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here is the crazy and maybe scarier thing WRT witch is where Center Grove is at is growing  as well.

On 11/20/2020 at 6:07 PM, DanteEstonia said:

How do you handle schools that have participation rates above 50%?

ok the participation percentage was just a way to get to a number to add to the over all number of kids playing  after the Aug 1 count.  so if any kids joined after you would have them counted. You can even not use and just go with a set number across the board of 5 or 10 or 7,  

6 hours ago, temptation said:

From what I hear, CG's freshmen and JV teams also went undefeated, so there's also that.

Yes and most games had running clocks 

32 minutes ago, Grover said:

Evans will be back.

also griffin who was the 5 DB

21 minutes ago, DT said:

CG will be better next year

They will have a first team All State QB running the show.  Moore will continue to open up the passing game utilizing Jackson's big arm and a stable of fleet receivers.  Trojans will break in a few new running backs to replace Steele

On defense, the states all time highest recruited athlete Caden Curry returns to wreak havoc as a senior    Plenty of returning juniors and lots of underclassmen ready to step up.  

The falloff will come in 2022

 

I do not see a fall off in 2022 Jv and freshman team undefeated and most games had a  running clock by 3rd quarter.  Middle school team have some studs in them and the JRT went undefeated and won state 

21 hours ago, Grandpa B said:

and in the 3 years before this year, out of the 18 state champions, 3 came from Marion County?   In the Metro area 4 (Ben Davis, Warren, Carmel and Chatard).  4 of 18.  

BD WC are in Marion county 

Center grove is not in indy but it is darn close 

here is a crazy idea i had for reclassification 

Aug 1 ever school turns in the number of kids playing from 12 to 9. Let say school A had 156 total kids.  after you take that number you divided it by the number of males in the school. Lets say 2500 kids and 1250 are male.  You take 156 divided by 1250 and find the percent of kids playing football.  this would give the percent of males playing at 12%.  then you add 12 to the total number of players so if any new kids that might want to play still can and you all ready have a number for them.

my crazy head came up with for a few reason i felt it would be the most fair why for this reason

you have a P/s with 2800 kids in it and 1200 males.  your number of player in the program 97, that is 8% of males playing football

you have a P/P with 1200 kids say 700 male and you have 120 kids in the program that is 17% of kids playing football 

aslo you have a P/s with 3200 kids 1600 males and 100 kids in the program  that is 6%.  

I think  basing you 1-6 classification  number of kids total playing and not enrollment might be a better way of doing it, i know this a crazy idea and my say i have them all the time some times crazy ideas work they just might need a little help from others

2014 max was dominant BD I think he over 200 before he pulled his hamstring 

2 minutes ago, foxbat said:

That's not completely accurate.  With vouchers there are some folks that can make it work for a similar cost that it cost for my kid to attend an out-of-district school.  One of my kids attends public school in a different district than where we live and we pay a differential for that to happen ... and when my youngest follows him, we'll have to also pay that differential again.

i forget about the vouchers thank your for reminded me about that

Just now, FCGriz said:

Lucas Hoffman transferred in from Roncalli.

yes he did,  what i was told it was a because of the what happened with the old coach, not to do with playing time, also he played in the CG bantam program as a kid and i believe he lives in WRTS

watch any CG game this years and will see him do it. as far as the call you can go to CG website and pull it up it was the last play of the 3rd quater

2 minutes ago, Footballking16 said:

Nearly 2/3’s of Cathedral’s enrollment is on some kind of financial aid and I’m guessing that’s on the low end in comparison to other P/P’s statewide. Plenty of single parent kids going to P/P’s. 
 

Open enrollment allows you to attend any public school you want. Before, you attended your local high school or paid to go to a private school. Open enrollment ended that ideology. 

i know the rule on open enrollment,  i might have not made it clear,  what i was trying to say.   it is no cost to go from P/S to P/S but to go to P/P you have to phony up some cash

financial aid i see

what is the rule on hurdle? last night Carson Steele get call for it, but i have seen him and others do it all year

17 minutes ago, Footballking16 said:

Only rich kids go to P/P’s?

Wouldn’t that then be an even bigger advantage to public schools? 

i did not  say rich i just said if they can afford it.  a family with 2 parents that work with good paying jobs vs a single mom or dad that can just pay the bills.  

Not sure how that would bigger advantage to public schools?

1 minute ago, Footballking16 said:

Open enrollment has ended the discussion about “borders” and that was almost 10 years ago.

yes but only if their parents can afford it

I have always have felt P/P school should be in their own class.  One of the biggest reason was  they have no borders  they can get kids from anywhere.  I know that has changes with open enrollment.  Kids can go anywhere if they get  their, but with the P/P they can only get there if the parents can afford it.  

At the half Cg 48 East 0

I was real impressed with East last year.  I was thinking  they where underclass heavy last year, not a lot of seniors.  

I want to apologize to Columbus North I was wrong and misinterpreted what I read in an article.  Also not know how CN had done tickets all year.  After I got the email about tickets and what I thought I read in a earlier article I jump the gun on what I thought was going on.  I was hope to be able to take my son to the game.  With him not being on the 75 man roster he was hoping to be able to go because he want to be able to support his teammates.  Again I am sorry for implying some that was not their.  

20% = around 500 tickets witch is half of visitors bleachers

6 hours ago, Olympian06 said:

Also, 6 hours after you made your first topic. It’s okay man, you don’t have to lie to kick it. 

I know timing  of it looks crazy but it is the truth 

3 hours ago, IndplsCathedral_Dad said:

A CG fan cry afoul when they kept around 80% of the tickets for themselves for our game?!?  There are some great people down in CG, but some are just complete knuckleheads that have no clue what the hell they're talk about.

With it being a CG home game why would we not keep 80% of the tickets. If you want more home games build your own stadium.

10 hours ago, tango said:

How has Center Grove handled tickets?  Down here in EVV it's been pretty limited attendance all year at 250 per side.

Up until cathedral it was 25% capacity parents of the football team, band, cheerleaders, and dance team got two tickets if a kids parents where divorced then they get four tickets.  After that they would go on sale to students and generally Pulic.  Now for cathedral it was push up to 50% with the governor placeing us in phase 5 of the Covid reopening plan. The ticket for everone mention above it push to 4 tickets each.  Not sure on total number of people at games but do know they sold out of them ever game. I do know it helps the Ray Skillman Stadium hold a lot of people 

3 minutes ago, Frozen Tundra said:

No. Players, coaches, cheerleaders, band members and their families. My understanding is that each kid on the football team, cheerleading team, and band get two tickets for family and the seniors sometimes get more than that so more of their family can come. The tickets have never been made public because those affiliated with Columbus North or Columbus East football, cheerleading, or band end up taking all of the tickets for the home side. There’s no conspiracy here.

It’s also my understanding that both schools (North and East) have been given guidelines on the number of tickets from the school corporation based on the direction of the local health department.

The only reason I keep ask questions is because I curious on how they and other schools handle fans for the season