Footballking16

Our zone coverage is very soft. Sparty line played pretty well giving the QB enough time to beat it.

Is Temp Gregg Doyel?

Yes. Seeding.

Because the NCAA is spineless (and powerless) in this era.

New Pal and Cathedral is probably the de facto state championship game and even that game might not be close. Cathedral extremely banged up right now but do believe they get a majority of those guys back for this potential matchup. If Cathedral can stay on schedule and not get behind the sticks, could have a decent ballgame on our hands. Team is not built to come from behind with its limited passing game, couple early scores and stops for New Pal could lead to an ugly outcome. Warren would mercy rule Muncie.

Cathedral was down 7 starters tonight and lost another during the game. Elder won the GCL South and is undefeated which means they’re probably a fringe top 25 team in the country.

Good win down 7 starters. An 8th went out on a vicious hit that looked borderline ejection worthy. Nice time for a bye and a tuneup game. Need to get healthy.

The NCAA not having a backbone doesn't negate the fact that Harbaugh is the most heavily penalized cheater in the history of the sport.

The NCAA is spineless. Tell me something we don't all know. Squeaky clean? The 14 year banishment your old ball coach just received says otherwise. Not too mention all the self-imposed suspensions spanning multiple seasons for multiple coaches. You cheated to win a title after being Ohio State's whipping boy for two decades. Congratulations. Now back to being a 2nd rate B10 school just as you have been for the better part if yours and my lifetime.

How many smug Notre Dame, Clemson, Penn State and Florida State fans post on here that defend a massive well-orchestrated cheating scandal from top to bottom? If they did, they'd get the same treatment.

You're free to wager on your Super Bowl however you see fit. Some of us have seasons that extend past November.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/michigan-sign-stealing-penalties-jim-harbaugh-10-year-show-cause-hefty-fines-among-ncaa-punishments/ This doesn't even include your assistant that was just indicted on federal cyber crimes. Dirt bag program that had to cheat to win. Classic.

Moore is an absolute clown. Hell it took Harbaugh 6 years and a salary reduction to win a big game before he conducted one of the biggest cheating scandals in the history of the sport.

One of the coordinators will get the IU job once he moves on.

I just don’t understand the thought process of a 65 year old, up and switching jobs (again) when he’s got everything he wants and needs in Bloomington. IU is a legit national title contender this year.

Don't think he’d take it at this stage but never say never. Matt Rhule or Matt Campbell seem like the most practical candidates at the moment.

Best resume in the country but totally onboard with the defending national champion staying on top until somebody beats them. That being said, if IU had any other logo on their helmet they’d be #1 come Monday.

Name a move IPS has made in the last 10, 15, 20 years that’s been for the betterment of athletics? I’m sure the coaches and players at Tech care and do what they can to the best of their abilities. None of that matters however if you have zero support at the top.

I'm talking over a sustained period of time, not singular seasons. Whitney Young and Morgan Park both have solid football programs and would absolutely pistol whip Tech. And I didn't mention anything about specific states. East St Louis is part of metro St Louis and have a national powerhouse football program despite being in an extremely impoverished area.

Detroit and Miami have several IPS equivalent schools in their inner-cities who all have good to phenomenal football programs. As does Houston, Los Angeles, St Louis, Chicago, etc. I'll assure you there's good suburban teams in those metro areas as well. IPS doesn't care, that's the problem and the root of the issue.

Again, it's one piece of the pie. What kind of support does IPS give Tech? What kind of feeder league do they have? Being in an impoverished area doesn't mean you can't have a good football program. I've given you dozens of examples of inner-city powerhouses who compete even at the national level in other major cities. Guessing Tech (and IPS) lack some of the vision those programs share or simply don't care.

Coaching matters. The school we're discussing, Carmel, illustrates that. No clue what Herbert was doing the last several seasons, but says a lot when Kevin Wright comes rolling in off the street and reenergizes a team and program in a few short months.

Founder of Angie's List. Probably worth north of half a billion dollars.

Angie Hicks perhaps?

Offense definitely looks better. Still don't know what I'm watching defensively.