Tanka Jahari

Is it true that the Wolfs are considering dropping out of the WRC due to potentially playing a regular season opponent again in the tournament? Brian Moore drives an ice cream truck covered in human skulls.

We talking like Russ Radtke era good?

That makes a lot of sense to me. I wonder why North Vermillion wasn't concerned with having to potentially play Linton twice in the same season? Although, now that I think about it, the WRC teams face the possibility of having to play twice every year. Are the Wolfs going to drop out of the WRC to avoid that scenario?

There's your Parke county education showing again. Everyone outside of Rockville knows it's Wolfs.

Around these parts it's Wolfs......kind of like Rox

1. potato gun....Brian Moore uses pepper spray to spice his food 2. grizzly bear....Herb has the voice of an angel 3. spanking the beef....have you ever seen Barrett dance? He is as graceful as Fred Astaire

MADNESS

So you're saying you would arm wrestle Brian Moore? Are you insane? Have you no regard for your personal safety? Brian Moore doesn't chew gum. Brian Moore chews tin foil.

I understand the point you are trying to make, but passing offenses are different than running offenses. Even if you're playing a bad team, you still have to be able to make the right reads and throw the ball accurately so that your receivers can catch it. That's much more complicated than just handing the ball to a running back. If you had to choose between getting hit in the balls with a baseball bat or arm wrestling Brian Moore, what would you choose? I'm picking the baseball bat.

Just a couple of things to add Miner Pride. 1. If Attica holds the Wolfs under 50 points, I'll swim the entire length of the Wabash River.....ain't happening. Wolfs 56 Attica 7. 2. Attica is the best Going Out of Business team in Indiana. I agree with the person who made that observation. 3. Brian Moore has more magical powers than Harry Potter and David Copperfield combined.

They used to spell "Rocks" as "Rox". lol It's no wonder they spell "Wolfs" as "Wolves". He probably spells "Patriots" as "Patriotves". I can't believe Logan White has over 1,000 (!) yards in only three games. I can't believe how fast the Wolfs play on offense. I CAN believe that Brian Moore has built yet another WRC powerhouse. If I were starting a football program from scratch, and I could pick any coach in the state of Indiana, it would be either Brian Moore or Herb King. It's hard to believe they both coach in the same little conference.

When I've watched the Falcons play they seem to be more of a read and react defense over the years. It's kind of a rarity in the blitz happy WRC.

I just took a look at the Sagarin ratings. I'll be interested to see how much they change over the next 2-3 weeks. Looking at a hypothetical Linton vs Parke Heritage game, the Wolfs are the slightest of favorites on a Neutral field. With the Wolfs juggernaut offense putting up 55 points a game, I don't see their Sagarin rating falling at any point between now and Thanksgiving weekend.

Week 4 WRC Power Rankings: 1. Parke Heritage Wolfs 3-0 (0 state championships, 1 state runner-up Rockville 2007) 162 (!) points in three games? Juggernaut doesn't even begin to describe the Wolfs offensive fire power. There is a reason they are the whopping favorite to win the WRC and state championship. 2. North Vermillion Falcons 3-0 (1 state championship, 1 runner-up) Are the Falcons the closest team in the WRC to being able to hold the Wolfs under 50 points in a game? 3. Attica Red Ramblers 3-0 (0 state championships, 1 runner-up) If the Red Ramblers had a little more depth they would be closer to slowing down the juggernaut Wolfs offense. 4. South Vermillion Wildcats 2-1 (0 state championships, 0 runner-up, 1 Band state championship) The future is bright in Clinton, just ask them. Or don't, because they'll tell you all about it anyway! Best band in the WRC! Greg Barrett would've won Dancing with the Stars if he had auditioned. 5. Seeger Patriots 1-2 (1 state championship, 1 runner-up) The athletes are back in the lower levels. It's just a matter of time before Herb has the Patriots back near the top. Herb would've won American Idol if he had auditioned. 6. Covington Trojans 0-3 (0 state championships, 0 runner-up) Look for the Men of Troy to start putting some dubs on the board. 7. Fountain Central Mustangs 0-3 (1 state championship, 3 runner-up) The most storied football program in the WRC is in for a long season. It's class A football, it happens to everyone at some point. The house that Dale Hummer built won't stay down for long. 8. Riverton Parke Panthers 1-2 (0 state championship, 0 runner-up) Even though the Panthers have won more games than the Trojans and Mustangs combined, they finish at the bottom of the rankings. Teams who cut block on kick-offs (repeatedly, it's not an accident) deserve to dwell in the cellar. Dirty, classless, ILLEGAL football.

