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You could not be more wrong.

Most of these observations have to be taken in the context of Coach Nowlin's thread, Word of Caution, Reserve Judgments for.... Most of the teams that surprised or disappointed opening night will be true to form by week 4........ if we make it that far!

Neither defense stopped the offense in that game until the 2nd half. Avon had their way in the 1st except they made mistakes that LN didn’t. Don’t misconstrue what I’m saying...... LN is for real and a possible contender in the MIC, but their defense needs reps like most teams.

Well, everyone who touched the ball looked “super good” tonight. I’m sure you’re right, as I said McCauley makes them so dangerous. IU is getting a good one. LN should be a force in the MIC this year!

LN 62 Avon 34. Final. LN is elite on offense. Speed kills. Talent kills. The combo of the two is deadly. LN was never challenged offensively by the Avon D. Not sure how good they are defensively but they might just outscore everyone.

Lawrence North 48 Avon 27. Half. No typo. LN offense.... only the clock stopped them. Avon has no answer for the D1 QB. Avon offense..... very good, but mistakes have not allowed them to stay with LN on the scoreboard. LN is for real........ Avon, not so much.

Per WTHR Channel 13 a Southport player has tested positive and tonight's game has been cancelled.

They have a fantastic looking stadium!

I'm thinking the Giants will be on the "revenge" tour when they seek to reverse the Brownsburg and Avon losses from last season. Brownsburg is getting some lofty praise this year, we'll see if they can live up to their press clippings. Should be a fairly high scoring game.

This will certainly make DT happy.

From being the perennial top dog in the B1G to perennial challenger to U of A, LSU and Georgia? Plus, all those fans that get to travel to away games at IU, U of I, etc. I don't think the OSU fans would favor the move.

No school in the B1G is going to play this fall if the B1G stays by their decision. It's in the bylaws, so if Nebraska, Iowa or OSU for that matter, make the decision to play football this fall in another league, that will be permanent. No going back. Sacrificing their $50 million annual treasure chest. It simply won't happen.

"Wildfire". You. Are. Amazing. By the way, everyone's phone now has Covid 19 tracing on it. Don't believe me? Check. I'll wait.

Well that turned into an instant freezing cold take!

It's HIPAA, not HIPPA. And no law was violated. No persons name or his personal health history.

We always think we see things from the stands that the official(s) misses when he is right on top of the play. I don't think officials have better eyesight, so officiating from the press box would be impossible.

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So a quick look at games within approximately 1 hour drive from Indy (again not knowing where you live) but I tried to get as many rivalry games as possible: Week 1 - Warren Central @ Center Grove Week 2 - Columbus East @ Columbus North Week 3 - Carmel @ Center Grove Week 4 - Avon @ Brownsburg or Cathedral @ Chatard Week 5 - Mooresville @ Decatur Central Week 6 - Carmel @ North Central or Indy Lutheran @ Scecina Week 7 - Rensselaer Central @ Lafayette Central Catholic Week 8 - Eastern (Greentown) @ Sheridan Week 9 - Cathedral @ Center Grove None of these games will probably be played anyway (wear a mask people!) but come up with a better schedule in 15 minutes!

So jump on the bandwagon eh?

It would probably help to know what side of Indy you will live.

True! All the "Invitationals" that schools host in Sept. & Oct (leading up to districts, regionals, etc.) are strictly for practice and to be scored and critiqued by actual judges. And, it's a money maker for the host school. Look for Bands of America, which has regionals all over the country and finals at LOS to be the next domino to fall.

From the Oxford English Dictionary: Usage The term American Indian has been steadily replaced in the US, especially in official contexts, by Native American, which became prominent in the 1970s. The latter is preferred by some as being a more accurate and respectful description (the word Indian recalling Columbus' assumption that, on reaching America, he had reached the east coast of India), as well as avoiding the stereotype of cowboys and Indians in the stories of the Wild West. However, American Indian is still widespread in general use even in the US, partly because it is not normally regarded as offensive by American Indians themselves. Nevertheless, since the category American Indian is very broad, it is preferable where possible to name the specific people, such as Apache, Comanche, or Sioux.

So, honest question. Was the term "Native American" given to the ones who were here originally by the PC people or is this the name they prefer. Are they adamantly opposed to the term "Indian"?

Wasn't Miami an Indian Tribe?

It's no secret that MB families buy a lot of tickets to football games. But, probably doesn't matter this year.