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Staxawax

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  1. 39 minutes ago, SenatorFan said:

    Tennessee was robbed of a TD. No way he was down or forward progress was stopped. Play to the whistle. 

    1. Nobody knows when the whistle blew

    2. The replay kept showing the side judge running up to the play calling for timeout, but no replay showed when he started his run or when he blew the whistle.  I suspect it was much earlier.

  2. 2 hours ago, temptation said:

    Avon’s F/R/L percentage (there it is again) is 6x that of Zionsville’s and 4x that of Carmel’s and the gap is growing.

    If by “fine” you mean bottom half of the conference in every sport, you’re right.

    They’d have the lowest rate among current MIC schools.

    They need to make the move.

    Avon is planning on breaking ground in late 2022 or early 2023 on the new Easton Grey development, a mixed use community along the White Lick greenway.  Along with high-end apartments and townhomes, there will be approx. 850 single family homes, ranging in price from $350k - $750k and up. This will be the long sought "downtown" Avon has been missing. Not all of those families will send their kids to Avon schools, but those that do will only help the F/R/L percentage. I know parents that sought out Avon schools because of their commitment to inclusion. Avon's high graduation rate does not fit in with Marion County school systems. In summary, Avon has no interest in leaving the HCC.  

    And yes, Avon has fielded state level competitive teams in track, wrestling, soccer, volleyball, football, softball,  etc. 

    The thing about Carmel is this....  they are going to dominate everyone in swimming, tennis, cross country. Every other sport will be cyclical but they will be top 5 in most. They will be a great challenge to HCC athletics to raise the bar.

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  3. 11 hours ago, HHF said:

    Impressive bit of research.  3 factors immediately come to mind as I contemplate your question.

    1. CN is not at all thrilled with the year to year instability of Conference Indiana.  Travel to Bloomington and Terre Haute are less than desirable.  The school would prefer to find a new long term home.

    2. Joining The New MIC means avoiding CG and CA during the regular season.  Meeting them in the post season is something I think Bless would eventually embrace, assuming he has a strong team to offer.  

    3. Outside of CG and CA, the MIC is in a downward spiral from a competitive standpoint.  I doubt he is intimidated at the prospect of playing BD and WC.  CN played both Roncalli and Cathedral this year, 2 Top 5 teams in the state.  I dont see CN hiding from this type of challenge.  Bless was giving his best Lou Holtz response when he addressed the enrollment question.  

     

    The chance to be in the spotlight every Friday night and away from the CI nightmare should be a no brainer for CN.  They should already have their application in as we speak.

    So Carmel and CG want a new vision for their athletics because of "culture" differences, but Columbus North wouldn't care?

  4. 16 hours ago, Irishman said:

    I do think Michigan can beat Georgia.....I was not impressed with Bennett against the Bama defense. I think the Michigan defense will dominate. If they can pull it off, they are back in Indy; close to home; a slight advantage having just played in that building. Cincy's offense might be able to move the ball, but I do not think they have the defense to stop Bama. 

    Wow. Are you basing this on Georgia's one performance against 'Bama?  I think UM can be in this game, but domination by the defense is a reach.

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