hhpatriot04

Gotta see what wife No. 1 says. We are currently paying Harvard Kennedy a sizeable monthly payment for grad school, so what's another grad degree and some others in 18 years?

(From her:) I am reading it with my friend from Santa Claus, hunny. We have a lot to talk about tonight. Soon to be Ms Dumfries

adverb. I meant adverb. I swear to god I did.

Whichever... teams are not people. Even if you were to use who/whom, it should be whoever ... it is replacing the subject. Also "lastly" because it is an adverb. Last is an adjective, so... "Whichever has the last ball (will win)"

Could Coach L have won in Class 5A then or Class 6A now?

Nice. Are you holding out for a 5-4 game?

Was this the year we had rain leading up to Friday then rain on Friday and Saturday so several games had to be made up on Monday? I seem to be associating a 4-3 game with that season. ETA: How was the game archived? Cassette? When did you switch over to a digital recorder?

There are no mountains in Indiana unless you count Paoli Peaks of course. Surely someone from Chatard?

I think 4-2 and 5-4 would be the only more rare scores statistically... 2-0, then anytime a team scores 29

Let's discuss the first game today. If they didn't rematch, Gibson probably just watches the first half and teaches what happens when you let off the gas. I think Heritage Hills reliedon the big play too much but that has kind of been their modus operandi.

Bordering schools meet in state every year almost. HH has played and won enough games in southeastern Indiana to be considered "Eastern." I believe we got the two best teams in 3A playing against each other. Seems like a pretty good system.

Sagarin's Predictor: Westfield (94.26) is a 2.5-point favorite vs. Crown Point (89.94) and has about a 54.5% chance of winning (1.97-point home-field advantage). Last updated: 2023 November 11 Saturday 17:35:16.345 Central Standard Time = GMT/UTC-06:00

Sagarin's Predictor: Leo (81.81) is a 4.5-point favorite vs. NorthWood (79.4) and has about a 58.33% chance of winning (1.97-point home-field advantage). Last updated: 2023 November 11 Saturday 17:35:16.345 Central Standard Time = GMT/UTC-06:00

Sagarin's Predictor: Indy Chatard (87.38) is a 11-point favorite vs. Knox (74.24) and has about a 70.21% chance of winning (1.97-point home-field advantage). Last updated: 2023 November 11 Saturday 17:35:16.345 Central Standard Time = GMT/UTC-06:00

He has spoken.... Sagarin's Predictor: Ben Davis (103.88) is a 8.5-point favorite vs. Center Grove (97.23) and has about a 65.96% chance of winning (1.97-point home-field advantage). Last updated: 2023 November 11 Saturday 17:35:16.345 Central Standard Time = GMT/UTC-06:00

Next week you will get the pleasure of listening to Steve Kolb and Mike Crews on WAXL, 103.3 FM. I am biased but Steve has been one of the best in biz for 25 years. The consumate professional.

Titans cut it to 14-10 in the second. Good to hatve experience when you get down in big games. They know it's not over. I won't be providing updates, so Evansville's finest: https://x.com/aaronhancock14/status/1723444464918605845?s=20

Nice prediction, HH. Spot on, chap. /insert var Humble_Pie. The Titans seem to have been still getting off the bus at kickoff. They spotted TW 14 points in the first quarter before halving it. Kyle with the stellar coverage as always on X. https://x.com/KyleNeddenriep/status/1723441291092988257?s=20

That's an easy solution actually. Look at the previous four years of Success Points for a team. Throw out the highest point total and the lowest point total. The remaining two point totals are your Median Points. Use those to determine classification (if the goal is to keep the current system relatively in place).

Good concession food? Band moms?

Statistically, ignoring basically all other real world factors and common sense, teams should only win a sectional about every decade and state championship every half century.

How is Coach Gengelbach doing? Any connections to this team?

It's Friday during the season during the regional round, so I should just keep this for a month, but in the spirit of driving site traffic to the max, I want to float my big idea for the week. (If only the website had the functionality to open threads at a future specified date ... I digress!) If a team accumulates seven or more Success Factor Points (twl state championships or a championship and championship appearance) during a single period, that team should be moved two classes higher. I think only a few teams have won back to back in the same classification period since the inception of the system: LCC, Chatard, Cathedral??? In most cases, the two class bump is just accelerating the inevitable and likely increasing competition in one class higher. Thoughts and thinks?

And what would propel the Tigers into 5A?

Organizing a class-action?