 & 2017.

HSE 44 Avon 31 Brownsburg 35 Franklin Central 0 Noblesville 31 Fishers 24 *upset special* Westfield 27 Zionsville 13

With a 22-16 win over Richmond that 26 game losing streak is history!

Columbus North 28 Columbus East 0.

Agreed. I was disappointed in Brownsburg’s passing attack. The QB needs more development in that area. He is going to be an all-stater his junior and senior seasons.

And you're not going to tell us the name of the eatery?

Yeah. Avon coaching staff should be embarrassed. If you have enough talent to score the ball, you should have enough talent to stop the opponent.

Ben Davis/Avon are 21-21 with still 2:00 left in the 1st quarter!

Yeah usually this thing does it's thing on sectional championship night, right?

Assuming Westfield is better than Brownsburg....... and they may be. But Brownsburg may pose different problems for Cathedral.

This cannot bode well for Avon.

But, "pound per pound".......

Brownsburg/Cathedral is at the very least intriguing.

So which school cancelled?

Could have been a sweep as Avon went ahead with 3:30 left in the game, but failed to contain on the outside and a long gain from a short pass resulted in the winning TD with :35 left.

I'd say Avon was about 2/3 of a normal crowd, which would be somewhere around 3,000. With no band that probably had something to do with it. Kudos to the students though, who brought like I haven't seen in years, and stayed until the end! Lawrence North had somewhere around 100-150.