BTF

True north vs south would be drawing a horizontal through downtown Indy. I view it as Central Indiana vs everyone else. I'm torn on Luers. This doesn't seem to be a good year for 2A North. No one is mentioning Valpo, that's dangerous. Lutheran vs AC seems to be set in stone. 6A North and 4A North are a crapshoot.

I'm not so sure there's 53 teams out there that can beat them. I think they'll be a handful for Lutheran.

Yes, impressive for a 1A school. Adams Central is right behind them. Looking forward to that matchup.

South Side vs Carroll twice in 24 hours? Ouch. I do like best of three in the playoffs though.

Sagarin has it's flaws. Sure, I think it's a reasonable measuring stick, but I'm not going to lay any money on them (#11) beating Crown Point (#12), Warren Central (#14), Carmel (#15), Snider (#16), or Carroll (#17). In fact, every one of those teams beats Lutheran by multiple scores. I'm not predicting a running clock, because Lutheran does have a good team. But we have to be realistic and understand that Sagarin isn't the end all be all. I think Lutheran sits somewhere between 25-30.

When Snider hits, they just seem to be able to hit back. The school districts are adjacent to one another and the rivalry goes back to the 80's and 90's when it was the most intense. Their coach even said it............."I just want to beat Tippmann." Nothing you said is wrong, it just seems like a different atmosphere when these two meet. North Side is always the underdog, so I think they normally 'want it' just a little more.

Lawrence Johnson

What about pre-game warmups? Eliminate those and we have time for 6 quarters.

Columbia City over New Haven. Might as well be the only person on this forum who says "I predicted it."

Tried editing my last post.................. That link doesn't show anything. I did, however, find a video that showed the actual tasing. Abuse of power. I agree, he could have been wrapped up. I think the band director could have handled the situation in a MUCH better way, but didn't deserve to be tased. Now, looking at it from a cops point of view. Should a cop have to engage in a physical altercation? Tasing does seem easier. Doing what the cop says just seems to be the better decision in my opinion.

I don't see any actual footage of the tasing. The video shows screaming in the beginning, then the cops telling him to go. I'm curious what happened in the moment that he was tased. Am I missing something. He seems like a great guy, I want to give him the benefit of the doubt. But I feel that we're missing relevant footage.

Is there a video somewhere? How do we know if the cop was in the right or the wrong?

Not hardly.

Thanks, this is interesting. 1999: Northrop #6 2000: East Noble #6 2001: Luers #3

Maybe they gave it to the guy blocking for him 🙂

Nah, give it to a lineman for a change. Are linemen not valuable? MVP

Apparently not, enlighten me.

Saw that.

It sounds like we're missing pieces from this story. Cops don't just tase people for no reason.

You're taking this a little too personal. I'm not insulting the kid, just wondering if he can throw the football is all. Even as a coach, you have to admit, that part of a quarterback's evaluation involves his ability to distribute the ball to the receivers. Is he a great fit for his team? Absolutely, considering the scheme that his coach runs. Normally though, when seeing a quarterback ranking, it's just presumed that the ranking is based on how the player will play at the next level. I saw him play one game as a junior, hence my comment. Someone came on here and stated that he actually can throw the ball. Kudos to him. He'll make a fine college quarterback I'm sure.

Irish by 10

In class 1A? Makes sense.

Wayne is formidable and will give you a challenge, but from what I saw on Friday, Carroll could rotate the second stringers from beginning to end and not have a problem winning this game. It'll also rest some of the starters and allow the Chargers to work on their depth. No point in running this score up.

Blackhawk Christian?

Ouch.