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They also won those titles in Class 2A and 4A.

@TheStatGuy the Tories here are screaming 'cause they lost. What a bunch of snowflakes!

Who is this "they" you are referring to?

This did about 90% of the damage.

LET DARWIN SORT IT OUT!

Can you please clarify your statement?

So she's a lie spreader. Joyful.

These's a segment in that video that reminded me of your conversation in this thread w/ @swordfish. No, because that's not how bingo is played...

Citation needed.

Here's a video on the topic-

The proper word is normality.

Ehh...

But you haven't learned yet, so the film will still be played.

The HHC used to do all of these scheduling things.

That’s on them, by not being willing to change when they play conference games.

Because I think a 7-team HHC would be beneficial for all members. Assuming all schools would now play a 6-conference game season, it would open up a spot for more relevant rivalries. Seymour and JC could keep Madison on their schedule without hassle; Jeff, NA, and Floyd could play Louisville schools/Providence; East could pick up Cathedral; BNL could keep Terre Haute South on the schedule, or replace them with BHSS/Mitchell. 7-team conferences have the flexibility that 8-team conferences don't have.

I hope that day never happens.

This wouldn't improve travel distance, since Bloomington and New Albany are 93 miles apart: http://mapq.st/2K0cbgT

You had said- -which was in response to- Bloomington and Terre Haute are close enough to each other, and similar enough in enrollment, where they would be good together in the same conference. In regards to- - this is probably a sub-optimal configuration, particularly when factoring in enrollment trends.

This talks about one athletic director, not a school board.

See anything in the link that confirms your speculation? http://www.perryschools.org/about/school-board/minutes/

School boards usually don't allow Peter to rob Paul.

Complain to the school board that they share with Perry Meridian.

Southport can readily fix CI, and add an additional member if push comes to shove.