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Look at Youtube 8 man football. There are a lot of videos including the Illinois 2019 championship game. There are also some very good instructional videos. There is generally a lot more scoring, usually games are in the 40, 50, 60 point range. It seems pretty entertaining to me. I think Indiana is behind the times as is par for the course.

State 8-man 6-man 9-man Alabama 19 8 0 Alaska 4 8 0 Arizona 31 0 0 Arkansas 1 0 0 California 108 0 0 Colorado 40 30 0 Connecticut 1 0 0 Delaware 15 0 0 Florida 15 32 0 Georgia 21 0 0 Hawaii 8 0 0 Idaho 45 2 0 Illinois 24 1 0 Indiana 0 0 0 Iowa 61 0 0 Kansas 110 13 0 Kentucky 0 0 0 Louisiana 9 0 0 Maine 10 0 0 Maryland 0 0 0 Massachusetts 0 0 0 Michigan 64 0 0 Minnesota 0 0 70 Mississippi 21 0 0 Missouri 26 0 0 Montana 41 37 0 Nebraska 113 25 0 Nevada 77 0 0 New Hampshire 1 0 0 New Jersey 2 0 0 New Mexico 18 11 0 New York 29 0 0 North Carolina 15 0 0 North Dakota 0 0 46 Ohio 0 0 0 Oklahoma 88 0 0 Oregon 41 0 0 Pennsylvania 21 0 0 Rhode Island 0 0 0 South Carolina 19 0 0 South Dakota 0 0 79 Tennessee 14 0 0 Texas 0 234 0 Utah 0 0 0 Vermont 0 0 0 Virginia 0 0 0 Washington 34 0 0 Washington, D.C. 1 0 0 West Virginia 0 0 0 Wisconsin 47 0 0 Wyoming 0 13 0

I sure hope this is true.

I would love to hear some thoughts on the 8 man proposal. It basically states that any school under 300 students could opt for 8 man football. They would require at least 16 teams statewide to be able to do this. I wonder if this would prompt any small schools to start a football program. I know in SW Indiana there are several schools that don't currently play football. Some that come to mind are South Knox, Loogootee, Bloomfield, Shakamak, NE Dubois, White River Valley, Clay City, Orleans, and others. Also Wood Memorial suspended their team a couple of years ago. It seems like that most of these schools could get at least 15 or 16 boys to come out for varsity play. I know there are start up costs, but if there is a will to do it, it could happen.

https://www.ihsa.org/default.aspx https://khsaa.org/

It is very poorly done. It looks like to amateur created it.

I am always disappointed when I go to the IHSAA website. I have visited many state high school websites and I have to say ours is by far the worst. Go visit Kentucky and Illinois websites. Kentucky's is a 10 and Indiana's is a 2. It has been really bad forever. I wonder why they can't be bothered to create a new one. But then again it is the IHSAA.

What you are saying is that all the students coming from Gavit and Clark should just forget their history and go with the Hammond name. It is typical in a consolidation for the new school to have a new name and mascot.

This past year Marietta won in 7A and Harrison out of Kennesaw won in 6A over Allatoona. My son played football at Harrison and his daughter played 4 years varsity soccer at Allatoona.

Valdosta State University Blazers. They are DII and maybe FCS in football.

Valdosta was dominant for decades, but they have dropped off. They are no longer in the largest school category. They are 6A now I believe. They are an independent city school district and there has been a lot of population shift to their Lowndes County schools.

Vincennes Lincoln has selected Tim Young as their new head coach. He formerly coached at Vincennes Rivet. He coached Rivet to one state championship and five semi state championships. https://www.wzdm.com/2020/05/11/tim-young-back-in-coaching-as-lhs-girls-head-coach/

Georgia has a lot of really good 7A schools. I would list the top ones as Lowndes County (Valdosta), Colquitt County ( Moultrie), Grayson, Parkview (Decatur), Marietta, and McEachern (Powder Springs).

https://www.hudl.com/video/2/31541/5db4af3abd6a6e0d084de186 Another view.

Hopefully playing a tougher schedule will help Vincennes wear down Sullivan.

This is slightly off topic, but I wonder why Providence isn't in either the Mid Southern or Patoka Lake conferences?

I haven't researched this, but I doubt there are few other states that use a blind draw in the football playoffs. Georgia certainly doesn't and I don't think any neighboring states here do. No NCAA football playoffs use a blind draw. Indiana is always way behind the rest of the country in most things and this is another example of that.

We have districts here in Georgia. A team has to finish in the top part of the standings to make the playoffs.

Vincennes will host Sectional 31 boys. Vincennes Washington Sullivan Princeton Pike Central

Arlington doesn't seem to have as much parking as Cathedral. Do fans park at the Devington Plaza shopping center?

I have never visited the Cathedral campus. However, looking at it on Google Earth it looks like they have an artificial turf covered football field. It also appears that there is about 150' of woods to the north of the field separating it from the Retreat House. Wouldn't there be plenty of room to build seating there? Just asking.

Friday, Aug. 30 Boonville at Vincennes ©, 6:30 pm North Posey at Mount Vernon, 7 pm Princeton at Terre Haute North, 6:30 pm Southridge at Jasper, 6:30 pm Washington at Bosse, 7 pm

Friday, Aug. 30 Boonville at Vincennes ©, 6:30 pm North Posey at Mount Vernon, 7 pm Princeton at Terre Haute North, 6:30 pm Southridge at Jasper, 6:30 pm Washington at Bosse, 7 pm

I believe I counted 65 in the Vincennes Sun Commercial photo for Vincennes Lincoln.

Evansville Harrison @ Vincennes Lincoln.