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10 minutes ago, 07_statechamp54 said:

Meaning yesterday when Luers lost, there was celebration negative comments from certain posters about the knights. Now with covenant beating south adams, I’m not hearing the outrage of a private beating a public. 

Seems to be more of a Catholic thing.

28 minutes ago, TheStatGuy said:

Haha. Maybe pick off some snider outcasts and dwenger outcasts and hey maybe go over to ohio and get yourself a RB. 

Don't worry, they have a damn good one. If he wasn't hurt, the last few pages of this thread probably look much different.

Hats off to Webo.

6 minutes ago, psaboy said:

• I didn't watch much, was watching other games. 

You should have just stopped here.

3 hours ago, Prospect said:

You will never cononvince me that playing Marion anything like the super bowl for Eastbrook.

You would be surprised, Grant county is a funny place.  I think @GFND74 hit the nail on the head regarding the Eastbrook game. Having said that EN in a close one.

16 minutes ago, DT said:

1.5 does not achieve the desired objective.  2.0 does.  Id rather see the IHSAA go a little too far than not far enough with this initiative.  If it becomes too much of a burden for the PPs , they can challenge and push for a rollback.

Id like to see the arguments in this thread made by any PP against new class assignement based on The 2.0 Multiplier.  Show us where it creates a hardship.  Take all factors into consideration.  Lets debate it openly and honestly.  

What is the desired objective that the success factor doesn't achieve?

Should we just cap the number of PP's that can be at LOS any given year? 

15 minutes ago, DT said:

 I have no douubt all 3 would upgrade their programs, including roster and staff improvements

I was just talking to the Dwenger coach the other day. I suggested upgrading the roster. He said he would think about it if they move to 6A.

9 minutes ago, southend said:

Who did they beat? I think the story is a very mediocre northeast indiana football 

I thought the story was the steady decline of the SAC over the past 15-20 years? Are you expanding the steady decline to Northeast Indiana? Don't move the goal posts.

On 10/31/2020 at 12:24 AM, southend said:

Steady decline, is validation. 

The SAC has 4 sectional champions this year, the most since 2002 when they had.....4.

Just did a little research.

Looks like Jeffersonville is at New Albany for the Sectional 16 championship. Bedford North Lawrence withdrew against New Alabny last week. So the NA-BNL game must be considered an away game for NA. Just as foxbat said.

How are forfeits being handled in terms of determining home team for later rounds? Treated as if the game was played as scheduled, as a bye, or some other convoluted scheme?

39 minutes ago, southend said:

SAC is on the down slide. 

Genuinely curious how you come to this conclusion.

36 minutes ago, Moshiner1345 said:

I had heard a rumor that this year, due to COVID, the stadium may need to be emptied between each contest. Any truth to this?

The commissioner said it during the section draw stream.

Both facemask calls were pretty obvious. I mean on the second one they ripped off Lytle's helmet by the facemask.

I agree, Snider looked like a different team tonight.

1 hour ago, NLCTigerFan07 said:

Laf Jeff: FW Dwenger vs. Harrison (WL)

This is probably how it would work out for BD. LOL.

Last night I saw the first decent argument against it: If all the good games are on the same night, you can only go to one!

4 hours ago, CaptainHook said:

... He is not the only one.

It looks like he isn't the only one at Fishers.

9 hours ago, SAC_Coach said:

Week 7 games or more importantly Homestead v Carroll broke the Sagrain ratings for the SAC.

If Concordia and Heritage meet in sectionals, looks like it will boil down to home field advantage!

8 minutes ago, jakone said:

IF Carroll didn't have Dwenger on their schedule this year and Homestead didn't have South Side on their schedule it would be a huge advantage for Carroll.

The top teams (averaged over the last 4 years or so) always play the top teams, so Carroll would have played BD, but maybe Homestead didn't play SS. Snider would have really screwed up the system this year.

I agree you have a valid point, if North Side had the year that it looked like they were going to early, they might have had an easier road to the bell. I don't mind throwing a perennial middle of the pack school having a good year a little luck.

You don't have to kick anyone out. Each year the bigger (more successful) schools don't play one of the smaller (less successful) schools. That team you don't play rotates. Every year you play 8 of the other 9 SAC schools, and the team you don't play is different every year.

I know AD's wouldn't like having to schedule these games, but from a fan standpoint I'd love to root for Luers against Eastbrook or Snider against Penn or even South Side against Anderson.

I know this is wishful thinking.

On 9/30/2020 at 12:54 PM, Mebuck said:

Just wanted to say thank you @jakonefor starting the thread each week! 

I agree with @Mebuck, thanks to @jakone, but these threads would be a lot more interesting if there were a few non-conference games sprinkled in the SAC schedules.

Can everyone go to the games yet?

I haven't seen an update to the original plan of no fans for 2 weeks and parents only for 2 weeks.

As much as i hate to say it, Homestead has to be in the top spot. 

7 hours ago, statmurp_10 said:

I'm so sorry, but I was sure my notification was pretty clear about that. I'll read my own statement again to see If I had neglected to state the information about when is the date of the event, and where  it is being staged. No, I guess not; its all there!  Saturday, the 19th.; moved it back to the Fort, where Carroll is the host. 

Not really, but whatever dude.

1 hour ago, statmurp_10 said:

For anyone, who might not have known, the original game plans for Dwenger and Carroll; the contest was scheduled for Lucas Oil Stadium in Indy on Saturday, the 19th. But the pandemic shuffling moved it back to the Fort, where Carroll is the host. Summit City Sports isn't 'LIVE' streaming this event. Instead, Bishop Dwenger Media is providing the 'LIVE' Stream on You Tube. You can locate the link, and press the 'reminder' button for notification of when the 'LIVE' Stream has commenced.

Just wanted to point out that the Dwenger-Carroll game is Saturday even though it is back in Ft.Wayne.

On 9/9/2020 at 1:40 PM, SAC_Coach said:

Can anyone explain why Sagarin is so down on the SAC this year? I know it has always been affected by having only conference games but it has the SAC ranked exceptionally low this year. Just the gap between Carroll and Dwenger is very confusing. 

I think Sagarin's early season ratings are heavily weighted by last year's postseason runs. The SAC didn't go very deep last year. As the season moves on and last years postseason falls off the table, Sagarin's ratings breakdown for the isolated SAC, at least when trying to compare to non-conference teams. This seems to happen every year.

As far as comparing to Dwenger to Carroll, they have one common opponent, North Side. Dwenger's margin of victory was 13, Carroll's 28. This 15 point differential matches pretty well to Sagarin's 16.5 delta.

Looking at it as a fan instead of as a computer, I'd say Dwenger's style of play leads to lower margins of victory so I'll give them another touchdown against NS. I'll also say I've heard grumbling that Carroll ran up the score in the 4th, I don't agree, but they definitely didn't try to run out the clock so I'll take away a touchdown. Take 14 away from Sagarin's 16.5 and you get Carroll by a field goal. I don't think too many people would call that a crazy prediction.