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The Irish moved up a spot to #5 in the CFB rankings. The USC game is vital for the Irish to stay up there. Stranger things have happened, but the Irish should be able to take care of business Saturday afternoon.

Alabama still in the hunt with 3 losses, and a game left with Auburn. No one should be surprised at that. Even if they lose to Auburn they will still be ranked in the top 20, that's just how it is.

IU came in at #10 on the CFB rankings. Not as bad as it could have been.

Kyle does the best he can under the circumstances. He's a one man band as far as being a high school writer at our local "newspaper." I'm sure he feels he has to stay on the IHSAA side to keep his job. Any controversy would not be beneficial to his career. I have no problem with him being on that side of this situation. Doyel, on the other hand, is a columnist who points out the problems, and hard stories, of the city sports scene. I don't always agree with either of the Indy Star writers, but I do understand discrimination.

His name is Doyel and he actually reviewed in depth the situation. Kyle just seems to take the IHSAA and Mount Vernon's interpretation of things. Your choice how what to believe. It also proves the point that transfers from Cathedral play immediately, and that's not the case when a student transfers to Cathedral. I can site many instances to prove that.

That's OK, we'll just stick with they.

Quite true.

The success factor is indeed a p/p leveler. In fact a short time back, the Commissioner at that time, name omitted, changed the rules just a few weeks before football season, that kept Cathedral from "falling" to a lower level. Now that's real discrimination. And further, as I've stated here every year after the season, if you know of any P/P school violating the laws, contact the IHSAA immediately and report it.

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They?

Rick is now the athletic director at Cathedral, so they have a lot of contact between 'em. I guess they have to start the nominating process?

I wouldn't watch either if it wasn't for Jaron Tibbs. He actually dropped a ball that he got his hands on last Friday night. I haven't seen that from him at all. It wasn't an easy catch, but I've seen him make it numerous times.

So, for you at least, it's all about stats and not about production?

Yep! In fact, the SEC had a "let's keep our mouths shut day" Saturday. But they probably won't.

Drop passes seem to be a habit with the Colts. Oh well, they didn't give up 50.

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More p/p deja vu. It's as regular as rain and snow.

I just scanned through the members of the HOF, all worthy. But I wonder why Cathedral's Otis Shannon isn't included? He held several rushing records for many years.

With all the wannabes losing today, IU has a chance to make the playoffs. They should have no problem with Purdue next week. 11-1 should be good enough, and a good half against a top ranked tOSU.

Final, Oklahoma 24, Alabama 3. 'Bama has lost to Vanderbilt and a very bad Oklahoma team. Maybe they won't be included in the playoff. Stay tuned though.

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Irish win over Army, 49-14. On to LA and USC next week. It's actually a play in game.

Notre Dame 28, Army 7 at the half! The Irish just need to have another good half. BTW, maybe Jeremiah Love should be in the Heisman conversation. He's had a phenomenal season!