Gridiron_Junkie

They won't

Carroll according to maxpreps

So I noticed that the player who was possibly scheduled to be Luers #1 wide receiver (senior athlete) has tranfered. I trying to think, but I believe that this is now the 5th possibly 6th strait year that the scheduled #1 senior to be reciever has transferred to play somewhere else.

I love to watch high school football. But I don't want to see anyone get sick either. So I say suspend it for now. But if there are games and fans are allowed to go. I'll be masked up and there.

You have many teams to choose from. Location, public vs private. Small vs large, Mertro vs rural. Rich vsPoor tourney history etc. Many things to take in account.

Anything would be an improvement over what Luers has now. Offensive coordinator, O line Coach, Head coach, defensive coach. Wouldn't mind seeing them all go.

I live within 3 blocks of my home stadium, so as for me, i'd rather travel. Some of my favorite memories are the traveling to places that I haven't been too, or just a getting the chance to revisit a past stadium.

I like this but i'm sure the Colts would like to have an occasional after Thanksgiving weekend Sunday home game.

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https://outsidethehuddle.net/2019/10/21/coachs-corner-an-open-letter-to-seniors-on-the-eve-of-the-postseason/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

THIS P'S Me OFF. Every year the same discussion. So two top teams have to play in the first round and not for the Championship boo hoo hoo. It doesn't matter you have to play someone in the first round or you have to play them in the last round. S#!$ happens, its life.

Running clocks will help. That may keep it close for Luers within a 100 points, so now they will probably only get beat by 75 points in both games.

The biggest problem I see is the Knights are just getting manhandled in the trenches both sides of the ball.

I heard that Luers don't have any cyo schools playing football anymore

Ok I'll take the underdogs Northside...SouthSide...Luers...Concordia... Northrop in a coin toss

Luers at Carroll

So with just over two weeks before the first kickoff here are the national rankings for SAC teams according maxpreps.com: 1. Dwenger 314 2. Snider 654 3. Homestead 1153 4. Wayne 3041 5. Bishop luers 4008 6. Northside 5949 7. Concordia 6055 8. Northrop 6565 9. Carroll 6676 10. South Side 8968 Out of 13335 teams. Thoughts?

I Just visited the maxpreps website to see the Luers roster. I believe there were only 62 souls. I think it says there is 18 Sr. And from what I recall Most of whom have never started a varsity game before. Only 30 of the 62 names have given numbers and I believe 14 of the 62 were freshman, and according to the website it says there a total of 8 lineman. I figured this may be a rebuilding year but yikes.

https://twitter.com/Zach_ABC21/status/1158461087517425667?s=09

Monday marks the first day for practice. So are there any schools having a sunday midnight practice? Is this even allowed anymore?

Graduation hit the knights hard this year. They lost a lot of good starters. Two of them actually played in the All-Star game a couple weeks ago. There'll be a lot of new faces on the field for the Knights this year. It was announced here recently, that Luers lost their best wide receiver and very good linebacker to transfer to the same school. Luers have a new New Qb to my knowledge has never started a varsity football game. BL has to replace the starting running back and the Knights have to replace amost the whole offensive line. The D on the other hand has some returning starters but itself has a few holes to fill. It's going to be tough playing all the bigger schools in the SAC. The schedule will help them in the playoffs. If Luers can make it through the regular season with few injuries and/or player turn over, They should do pretty well in their first year back into 2a, but I do not see them winning a state championship this year. Among others, I believe there is a young Andrean team up to the Northwest that has a lot of returning players from last year's team. They might have something to say about it.

With today being the Indiana high school All-Star game, it also marks only 42 days until the first regular-season Friday night football in the state of Indiana.