Boilernation

All fair points that I agree with. Especially that jekyll and hyde Fishers could actually beat Westfield and take the North. A lot more of an educated opinion than a baseless difinitive statement that Crown Point would be a 3 or 4 loss team in the HCC because of their current SOS. THAT was my issue. And it's really my issue. I could have just read the post, rolled my eyes or chuckled and moved on. I havne't really watched Center Grove or LN this year. The HCC gets a majority of my attention and then I'll watch a big game from the DAC or SAC. It sounds like LN would be a nightmare for whoever wins the North.

9 Sacks Bob, 9 Sacks! I'm usually not in favor of mid season firings, but how does Waldron or Flus not get let go before tomorrow morning?

I'm pretty sure it's home school for HS. Noblesville Lions gets kids from around Hamilton County, I believe.

Any chance the series ends with Lowell any time soon? I know it's one of the longest running rivalries in the the state and a south Lake County staple, but it appears to have run it's course and will continue to be a running clock type of game.

What's your prediction for Carroll at Crown Point?

So, what are we saying here? Everyone sucks unless they beat an HCC or MIC team or Cathedral/Center Grove? Yes, Crown Point’s schedule is sub par for a 6A contender. But by no means does that prove they couldn’t finish in the top 2 or 3 of the HCC. Have you actually watched CP play? Throw out the level of comp and just look at the schemes and talent on offense.

What I was referring to regarding Geesman had nothing to do with the MOV. I agree he would have been worth some points on the board and defensive stops. What I saw last night was a clear and decisive difference in talent between the 2 teams. And that really hurts when you consider how well coached and prepared CP is. Maybe I just don’t watch Penn enough, but I can’t remember the last I watched Penn play a DAC or SAC team and think the talent was decisively in favor of the opponent. It certainly wasn’t the case last year with Penn and Crown Point. Maybe the new coach will work out for you guys when the talent level increases. I watched the stream on Region Sports. Either the color commentator or play by play guy mentioned before the game started that they talked to some Penn fans while walking in who told them Penn was awful this year.

I chuckle at the 5-4 and 6-3 guarantees as someone who has lived in the HCC blue print for the past 25 years. Does Komet look at the schedule and assume that’s the case or has he actually watched Crown Point this year? They have a solid offensive scheme and multiple 6’2-6’4 LB/TE who will be playing D1 football. And a 4 year starter at QB who is also going D1. They are a tier 1 HCC team with a very good offense that can control clock. Their weakness is the same as last year: no elite speed in the secondary or at WR, which will kill you against BD or LN’s of the world. Brownsburg, Fishers or Westfield could probably exploit the CP secondary, but I don’t think any one of them are stopping CP’s offense. I’ve seen enough of Carrol that I’ll take CP by about 7-10. CP vs Westfield or Fishers is a close game just like last year.

35-0. I’m not sure Geesman could have made a difference. Major difference in talent between Crown Point and Penn. The 99 yard TD drive for Crown Point in the 2nd quarter put the nail in the coffin.

Great game. I’ve been very bullish on Memorial all year. Probably should have taken the time to watch HH play. They have some playmakers on O starting with the younger Goldsberry. He’s a tough player just like his dad was. Cool atmosphere with fans lining the sidelines. I’m surprised they were allowed to be right on the sidelines and endzones!

Lincoln Way East, Marist, Mt. Carmel, St. Rita, Nazereth Academy, Loyola, Naperville Centra, Downers Grove North, etc. would be great additions to the Bulldog schedule. Only problem is it's hard to get Chicago teams to leave their bubble and they start a week later than Indiana.

LOL...that is a sick fedish I want no part of.

Power T run heavy offense. Probably about 5 passes per game.

31-7. It appears Carmel fell asleep on the bus ride to Fort Wayne and woke up at HT.

Yeah, I don't know the extent to his comments. I know the few times I went to a feeder game the teams were running the Power T. I'm completely out of the loop on this one. I wasn't involved in Noblesville Grinders / Middle School programs and I no longer live in Noblesville.

To clarify, I was referring to community support for the Miller's athletic program. Noblesville is a great community for HS sports.

Speaking of madness, have you finally conceeded that Homestead didn't just have an off night on 11/1/19?

Agreed. They have the community support and are primed for a breakthrough. The beautiful new stadium would be packed every Friday night despite the record. And I believe Sharpe has created a phenomenal culture. His players also NEVER quit. That doesn't happen without great leadership when the losses are piling up.

A couple of South Bend schools are inflating that average points per game. Not saying they stink at all. Never said that actually. Just stated they're offensively challenged.

LOL...The hyperbole was layered pretty thick in that one. Still, when you see it, you see it. Concord, New Prairie and Penn all pretty much shut down Elkhart's offense. It's not like Snider put forth some hurculean effort.

Bummer. Seemed like a really good guy. Conceeded the Power T wasn't a popular scheme and he was ready to focus on spending more time with his 4 kids. Plans to continue teaching in Noblesville schools.

All 22's from Arizona not looking good for CW. Appeared to be passing the open underneath routes to force the ball down field. I believe he was criticized for playing "hero ball" at USC. Time for the OC to do his job and get the QB and offense under control.

I could cast a radius within 25 miles from where I'm currently sitting and possibly find a JV team that could hold Elkhart's offense to 7 points. One of the worst I've seen all year and Snider's defense didn't have anything to do with it. Last year Crown Point continuously took 14 point leads and Penn continuously struck back by easily passing the ball down field. I have a feeling this year it won't be so easy for Penn to overcome a large deficit. I would take CP by a minimum of 14 if they can contain the Penn O. Weather shouldn't be much of an impact as well.