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They dropped the ball low balling great candidates… disappointing

I've heard they are close to a decision, rumors I have heard are that either way it will be a familiar face to the program. Take it with the salt a rumor deserves

Pike HS 6'4" 250lb Tackle Muna Newman-Nwodika c/o 2026 with a 4.3 GPA tallies his first D1 offer from Western Michigan to add to DIIs Grand Valley State and Gannon... More D1 offers to come, definitely a hidden gem on the Northwest Side of Indy

Its like 6 kids, their youth coach got hired at NC as a position coach and they followed

I'm sure there are screenshots out there, but it has probably been deleted or it was on an IG live and went away... there has been a lot of murkiness surrounding this rule and some seeing it as a free-for-all without actually self-regulating

The one to BD had a whole graphics package and went IG live on the BD sideline during the Brownsburg Sectional game calling it his "visit" 🤣

Pike HS 6-1, 215 (up 5 pounds in the off season already) Linebacker/ATH Dammy Adeoba c/o 2026 over the last week has lined up 3 MAC offers from Miami (OH), Kent State and Toledo... More sure to come soon Last Season: 101 Tackles 3 Picks 110 Return Yards 1 TD

I brought the idea of using a drone and we have embraced it as another angle, we have Hudl Focus (has not been as useful as billed but Hudl Sideline was slow or not functioning for chunks of this season and that was its main purpose), Drone footage and if weather is questionable we have the endzone camera that also gives tighter view. The biggest problem with the endzone camera is there is more human error, the drone captures sideline to sideline without having to pan or zoom much better than a typical endzone camera while staying steady. Plus the drone captures all of the routes on the field so you can coach up routes from a better vantage point than your typical sideline wide copy.

There was once a rumor about an HCC/MIC 16 team "mega conference" where strength of schedule was determined by the last years record, that I think could be viable but a lot of work in negotiation rooms.

There's the emotional choice to stay in Sheridan and build on that family legacy or (if given the opportunity again) the business choice to go back down 31 a few miles and run it back... this opening will be interesting, that's for certain. And that coach left to coach college ball in Ann Arbor

That’s interesting, not what I seen in person, heard or seen on film 🤔