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I'm not saying the enforcement of uniform rules is tied to lack of advancement. My biggest problem is waiting for feedback from the IHSAA on what our school scores were and who voted. We will get it in a couple of weeks, when many officials are involved with winter sports, the last football game was 7 weeks ago, you have an idea what schools voted how, and when you try to address scores, it gets lost in everything that has happened in the last 7 weeks. So you start thinking, it would be nice going through a football season without worrying about the politics of playoff assignment. When the first playoff games are awarded, that is when we need our crew info. Bob, I know you mean well, but your thoughts on all of this are based on a highly successful career of football officiating. I know you try to see things at the other end of the seesaw, but other people don't always have empathy for the folk down here.

....but long-term crews that enforce rules that we are told to enforce do not move forward or even get a playoff game. But what gets me is, we cannot find out why or get scores until everything is over, 7 weeks after we need to know. Not a real good model of feedback. I read this, I read of crews wearing jackets during games with the wrong striping, crews letting wrong # of players on multiple plays, and I'm planning on putting to my crew to not apply for a playoff next year, so we can do as we please.

(channeling my inner Hank Voight)....."hhhmmmm".....

The way I remember, they played for over 2 hours because they found out the day before they scored their first gold. Think they get a local band to open sice it was pretty much a free concert. A lot of good music came out of the Champaign/Chicago/Detroit arc. My first concert was KISS in 1976, and I was introduced to Bob Seger music that night, he opened for them.

Saw REO winter of 77/78 for $1.02 courtesy of Louisville WLRS 102 concerts. They were celebrating their first gold record. You can't beat Gary Richrath for blue collar guitar work.

And so, one wonders.....how much do schools get back? Does "operations" (an administrator) get $25.00 to figure out how to give schools 3 cents?

North Posey at Paoli Providence at West Washington East Central at Silver Creek Corydon at Southridge Heritage Hills at Charlestown Triton Central at Brownstown

Once again, dear WWFan, you are correct. Providence has beaten the Class A #5 Kentucky team, lost to the #9 Class A KY team on a last second pass, and lost to North Harrison after they got the ball to the 2 yard line in the last minute. Plus the forfeit loss. Makes Chucktown 10-0.

Mitchell at Paoli Tell City at Crawford County Perry Central at Mater Dei Springs Valley at Providence West Washington at Eastern Greene Silver Creek at Jennings County Scottsburg at Corydon North Harrison at Southridge Charlestown at Salem Brownstown at Brown County Clarksville at Eastern Pekin

Clarksville at Crawford County North Daviess at Springs Valley Paoli at North Knox Perry Central at Mitchell Salem at West Washington Eastern Pekin at Charlestown Providence at North Harrison Scottsburg at Brownstown Silver Creek at Corydon

Dang, I suck.....especially considering I have seen 8 of the 16 teams up close and personal. Week 8 Match-Ups: Mitchell at Paoli Springs Valley at Perry Central West Washington at Crawford County Brownstown at Silver Creek Charlestown at Salem Corydon at Providence Eastern Pekin at Scottsburg North Harrison at Clarksville

Crawford County at Paoli Perry Central at West Washington Scottsburg at Mitchell Springs Valley at Tecumseh Brownstown at Indian Creek Corydon at Charlestown North Harrison at Silver Creek Salem at Eastern Pekin

Mitchell at Madison Paoli at Eastern Greene Perry Central at Clarksville Springs Valley at Crawford County Charlestown at Scottsburg Eastern Pekin at North Harrison Salem at Corydon Seymour at Brownstown Silver Creek at Jeffersonville

Silver Creek will grow faster than Charlestown....There is growth 360 around Sellersburg. Also, Greater Clark will shift students from Charlestown to Jeff to keep Jeff fully used.

Leclerc is the man for you. He's long-term good.

As a resident of the Greater St Joe Hill area, I don't have to fight the Sellersburg/403 mess....but I do have to fight the Hwy 60/Charlestown Rd mess daily. Governments in Indiana are always more than 10 years behind developers. By then, it usually ends with government knee-jerk reactions, taking of properties, etc, instead of having a plan for residents to work with.

What did Max ever do to you?

Week 5 Match-Ups: Crawford County at Mitchell Paoli at West Washington Salem at Springs Valley Tecumseh at Perry Central Brownstown at North Harrison Charlestown at Providence Corydon at Eastern Pekin Scottsburg at Silver Creek

Crawford County at Perry Central Mitchell at West Washington Paoli at Springs Valley Charlestown at Clarksville Eastern Pekin at Brownstown Floyd Central at Silver Creek North Harrison at Corydon Salem at Scottsburg

You don't have to worry about Silver Creek growing. As I look out my window at former farmland, there is now a subdivision with about 300 houses, and its not halfway built out. Quarter mile down the road, a new one is being developed, 75 more. New apartment complex in downtown Hamburg, 250+ units. New apartment complex across the road. 250 more. 300 more under development 1/2 mile down the road towards New Albany. All within a mile of Hamburg, not even in Sellersburg or north of Sellersburg. Keep Sellersburg Small!!

Week 2 Match-Ups: Clarksville at West Washington Corydon at Paoli Crawford County at Eastern Pekin Forest Park at Perry Central Mitchell at Springs Valley Charlestown at Brownstown Salem at Silver Creek Scottsburg at North Harrison

Boonville at Paoli Eastern Pekin at West Washington Edgewood at Mitchell Springs Valley at Eastern Greene Switzerland County at Crawford County Tell City at Perry Central Brownstown at Corydon North Harrison at Salem Scottsburg at Clarksville Silver Creek at Charlestown

Local paper this morning says Rock Creek is going to 8-man football this season.

Never forget the Wolfpack of Crawford County.

Finally, the Truth is out…… and it’s 50 years, not 30.