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Milan is 4 minutes away from their first semistate since Bobby Plump (unofficially and assumed). They lead Providence 22-7. Really impressive last two weeks from the Indians.

Knox answers before the buzzer, its a third for McLaughlin. Pending 2pt/pat 22-21 Knox, 35 sec remaining in the half

Hawk Hassleman 3, Miles Mclaughlin 2 Angola leads just before half over Knox, 21-14.

But that defensive front 7 is just so good. Also Knox 35-14. Angola's Hawk Hassleman will attempt to do his best Myles McLaughlin impression, but I don't think it will be enough for the Hornets.

First to 75 wins.

I played for him when he was offensive coordinator at Marion. Good guy and a good relationship builder. We were awful when I played and sometimes if felt like he was the only legit coach we had on staff with a whole bunch of idiots. Dude has never coached at a true football school and has always seen improvement. Plymouth is in one of the toughest conferences in the state and Handley had em competing week in and week out! I'm sure he'll be getting a chance somewhere else.

You'll get South Adams vs Providence and enjoy it 🙂

If hoopscoach has a million fans, I am one. If hoopscoach has one fan, it is me. If hoopscoach has no fans, I am dead.

I have a hard time taking Yorktown over Gibson Southern and Heritage Hills. On the other hand, Yorktown played New Pal better than almost everyone and proved they were the better team than Pendleton Heights by winning convincingly on the road. Roncalli is a tough matchup next week but the Royals must make the trek to Tiger Town. Top of the NIC flexed their collective muscles tonight with two great wins and both have 50/50 shots to win next week in my eyes.

Swing your sword Shoals

Now you're just hotdogging

No, I am not. Although their re-admittance will certainly bridge the gap to p1

It's obviously HCC, then the MIC, but how does it go after that? Is it better if a conference has 1 or 2 great teams, or 4 or 5 quality teams? My guess: 1. HCC 2. MIC 3. DAC 4. Mid-States 5. SAC 6. Hoosier Heritage 7. SIAC 8. NLC 9. Circle City 10/HM. NIC, Pocket, Conference Indiana, Eastern Indiana, Hoosier Hills, NE8, NW Crossroads Top 5 small school conferences: 1. Pocket 2. Hoosier Legends 3. Monon 4. Indiana Northern State 5. ACAC or CIC Sorry if I forgot your conference and yes I am probably wrong.

They claim to operate in a "college-prepatory environment." Bet they go to as many classes as the IMG guys do

St. Thomas Aquinas played NFL Academy at Hotspur Stadium in London? Imagine getting to play a highschool football game across the pond. Insane.

The future of highschool football imo is some sort of super conference. Something like Cathedral joining the four big Cincy Catholics (Elder, LaSalle, Moeller, St. X) and the three Kentucky Catholic powers (Cov Cath, St. X and Trinity) to create a Tri-State Catholic League. The HCC probably survives on the merit of it being one of the top conferences in the country year after year. Us Northern guys have been kicking around ideas for improving Penn's conference schedule, and I think a super conference could help. I would rope in DAC teams, but it makes more sense for them to improve their schedules with trips across the state line. Something like Penn, Elkhart, Homestead, Carroll, Dwenger in the big division, Luers, St Joe, Mishawaka Marian, New Prairie and Concordia in the small division. With the hypothesis that the biggest schools will continue to grow, while those in less growth conducive situations continue their stasis, I wrote out a plan for a 24 team super league somewhere with a North divisions with something like Homestead, Carroll, Crown Point, Merrillville, Penn and Elkhart, Suburbs division with Fishers, HSE, Carmel, Noblesville, Westfield and Zionsville, Central division with Avon, Brownsburg, Decatur Central, Ben Davis, LN and LC, and a South(ish) division with Center Grove, Columbus North, East Central, Franklin Central, New Palestine and Warren Central. Play each of your five division mates, one school from each of the other divisions on a rotating basis, and one non-con game (so games like WC-BD and Carmel-Center Grove can be played). Obviously a far fetched idea, but a fun thought experiment.

Throw in the Slicers and the Brickies while you're at it.

I do not believe that the SAC is better than the Mid States.

Jets are the Tigers boogeyman. Bluffton has been improving for the last decade uder Daddy Kunks. I'll be pulling hard for the Tigers but I'd be lying if I thought the Tigers walk away with the W. AC's defense is they key. The Beste to Streveler connection will test AC's defensive backfield (awesome matchup with all the athletes in AC's defensive backfield) and the two headed monster of Craig and Moore will be running right towards Frabel (sp? I mean AC's stud lineman but I cannot remember his name for the life of me). Jets 28-10

0 current NCC teams could get an invite from the HHC.

Circle City

TEC and ACAC both down to 6. ACAC had plans in the works for an 8th, football only, member and I wonder if that still goes through. TEC should probably just invite Monroe Central and Wes-Del, and I wonder if the TEC remainders voted down the MEC merger due to EH and Doah being included. HHC down to 5 unless they've added a team I've forgotten to replace Shelbyville. Are Bloomington South and Columbus North suddenly desperation options?

Inaugural members are Eastern Hancock, Lapel, New Castle and Shenandoah. Centerville and Northeastern strongly linked. Delta and Jay County the rumored 7th and 8th.

He was after week 5 and also apparently now

Which sucks because Kokomo fits the new Sagamore so well in my opinion. Kokomo and Jeff would take the conference to 8 before the Terre Haute merger is finalized. West Lafayette could be the 8th afterwards.