Punttheball

It looks like he made the 4A Senior All-State team. As I state before, he may not have been nominated by his own coach for top 50. If he was, it is a mystery.

If his coach did not nominate him for top 50, he is not considered for the award. Was he nominated? Did he make the Senior Class All-State?

Really? It begs the question as to why? Come on man!

I get your point, but there are plenty of lopsided sectional finals because of a favorable draw on one side of the bracket. There are some teams that do not take their foot off the gas. It is their choice, so I'm not debating that. But being on the wrong side of a beat down that won't stop does not help your program. IMO

I can tell you that no one from Rochester complained. It was a great game. Rochester made a huge mistake on the opening drive of the 3rd quarter and failed to execute on special teams. Congrats LCC.

Exactly how did they get screwed? I would not want a sectional made up of conference opponents. I think it was cool that Rochester got to play Seeger for the first time. The travel sucked, but it was a great experience for the team, and it gave two teams a chance to match their conferences against each other.

Come on DJ...I would have thought you would hit up Brokerage!

SW was playing some good football towards the end of the offensively. I felt they struggled on defense early in the year. AC has a very good team. It sounded like SW struggled to hold onto the ball early and dug themselves a very big hole. Not many teams have an answer when that happens early. The game plan goes out the door. Congrats on the win!

Talked to a Valley player that said it was a miss. What are you searching for?

I believe there are limits to the 6 quarter rule.

I guess it is your matter of the fact attitude that you are right and everyone else is wrong! A bulletin is issued contradicting your statements and your reply is "contact the commissioner". I thought that maybe you had an issued bulletin that outdates the one that has been discussed in this thread.

From the IHSAA 2021-22 Fall Bulletin: Balls – Sectional – Each school is encouraged to use an official Wilson football (models 1003 GST, 1001 or 1005 with the NFHS authenticating mark). Regionals & Semi-States– Schools must use an official Wilson football as described above. The IHSAA will supply two (2) Wilson 1003 GST footballs. If either team desires to use another official Wilson ball (1001 or 1005 with the NFHS authenticating mark), they may do so, provided they furnish the ball. The IHSAA will supply all game balls at Lucas Oil Stadium. State Finals - IHSAA will provide all game balls. No school footballs will be used during State Finals games. There is nothing in this bulletin that supports your stance. And I have never coached in a game where our team did not use our own balls. Where is your support of your stance on game balls.

Pretty sure you don't have to use the Wilson ball until Regional round. Regional is the level at which the IHSAA sends each team one ball to use for the tournament.

If the NCC is a good fit for WL it should work for Western.

In 2019, Cass played them Twice in a three week spam. It was a meat grinder for Cass. They played Western, WL, HH, WL, and Pioneer in a 5 week run. Western has no business in the Hoosier if they ever want to be player in 4a.

IMO-Laville should be in the 2A conversation. They return everyone on their roster. They will be a favorite for their conference title. They will also give Andrean all they want in sectional.

Better yet...In a normal 2-year reclassification period, would two sectional championships keep a team up?

Not sure I understand. Help?

Way to logical my friend! You are way ahead of your time as it relates to IHSAA business.

What I am hearing, is the sectional win by LCC kept them up!

Wouldn't it be great if the IHSAA issued a statement explaining the situation? Obviously nobody knows why Pioneer is now down along with Chatard. It also seems that no one has a clue as to why LCC is up in 2A. Heck, Pioneer has been in 2A, back down to 1A, aligned in Sectional 34 in 2A, and the realigned into a 1A sectional...all in a 4 week span. So does the IHSAA even know why?

What happened with Pioneer? I would bet the farm that when the reclassifications came out that Pioneer was listed as a 2A staying up because of SF. It is even listed that way in the maps created in the original post for this topic. What happened?

Thanks guys.

Does anyone know the name and the whereabouts of the guy that did the Hamilton Heights and then Tipton games on the radio? He would lay out a huge spread with all of the stats for each player and their position. I don't know how good of a game he called, but he seemed like the most prepared radio guy in the business.

They gave them plenty of time to regulate themselves, and they didn't do it. If they are in a tough spot, it is self inflicted.