Footballking16

Warren doesn't enjoy the enrollment advantage they once did. There's now 11 Indy-area high schools who have 3,000+ kids and Westfield and Center Grove are fast approaching.

Center Grove and Carmel's freshman and JV teams will have no problem scheduling games in the event they play a few out of state opponents.

Center Grove and Carmel as independents will now have balance to schedule quality in-state as well as out of state opponents. Out of state matchups featuring premier opponents is good for visibility.

Got one this year but I've heard Wright's departure from IMG wasn't on the greatest of terms.

Ed's/Center Grove would be a very enticing matchup although that could have taken place prior to the rule change. CG's recent demotion from the MIC could allow this game to happen down the road. Gorman and IMG would both beat Carmel by 50.

I'm not being dense, the gentleman above has stated that his son hasn't been cleared (neither has the Cathedral transfer) so it may very well be a case of transferring to a better program without a picking up and moving everything. This very well could be an athletically motivated transfer and why the IHSAA nor Warren have signed off. I lived literally across the street from Tech for 4 years and it hasn't been long since I moved north. I know exactly what goes on in the inner-city schools. I was tutor for schools on wheels for over 5 years. Your opinion of me couldn't be more wrong. I'm in my early 30's, I was a product of urban sprawl. I get it and it doesn't take a genius either to understand that people have been moving out of the city and into the suburbs for decades, it's not an Indianapolis thing. Given the current housing market, you're starting to see more and more young and up and coming families buying inside the loop. It's the only thing that is affordable. It's either going to benefit the private schools even more than it has but likely you're going to see a turnaround in some of the township schools. It's a ways out but I wouldn't put it past anything.

What does that have to do with SES?

Doubt they’re looking for increased playing time elsewhere as they were already starters at Warren Central. They’re transferring to better football programs for an increased chance of playing at the next level. Warren isn’t churning out players like they used too.

Kids have been flighting to the suburbs for literally 30+ years. This isn’t news.

I'm FBK16. The guy who introduced us is the guy who invented the wheel and possibly fire apparently.

Inner-city kids moving to suburban schools??? Gee never heard of such a concept.

So many empty and broken promises that I can’t keep up with them anymore. Sad.

I don't see any irony in calling somebody a clown for (incorrectly) assuming something about somebody simply for where they attended high school over a decade ago. For you to assume that I don't know anything about poor or less fortunate students "because I went to Cathedral" says everything about you and if we were anywhere other than this forum, being called a clown would be considered a compliment.

He had it right. He didn't say you were dogpiling ON, rather taking the dogpiling FOR defending such a hypocrite.

More like dogwalked. DT has flopped his narrative so much that not even Muda can keep up. Not as if it shouldn't have expected anyway.

One of the major reasons I ended up at private junior high and subsequently Cathedral was due to the consolidation and subsequent merging of athletic programs in my district. But yes go off and tell me what I do and don't know. Puts you in the exact same category as that clown Temptation for assuming you know a single thing about me, simply based off the high school I attended years ago.

@Muda69Clearly he was talking about co-op teams as he immediately responded to the post complaining about travel constraints. Why would players at a consolidated school have to worry about traveling to practice 4 days a week if they were all in the same building? I realize reading in-between the lines isn't one of your fortes but at least give it a try.

I've already provided two direct quotes from this very thread where the commentary is more than clear and if you want further proof, check out this thread where he explicitly calls the same exact post on here "bad ideas". Checkmate. I hope your find something productive to do with the rest of your day.

"I think it's a bad idea" "I'm also fascinated with schools ability to co-op" That's Contradiction with a capital C.

Lol he typed all that after I called him out for being a flippant hypocrite.

"I think it's a bad idea".....

Translation: "I think it's a bad idea, but some people might think it's a good idea" I don't see a commemoration for co-op football in that post.

@Muda69Putting this out here again. If you can't recognize DT as anything but a walking contradiction than I can't help you, although I'm not sure you were worth saving to begin with.

@DTLet me know if you need help spelling it.

This you^^? See above