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If you're referring to me, no. Not offended at all. Its a cartoon. Of course it was referring to survival rate.

You tried to insult me. You don't have common sense. I will try to explain it to you..... Please read S...L...O...W...L...Y... ask a smart person around you to explain it if you still can't. 328,000,000 is the US population. 155,000 is the deaths (at this point) So any one American's chance of death currently is .047% I didn't throw any numbers around. I was simply explaining where the number came from. Try to be better. True. It's probably an older meme.

It is actually 99.53 %. 155,000 deaths / 328,000,000 = 0.00047 .047%

Correct me if I'm wrong Roncalli folks. Aren't they called the Rebels after a pope?

Influenced? I doubt it. Annoyed? Absolutely.

It will be a really fun time. Expensive. But fun. I know the Georgetown staff well and they are great coaches, as I'm sure the rest of the small school coaches are. My opinion is that other than the schools the coaching staffs represent, this will do little or nothing to improve their college playing resume. It will be a great experience.

If everyone ignored the continual obnoxious posts about denying student athletes and communities football programs based on poor performance, would the posts go away and eventually die out?

I can see nothing but tournaments for spring sports. If that.

Never let a crisis go to waste.

This is an entertaining thread. It's also nonsense. New(er) programs St. Francis, Marian, and Indiana Wesleyan have done much more to "kill" small college football in Indiana than IU is doing this year. Those teams have taken 300+ players that could have ended up on the state's D-III teams. Add Mike Leonard at Franklin to that list. They were so good most of the years during his tenure that he dominated in-state recruiting. Wabash and DePauw have also killed small schools because they have so much tradition that the others can't compete in recruiting. We can't forget Butler and Valpo. They get non-scholarship players to play Division-I football. How are the small schools to compete with that? I'm only partly joking. As a famous talk radio host says, I'm "Demonstrating absurdity by being absurd." The fact is that there is zero impact to small college football in the state by Tom Allen and staff offering a bunch of PWOs. Not all those kids are taking them either

Coaches clinic at a casino. What could possibly go wrong?

I didn't!

I would be shocked if it wasn't Faulkens.

Not sure you're lying, but I think you're wrong. The score of last year's super bowl was 13-3. The "elite" offense couldn't muster a touchdown. I'm confident in saying that defense won that championship.

They do.

Also includes games like the regional (I coach for HCS) which he was virtually a non factor. Not because he isn't an outstanding QB but because all he needed to to was hand off.

While I agree this is an awful case and IF all true, there should be numerous consequences. This is something the IHSAA I believe should (and will) leave to their member schools.

I know of absolutely no "protocol" for filming. As the home team your there first. Set it up. Or have your athletic director draw up a map and tell the visitors where they are allowed to put their camera. I don't intend to mock you but no team should have to wait to see where the home team sets up. When it comes to end zone film what difference does it make? I believe what you are calling protocol is actually a pet peeve.

It goes back to last seasons games for a portion of the season. (I think the last 9 but I'm not sure.).

I watch every Army game. If he chooses West Point, he'll be a star. While his skill set and speed may translate (and some don't think it will) to a major college spread team, his skill set is unquestionably perfect for Army.

If the school doesn't sign off it is 365 days of last competition for varsity only. Except in extreme cases transfers can at least play JV. We had a transfer that was not signed off on one season. He broke is are in week two at his previous school. He became eligible for us for varsity 365 days later.

For all you young folks.... When ESPN started it Aussie Rules was basically the only team sport regularly shown. Use to watch it all the time. If it were to catch on it has to get in line before some other up and coming sports.

I always assumed she was an actor.....

It used to be enrollment in one of the classes was the tie breaker.

Think I know what you're talking about.... Think I've heard the same.