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  1. It is crazy to think that out of 8 sectionals and 64 teams that there currently are no top 15 ranked teams in 2 of those - 27 and 30. And 4 of top 5 in one sectional AND 7 of 10 in two sectional AND 12 of 15 in 4 sectionals. 

     

    Just a bit out of balance, but it is what it is and it will make for some very good early contests come playoff time. Still too early, but its starting to become clear - 3A is gonna be tough!

    2 minutes ago, Letterkenny Irish said:

    The Tri West AD served on the 3A alignment comittee!  Probably should have worried about what his HC was doing more than trying to weasel their way into an easier sectional! 

    Classic

  2. 1 hour ago, Temptation said:

    I'll take your word for it on the fact that it is best for the kid but just seems fishy that 3a INDIAN CREEK has been the recipient of TWO transfers from 6A powerhouses.  Geographically, Greenwood to Trafalgar makes sense I guess though.

    Moving on...

    Has there been precedent on this with Indian Creek before these recent transfers?

  3. 1 hour ago, oldtimeqb said:

    I think most logical people agree with this.  And I also think most logical people know how 28 got drawn.

    It's been a long time since my stats classes.  What's the probability of Chatard blindly-drawing Guerin or Brebeuf as a first round opponent?  Is it as simple as 2 out of 7?

    I would like to better understand "how 28 got drawn" - probably just my ignorance, but it seems there is an implication here....

  4. 42 minutes ago, IndplsCathedral_Dad said:

    This was in the best interest of the young man.  Dad made poor "white collar" choices and will be going away for awhile.  The parents have since separated and I believe the mother now lives in the Indian Creek school district, which is why Indian Creek was the school of choice.  Kudos to Coach Moore and the CG Athletic Department for signing off on this for this young man and not making his life any more difficult than his father has already made it for him.

     

    I believe he's already had 2 ACL tears and has rehabbed twice to come back.  Kid deserves to play based on that alone in my book.  Best of luck to this young man!

    There is no doubt - good luck to all involved. Hopefully, this puts him in the best place to succeed in life!

     

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  5. On ‎9‎/‎21‎/‎2019 at 10:07 AM, Titandad71 said:

    that sectional(28) is absolutely a meat grinder, those teams have the potential to play 3 games against highly ranked and 75.00 plus  in the sagarin  ratings, as of now.

    Agree with Lysander. Chatard, including coaches, seemed off/flat. Southport was without several weapons and the QB would have been a difference. Although, the back up did quite well. There is not a lot to read into the Southport game....other than a win.

    Agree with Titandad - sectional 28 is gonna be tough.

    How is 32 shaping up? Gibson Southern was touted at the beginning of the year, but Heritage and Southridge appear to be having great seasons. That sectional looks to also be tough

  6. We are just past the half and 3A is a tough class. I have posted the latest sagarin, but this obviously could/will change.

    CLASS 3A
    CLASS
    RANK
    STATE
    RANK
    TEAM OVERALL
    RATING
    SCHEDULE
    STRENGTH RANK
    RECENT
    RATING   RANK
    PREDICTOR
    RATING   RANK
    1 8 Indianapolis Chatard 101.97 77.81 23 100.48 9 102.55 7
    2 17 West Lafayette 93.07 60.50 63 91.35 15 93.32 17
    3 33 Mishawaka Marian 78.43 45.17 135 78.85 32 78.64 31
    4 36 Brebeuf Jesuit 76.88 67.12 35 78.54 33 76.23 37
    5 38 Guerin Catholic 76.21 67.23 34 80.28 27 75.41 40
    6 52 Heritage Hills 71.57 38.40 175 72.03 50 71.30 53
    7 56 Gibson Southern 69.50 27.09 251 68.79 57 69.67 57
    8 73 Brownstown Central 64.05 38.59 173 65.47 70 63.90 74
    9 79 Lawrenceburg 62.40 42.41 143 62.76 79 63.18 77
    10 83 Southridge 61.85 34.69 200 64.59 72 61.35 84

     

    A few observations:

    1) Sectional 28 is brutal: #s 1, 2, 4, and 5

    2) Section 32 looks to be tightening with Gibson, Heritage, and Southridge

    3) Top 5 on one side, #s6-10 on the other...interesting

    4) Does recent Indian Creek transfers impact Sectonal 29

    5) Any insight on Mishawaka?

    5) Big games this week: Heritage vs. Gibson, Chatard vs. Guerin

    Welcome any/all comments. Hope the second half is as exciting as the first half!

     

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  7. 40 minutes ago, Titan32 said:

    I have no idea if the QB can play this week or not....at the time it didn't look good.

    They "could" also be without their best DL (#93) & #2 WR....both left the game with injuries.

    I don't think #1 can play due to the ejection.

    I was looking around for film on that hit and could not find, but I have heard it was quite obviously late, intentional, and overall just bad form. Too bad and completely unnecessary.

     

    Anyway, I hope the QB is okay and plays Friday.

  8. On ‎9‎/‎16‎/‎2019 at 12:06 PM, tango said:

    Yep, the re-alignment really created a mess in 3A.  I agree with you about WL and BC.  That will be a great match-up and I would put my money on the winner of that one to take the 3A title.     

    Completely agree with this assessment. Crazy to think that teams who are favored to possibly go to LOS will not get out of their sectional...

  9. On ‎9‎/‎16‎/‎2019 at 10:51 AM, Coach Nowlin said:

    shows the depth of 3a,   freaking LOADED class of Football 

    It would be interesting to know if there is another sectional or two which compare to those in 3A: #s 28 and 32. I know there have been tough sectionals in the past where the #1 and #2 might be in the same, but am not sure I have seen the top heavy load of these two within one class. In some regards it makes the win that much sweeter when the challenge is that much greater (perceived). Lots of football to go and who knows how it will end up, but it sure is looking like a potential blood bath coming up. Every player should want and welcome that challenge!

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  10. Well - that is one way to look at it, I suppose. My take was that it was not a lack of effort, but more of how good Chatard was last year. There was talk that the rain impacted the outcome and I would agree. If the rain was not there last year, then I suspect Chatard would have won by a couple TD's...at least.

     

    This is a new year. I expect a great match up and great effort from both teams. Should be a close one, but I'm a homer - so I predict Chatard to be victorious and make it 2 in a row

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