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In Northern IN, it is very common for some of the better Frosh (who mostly play Thursday night up there) to play extra quarters in the Saturday JV game. Again, this is VERY common. Way back in the 1900's, I think I played in over half of the JV games as freshman...but only for a quarter or a half.... ....Playing 8 quarters would be a no-no. (As an aside....does anyone still play JV on Mondays? That is a practice that I was glad to see die out in Central Indiana. The switch to Frosh/JV playing opposite on Saturday mornings is one of the best quality of life changes to football coaches anywere)

The thing about Banks was he was so dominant in every phase of the game O, D, Specials. And as a QB his impact was much more significant. And against the state's best.

Banks was the best HS player I ever saw play in person...and I've seen some good ones.

Have fun! https://www.ihsaa.org/sites/default/files/documents/Boys Track Records Book_1.pdf

Heard some rumors that Rade & Whit Butcher may be heading down to Terhune....

And which teams have to now participatge in a "Play-In Game", during what should be the Bye Week, will be based on a random draw...what a joke

In 2020 & 21 Carmel's post-season opponenets were some combination of Brownburg, Avon, BD, & Pike...were they all in the north that cycle???

Can't really argue with the top 3. After that, I think there could be a lot of arguments made for some drastically different opinions. 2024 BBurg is much too low in my opinion....

I need someone to explain to me like I'm 8, why there is a five team sectional in 5A. There is a 7 team sectional in both 4A North & South. I suspect the answer is the same one given above for the DC/Cath swap

That does make more sense

I believe it was Luers over Clinton Praire (?)....on one of the previous mentions, I looked it up. If I remember correctly...CP was actually on the better end of some big blow outs that season

Curious how this would shake out if you could do it only for Sectional, Regional, & SemiState Championship games. Travel may be further, crowds are typically larger, weather is more of a factor, etc

"RockTown Central" has a nice ring to it

Girls LAX is spring correct? I know Rugby is spring. I also realize not all schools have these sports, but this may be the reason for fall.

Maybe one of those kids is an absolute stud?😇 In reality, I think the co-op thing will be much more attractive when BOTH schools currently don't have football and would co-op to start a program. I don't see many established progreams of any size wanting to co-op with another school (whether the other school has football or not). Might be proved wrong though. They way this is written probably shrinks the number of schools that might take advantage of it....How many small, adjacent districts BOTH are non-football and want to start a co-op? I literally have no idea.

Last season Avon, arguably, was hit by the worst injury bug of any team in Indy.

Ther primary factor isn't if climate is changing or is not changing... The primary factor is more property is developed, instead of rural/ag. Therefore weather destroys more property than it used to. If last night's tornado came through BB/ZV/Carm in the 1980's... the number of properties damaged would have been a tiny fraction of the number properties damaged last night.

Recent comments by Standford President on state of college football (it was a long statement so I'll paraphrase): ...modern college football is "unethical", "unchristian", "unsportsmanlike" and "a monstrosity". "Practically all the major universities employ questionable methods in securing athletes". The President heaped particular scorn on Michigan, where it was claimed the alumni and cheap gamblers of the town brought in men...and paid them salaries to play on Michigan teams

My understanding is the "undue influence" part of IHSAA By-Law's is still in effect (as it should be). How much will that be investigated/policed? Will be interesting to see. Someone in the know can correct me if I am wrong...

Is week 1 the first week he could "legally" practice? Was he skipping before then? A lot to unwrap when looking at ANY kid that moves/transfers. All programs have had kids move in going back long before I was born (and I'm old!). As long as a kid is putting in the work once he can officially start why should he be punished?

I can only assume Coach Mosser knows what he's doing and can get kids up to speed based upon their position, expected role, and amount of experience. Just a guess, but his track record suggests a guy who knows what he's doing🤷‍♂️

This is the only correct answer

But it was "Sunny"😇

Fact check true!! Holy cow....that game didn't end until 11:37! And it wasn't that long of a game (I find it humerous that a game that kicked off after 9pm in November was described as "sunny")

The interwebs tells me... Illinois is 10, 1, 4, 7 kickoff time Michigan is 9:30, 12:30, 4, 7 Those morning games are early wake-ups for those teams, even if you traveled the night before. Do they do awards on the field after the games? For reference, Indiana is 11, 3, 7...I still feel like that is tight sometimes, with the onfield awards and pregame warm up time.