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Why two threads here?

13 minutes ago, Footballking16 said:

The CYO advantage stems from the depth that is produced at the feeder level. In other words, a 3A school like Chatard is drawing from 7-8 small catholic grade schools on the northside of Indianapolis who all have their own football teams comprised of 15-20 players who all get to play compared to a 3A public who may only be drawing from 1 large junior high school, in some cases two. So in most years Chatard is bringing in 3-4 QB's who have all started from 3rd grade on, 5-6 RB's, a ton of OL/DL, and so on. It not only provides depth once they get to the 9th grade but also competition that always rises to the top.

If a school like Frankfort is just learning how to put on pads and standing in a huddle in the 9th grade that is a Frankfort problem, not a Chatard problem. 

This. Very good analysis. And you arent even a lawyer! The publics have numbers ,big schools, but few are starters or are playing consistently. Small schools, numbers are low, thus every one gets playing time, game experience at an earlier age. multipe small schools produce more athletes who are ready to contribute earlier. 

That’s the 64 dollar question. Southridge.  The last few years the Raiders have enjoyed consistent success. Some years better Than others , but successful non e the less.  
So if they reload, I’m inclined to go with Southridge. 
You guys know your football in Miner country, and from what your saying it will be a fun year at Linton.  

7 hours ago, BTF said:

Same.

Upset watch.............Wayne over Dwenger. 

You know I was just going to ask you.  The coach over at Wayne ain’t no rookie. He can put a championship team on he field. He isn’t afraid of the big prestigious schools in the area. 

I’m definitely going to take CG. Warren hasn’t shown us anything lately. 

I think Bishop has lost there mojo. They used to have a lot of swagger. In the Fort. No contest here. 

Hopefully the football tradition continues there.  Lots of young coaches around the state jumping in to the fire.  Good to see.  

16 minutes ago, MHSTigerFan said:

Ha…anybody care for eggs this morning?  Just grab some right off my face here.  Got plenty.

Shows you how much I follow wrestling.

Not so fast. They do hold a team state tournament every year that classes the teams. Very nice tournament and pretty exciting. 
This is not an IHSAA event. But includes teams from all over the state that qualify.  

19 minutes ago, temptation said:

On another note, Warren seems confident.  Not sure the play here...

 

I tried to tell you!

2 hours ago, temptation said:

Ok, I’ll expand on my statement above.  
 

With their upgrade in facilities and desire to be taken seriously as a 6A player, Carroll cannot let a 2A school (no disrespect intended at all to Luers) hang around for long.

They need to make a statement.

We'll see then.

47 minutes ago, Olympian06 said:

Def give them 50% chance or higher. You can never count out the Panthers. 

"You can never count out the Panthers"

Remember Myron is not the coach any more.

Last years game was not decided until the last quarter. When south couldn’t stop New Albany’s running back. 
south has definitely beefed up, but Albany has a lot of returning starters. This should be a good gauge game for both. 

2 hours ago, Fkfootball said:

They don’t play any defense though. Never have. That’s always going to be their issue.

Aah, the good old defense wins games ,monicker.  

1 hour ago, Olympian06 said:

New Albany will be the biggest threat to Columbus East' 104 game conference win streak in a long time. They return just about everyone from last years team. I look at them as being a strong team this year. 

So do you even give South a 50% chance? On home turf. 2 four star move ins. 

2 minutes ago, jakone said:

Carroll wins easily 42-14.

You would think. But..............

New albany beat South last year in the opener. It is at Bloomington Friday. Albany also beat Jeff in the regular season then lost to them in the sectional. I'm curious 

ly watchin what south does this year. Second year for this coach.

4 hours ago, temptation said:

Check out this poster’s history...

He/she has not predicted Warren to lose a game since the beginning of time.

lol, You cought us both drinkin.

I don’t know? Warrior may have an inside!  The coach may have a surprise or two for the state champs. 
Hard to believe IU could beat Wisconsin penn state and Michigan in the same year. Or the Jets beating Colts in SB III. People have short memories, about the history of Warren central . 

2 minutes ago, MHSTigerFan said:

Perhaps.  But that wasn’t the question put before the court.  It could’ve been any plaintiff.

TSSAA’s defense was that they weren’t subject to Brentwood’s due process claim, because they (the TSSAA) were a private entity, not a state actor.

That had to be answered first, before the actual claim itself could be dealt with.  The Supreme Court found that the TSSAA was sufficiently “entwined” with Tennessee’s public to be considered a state actor.  They also created an entwinement test for similar future disputes.

Given the IHSAA’s governing structure (pretty much entirely governed by public school administrators), it seems a foregone conclusion that the courts would consider them a state actor just as TSSAA was.  As such, they’re subject to DP, EP, 1A, etc claims.

Your proposal almost certainly runs afoul of the equal protection rights in the 14th amendment.

Impressive. 

A very down to earth speaker. I can see how well it translates into good vibes with his assistant coaches and players alike.  They should continue to be successful. 

An aside, one of the great volleyball coaches in the US , Arnie Ball, Olympic and college ,got his start at New Haven High. In the early 70’s. Then in about ‘73 moved over to the new EAST Allen school, Paul Harding as baseball coach. Then started the club volleyball program.  I think they lived i Woodburn at the time. 
I know Bob Knight recruited the Ball’s for Basketball, pretty aggressively in the 80’s.  Was his  Son Lloy, who chose Volleyball, over Indiana. Both dad and some are legends in the sport, in a state that is ignorant of the popularity volleyball carries.  

4 hours ago, Staxawax said:

This won't be a fair comparison until Charlie's junior or senior season.

Hope you are right, but I tend to agree some what with DT.  

1 minute ago, DE said:

Love this post until the circle back comment. 😂 

Great post Ly. 

I liked the paragraph that started with, “How about this alternative?” Amen.  

Wolf In sheep’s clothing…….