Robert

Rim shot.

3 better than 2. Some years the Catholics deserve Div 1, some years they do not.

*Dwenger once every 5-6 years.

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Oh, no! 🙂.

Very, very interesting.

That's a good team. Wayne and Luers and Concordia and North Side and Dwenger aren't going to be anywhere near the elite 6A squads.

Schedule Homestead, Wayne or Luers. My treat. Heck, you could schedule Huntington North or Norwell. Come one, come all. We'll leave the lights, and sprinklers, on for you.

Okay. We'll have to disagree.

If Homestead and Carroll play Luers, Concordia, North Side, South Side, Wayne, or Dwenger, it might not be elite. Dwenber and Luers occasionally have conference contenders.

Every coach I've taught with reads the forum. 🙂

That's not just any 4A school in Indiana. I've only coached other sports, but have taught with coaches who have big ol' rings on their fingers. Some would rather play the best, some mediocre, and some prefer wins during the regular season (and it may depend on the psyche of the team, not the talent). Funny how the AD position in public schools sometimes doesn't care what the coach wants.

Come on...

Whichever team Luers bumps down from 4A.

Well, you can, but your team has to be more athletic than the other.

Hook the Luers. Slobberknox. ChatGPT said: UNOFFICIAL INCIDENT REPORT — LUERSFIELD PRECINCT Case #: 24–SRNK–007 Date/Time: 02:14 AM Reporting Officer: Ptl. R. McGillicutty Summary of Incident: At approximately 02:03 hours, officers responded to a suspicious-person call at Luersfield after multiple residents reported “mysterious midnight sprinkler activity” and “what sounded like a man arguing with a hose.” Upon arrival, officers observed an elderly male in a vintage windbreaker, tube socks pulled to mid-calf, and a whistle hanging around his neck. The subject was crouched near the main irrigation panel, attempting what he described as a “stealth activation” of the sprinklers. When confronted, the subject identified himself as a “retired but still spiritually active coach.” He initially claimed he was “just checking the turf’s hydration level,” but later admitted he missed “the good old days when turning on sprinklers at inconvenient times was a respected coaching tactic.” Notable Quotes from Subject: “Real athletes learn to dodge water. Builds character.” “The grass misses me. I can tell.” “This field and I have an understanding.” “If you didn’t catch me, I wasn’t technically trespassing.” Actions Taken: Subject escorted off the premises after making officers promise to “think about proper lawn care.” Sprinkler system successfully deactivated before it could soak three passing raccoons. Officer recommended the subject purchase a legal home sprinkler to “get it out of his system.” Conclusion: No charges filed. Subject released with a verbal warning and a strong suggestion to “let the grounds crew do their job.” The field has since dried and appears emotionally unbothered by the incident.

Luers defense was recruited away, maybe? Orange Pride.

All I can think of is that great 1989 AA State Championship game and some Rose Royce song. Time to go look on the facebook fans page and see the old banter.

ummmmmmm

Luers, honestly, would have been better had their best defensive player(s) not left. 😞 It is what it is.

Personally, I'd like to see them at Luers and sit behind you three in the stands!

Excellent. So many people act as if it is impossible to not humiliate the opposition.

Wife and girlfriend?

Wherever Haworth goes, schools merge.

Blair HS takes on Kiel HS