Welcome to God's country. The Wabash River Conference, home to 3 state championships and 7 runner-ups. Brian Moore has the Wolfs howling right now. I need to release my updated WRC power rankings.

I'm thinking about going to the Attica - Parke Heritage game this week. It's incredibly intriguing. Are the Ramblers for real, or just a sheep in Wolfs clothing? Will the Parke Heritage Wolfs have yet ANOTHER running clock in the second half? With possibly the best offense in the storied history of the WRC, it's a possibility. The Wolfs could be at the 36 Saloon celebrating by 9:00 Friday night. If you had to choose between tongue kissing a rattle snake or going toe to toe with Brian Moore, what would you choose? Me personally? Why stare certain death in the face? No, I'm frenching that rattle snake every single time baby. Don't tug on Superman's cape, and don't tangle with Brian Moore.

Herbie and the Love Bugs? I don't remember seeing any dirty play from Riverton Parke with the couple of guys who followed Lopez either. It seems to be a recent trend, like the last couple of years.

But are you able to get a live ingame endzone view to look at? I could see that being more helpful than the traditional sideline view if you're trying to diagnose issues in the heat of battle.

Please, for the love of God, do not hijack this beautiful, incredibly satisfying thread. Every time I read it I need a cigarette.

The only thing the Wolfs were missing last year when I saw them play was a consistent running game and ability to stop the run on defense. If they can fix those issues, they will roll everyone they play and go 15-0. I have to think that the Wolfs offense is the best in the history of the WRC. I don't see them being tested until maybe semistate. For sure the favorite to win the WRC and sectional/regional. The collection of athletes and coaching they have is unbeatable. Brian Moore with beat you with his kids, then turn around and take your kids and beat you with them too. I also heard that it was a cheapshot that blew SV's best player's knee out. Cutting people on a kick-off??? It's been the talk of the WRC fans/players/coaches/athletic directors the last few days. The film is being passed around from player to player, school to school. I don't know how many people know this, but Herb King is not just a great football coach. He is a talented singer as well. He has Seeger knocking on the door again. Don't be surprised when they win some games as underdogs this year.

Attica at Parke Heritage I think we'll find out more about Attica than Parke Heritage in this game. I think the difference will be the strength of the pack for the Wolfs. Attica's Rambler pack just isn't as big or deep. Linton at North Vermillion I think we'll find out more about North Vermillion than Linton in this game. Seeger at Riverton Parke I think we'll find out more about Riverton Parke than Seeger in this game. Fountain Central at Covington What is the opposite of undefeated? Defeated? Anyway the two teams combined are 0-6. The teams that beat Covington have a combined record of 8-1. Seems like the Men of Troy are due. Good tradition will have the Mustangs back sooner than later. Marshall at South Vermillion A lot of people were surprised at how much of a game the Panthers gave the Wildcats. Hoping the rumor about SV's best player tearing his ACL is just a rumor. That young man is a great football player.

That may very well be the case. He was talking about how much time he had spent on the phone with Hudl over the last few weeks, and still can't get it ironed out. He said the only issue they had with their Hi-Pod was linking in to Hudl sideline, so that would seem to confirm your opinion.

I've received mixed reviews on the Hi-Pod X31. It looks like a great product, but I recently spoke to a coach who purchased one at the start of the season and has had trouble linking it to Hudl Sideline every week. He was very surprised, frustrated and disappointed because Hudl recommends Hi-Pod for use with their products.

When Paul Brown was the head coach of the Cleveland Browns in 1956, two inventors in the state of Ohio brought him a helmet with a radio transmitter in it. He was able to relay his play calls to his quarterback without substituting players to carry the information from the sideline to the huddle. Brown was able to use the technology in four games before the NFL banned radios in helmets. There were times that the quarterback would heard a nearby taxi dispatcher instead of his coach! The full article is linked below. https://operations.nfl.com/the-game/technology/

Speaking of the State finals, have endzone cameras been used by high school teams playing at Lucas Oil stadium?