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Scott Frost is not worthy of consideration. The other three would be Ok, but wouldn't stoke much excitement from my end.

He sure does like the college students though !!

I think it was 2019. I don't think Kelley was in top 10 of coaches earnings.

My perspective comes from Natty's won, thank you very much!! If Kelley felt any heat at ND for not winning the big one, just wait till he gets to LSU. They ran a guy out of there that won the big one 2 years ago. I want to see him do well down there, I'm sure a lot of us will be watching.

1 Nick Saban Alabama 63 SEC $7,300,000 2 Jim Harbaugh Michigan 52 Big Ten $5,250,000 3 Charlie Strong Texas 54 Big 12 $5,000,000 4 Kevin Sumlin Texas A&M 50 SEC $5,000,000 5 Urban Meyer Ohio State 50 Big Ten $4,800,000 6 Bob Stoops Oklahoma 54 Big 12 $4,750,000 7 Les Miles LSU 61 SEC $4,500,000 8 Art Briles Baylor 59 Big 12 $4,250,000 9 Steve Sarkisian USC 40 Pac 12 $4,250,000 10 Kirk Ferentz Iowa 59 Big Ten $4,000,000 11 Gus Malzahn Auburn 49 SEC $4,000,000 12 James Franklin Penn State 42 Big Ten $4,000,000 13 Brian Kelly Notre Dame 53 Ind. $4,000,000

Yep, it is the retirement check he (and most people) would like to get. Good luck to him if it happens, some web sites are already saying he is hired. Funny no mention of this on WNDU or WSBT, the main local news feeds here in the greater metro tri-plex of SB/Mish/Elk Kelley is not close to Saban. Miles, maybe closer, who knows.

IMO, Kelley going to LSU is bad move, mostly for LSU. I think you need to be from dem parts to recruit there, Kelley is a bit "Yankee" AIMO. Kelley would get big payday and he is at end of his career, so he really has not much to lose,

The one big thing I noticed when watching the 5A & 6A game is the overall size, speed and power of the players on Cathedral. Zionsville, GC and Westfield. Trying to compare to what I see from the players, teams and games I've watched from SAC, NIC and Duneland conferences, they are no where close to what I saw last night and Friday night

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When did Indiana move to 7 classes??

I'm doubting M-ville will be a 5A power. Maybe good, but let's not put the bar that high yet.

Maybe Snider & Dwenger have suffered with Homestead and Carroll additional then, taking away the chance for 2 OOC games ???

All their D1 prospects will come through in the end.

Sometimes the simplest tasks such as updating a web site or page is the hardest thing to do.

Looks like the guy who caught the ball, kept the ball.

After Carmel beat Snider in regional, Penn went to Carmel had whipped them pretty good on their home field, 34-7 for the semi state. Probably the last very good team that Penn have had in recent years. The Ben Davis team that beat Penn in state in 2017 may have been one of the top 5 high schools teams in Indiana history.

2017 they would have to have beaten Penn in Semi. That Penn team was really good, they probably would have beaten Snider.

Love it, huge for any community. I'll be pulling for the MI City Wolves.

Wait, Zionsville is actually playing a playoff game on the road?? I'll take MI City by 6.

Plus, Ohio has almost double the state population than Indiana, for what that is worth?

Indy is in top 20 largest cities population wise in U.S. so that is big IMO.

117, 817 for city & 315,918 for metro is what I see for 2021 projections.

If I'm reading it correctly, reclassification will happen this spring for the 2022/2023 & 2023/2024 seasons.

Can you dissect that statement a bit more?? I'm not sure how being able to embody being an underdog will help them prosper. Last few years they are underdogs and prosper to defeat.

Indy area football is where SAC football goes to die.