Coach Nowlin

great news today with some more guidelines set forth from IHSAA to IFCA July 6th !! Smart progressive approach

I would attend it is a sad day for IOWA, not sure why the entire big 10 gets lumped into 1 school transgressions

unaware on news media, but know he was approved last night at board meeting

They do at our school, because its an IHSAA contracted event, if any of our student athletes are serving any sort of academic or otherwise suspension the scrimmage is Game 1 of suspension. Athletic code violation of 25% at RCHS, kid sits until 2nd half of week 2 game, has been that way for years. Academic suspensions is 10 school days, so just depends on when we start school, but typically means they miss Scrimmage as well about 2 years ago I was at IFCA board meeting and we spent a quite a bit of time talking Scrimmage vs Jamboree and it was well stated in that meeting by executive board that the Scrimmage is indeed a iHSAA contracted event so teams should be making sure they are wearing jersey's with visible numbers etc etc etc

Hey @Muda69 The TIe is back!! George Gilbert heading back to Clinton Central

We have used the kicking option each and every time since its inception of the scrimmage format in the late 90s. We want out Placekickers to kick under the lights even without a rush. To me it is wise use of the format.

Columbus North DB and WR coaching available and posted on IFCA

Scrimmages I believe are IHSAA contracted contests are they not??

Money in politics regardless of the side you play tag on is the root of all evil

Pioneer until some team proves otherwise Knox may have a chance, but depends on who comes in and if they change the system or try to implement a new one.

look you two agree!!!

well, I think you know what Western and Rensselaer wants to do with their style of offense, throwing is the least of my concern!! 😂

I believe there was another Knepley who was a Freshman, or maybe sophomore last year at JV QB and played some Varsity DB as well, I would suspect the genes in the family didn't stop with older brother.

Hang in there chap, I am sure you will find your groove!!!

He is now DC back at DC

Tipton is supposed to have a real good team coming back, played a lot of young guys. Western will be in the mix. Cass was decimated by graduation, though having Coach Mannering and HOF Mannering on sidelines will help a young team for sure. Do not know much about HH, I think they had a lot of skill position injuries. WL will be breaking a new QB this year after a run of real good ones, I am sure Coach Fry will have his new guy ready to run the show. LCC will be playing with a lot of confidence, new DC, 3rd year of Nay, definitely has his stamp on the program already. I like our guys, our #1 RB in 2019 was gone for the year with a odd non contact ACL Wednesday night before KV week 1, he was just a sophomore, I know he is hungry to be on the field in 2020 that is for sure. Our QB got some nice work last year replacing Hickman weeks 7-8-9 leading the team to wins over NW, BC and TIpton. He will be a JR and has nice frame. Return All State OL Korniak, at LT, and host of other players as well. 1000 yard RB/WB comes back,. a lot to like, looking forward to working with them July 1st. TL: New coach, Coach Saylers coming over from Carroll, known Shotgun attack while there, I am sure he will craft his offense to fit his players skills, TL has nice young class coming up.

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added DELPHI head Coach info on IFCA Board Added KNOX head Coach info on IFCA BOARD Co Head Coach at Belmont Middle School also posted

Yes, Promoted Kyle McGee this week

added to IFCA Board

STUDENTS BARELY AS RISK OF DYING: "The most salient discovery the world has made during these terrible two months is that COVID-19 is a very dangerous disease, specifically for the elderly and the infirm, particularly those with diabetes, hypertension, other cardiovascular illnesses or the obesity that so frequently leads to these disorders. ... The companion discovery is that this bug, so risky in one segment of the population, poses a near-zero risk to young people. Among COVID-19 deaths, 99.9 percent have occurred outside the 15-to-24 age group; the survival rate in the 20-to-29 age bracket is 99.99 percent. Even assuming the United States eventually reaches 150,000 total fatalities, COVID-19 as a risk to the young will rank way below accidents, cancer, heart disease and suicide. In fact, it won’t even make the top 10.' STUDENTS WANT TO BE THERE: "Forty-five thousand young people — the biggest student population we’ve ever had — are telling us they want to be here this fall. To tell them, 'Sorry, we are too incompetent or too fearful to figure out how to protect your elders, so you have to disrupt your education,' would be a gross disservice to them and a default of our responsibility." THINNING OUT CAMPUS GATHERINGS: "We will make our campus less dense in multiple ways. At least one-third of our staff will be required to work remotely. Our technologists have applied what they’ve learned about social distancing to redesign 700 classrooms and labs, and 9,500 dormitory rooms, all of which will be reconfigured with lower occupancy limits. All large-enrollment courses will be offered online as well as in person, to accommodate those who cannot or choose not to come to campus, and to further reduce in-class numbers.'' TRUSTING STUDENTS TO MAKE IT WORK: "On arrival in August, each Boilermaker will receive a kit including face masks and a thermometer for daily temperature-taking as well as the 'Protect Purdue Pledge' asking for a commitment to at least a semester of inconvenience, not primarily for the student’s own protection but for the safety of those who teach and otherwise serve them. I will urge students to demonstrate their altruism by complying, but also challenge them to refute the cynics who say that today’s young people are too selfish or self-indulgent to help us make this work.''

Didn't long time successful coach Tim Roth be one to have built the foundation of the program? Congrats to Coach Hendryx and welcome him back to Region 4