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Avon has one win the last two years. If that isn’t an Oh My, I don’t know what one is.

Crawfordsville checks a lot of those boxes as well.

Griffith is unrecognizable from when I graduated. Pointless to follow them any more. Talk about a proud program disappearing into oblivion.

They should have a very good baseball team this spring.

Couldn’t find the stats, but that doesn’t surprise me. Just not a great cultural fit for football.

My guess is the reason Muda says they are 4A in enrollment only is that the community and student body is around 30% Hispanic, and that demographic isn’t traditionally a fertile recruiting ground for them. So even in a Sagamore Conference with schools ranging from 2A-4A, they have been dismal for some time. I believe their soccer and baseball teams have been pretty competitive recently.

Danville 34, Greencastle 0 2nd quarter

What’s the second half ratio?

It isn’t fun to watch at all. I want to see the two best teams in the state playing their best, may the best team win. I am seeing none of that. Sucks for both teams.

Playing this game at Arlington is a complete joke, field is trash already.

I know Avon's defense has been God-awful this year, but this performance needs to be recognized. In Zionsville's 52-49 win last night, Price ran 26 times for 416 yards and 5 TD's. That is an incredible night, irrespective of opponent. Also want to recognize from the same game the performance of Chrishon McCray, 4 TD's receiving to go with 230 yards, and a TD pass thrown in for good measure. Two amazing individual performances from two very good players.

Glad everyone is safe, kudos to the police for a quick apprehension. But damn, shouldn't have to fear for your life as a player or fan going to a football game.

Raiding the WIC to a degree, but I would like Northview, Greencastle, West Vigo, and possibly West Lafayette as a fourth.

THIS! I believe all three MoCo high schools have decent to good coaching staffs, but there are too many athletes in the hallways that do not play football, for whatever reason. Schlicher in particular needs to build a culture starting in grade school and keep them in the program.

Don’t forget about the 0-6 record so far in 2021. They are competitive in basketball and baseball (as is Frankfort, at least more so than in football historically). Can’t really say it’s cyclical when it’s been down for 15 years. Question would be the destination for the top 4. Too small for Mid State, too big for Wabash River, Western Indiana possibly, but they already have 12 teams. Indiana Crossroads might be a slight improvement, but not enough to move. Hoosier Athletic could be interesting. My thought is Crawfordsville (and probably Frankfort) really needs to evaluate where football fits in their landscape, or if those resources are better deployed elsewhere.