Frozen Tundra

I guess my question is what has been the best team since that team? Is it this year’s team?

That was the 2003 team

This week’s games (week 7): BNL (4-2, 4-0 HHC) at 5A #10 Floyd Central (5-1, 3-0 HHC) Jeffersonville (0-6, 0-3 HHC) at New Albany (1-5, 1-2 HHC) Seymour (3-3, 2-2 HHC) at Jennings County (3-3, 0-3 HHC) Columbus East (2-4) at 5A #1 Bloomington North (6-0) Notes: -Floyd Central moved down one spot to #10 in the 5A media poll. They are still unranked in the 5A coaches poll and still not receiving votes. -Bloomington North is #1 in both the 5A media and coaches polls.

Where does this team rank for you over the last 20 years? Top 3? #1?

If they get drawn to opposite sides of the bracket, I highly doubt Seymour or Columbus East will stand in the way of a Bloomington North and Bloomington South showdown in the sectional championship.

Even with Snider’s loss, I still think they’re the best team in 5A.

Floyd Central is looking for its first HHC title in 20 years and its sixth overall. BNL is looking to win back-to-back HHC titles for the third time ever as well as its first outright HHC title since 1995. It would be their eighth HHC title overall. Considering Floyd Central’s remaining HHC games are Jennings County and New Albany, and BNL’s remaining HHC game is Columbus East, I’m pretty confident that the winner of Friday night’s game will go unbeaten in the HHC and be the outright champion.

By the way, I’ve got nothing against you at all. I just don’t want this to be the hill you die on. Lol

I didn’t think the crew was that bad. Maybe it’s because I’ve been to so many high school football games that I’ve seen the bar set really low. Maybe it’s because I lost focus due to my young daughters getting rambunctious after the first quarter and a half and not being able to sit still after that. Or maybe it’s because my team (Columbus East) stinks and I knew no matter how many calls favored us it still wasn’t going to influence the outcome of the game. I don’t know. What I can tell you is that I thought (for the first quarter and a half I was able to focus on the game) they did a pretty good job. Yes, the calls were heavily against Floyd Central during that time. However, they all looked legit to me except for one PI call where legs got tangled and the East receiver went down. Is it possible that there were missed calls on East that I didn’t see? Maybe. I’ve learned over the years that vantage points matter. There are times when one side of the field is throwing a fit and the other side is confused or critical of those throwing a fit. For example, in the 2014 semistate game at New Palestine, East had a receiver running down the visiting sideline and wasn’t able to haul in a long pass because the corner grabbed his outside hip to slow him up. We all threw a fit while the New Pal fans were across the field and not in position to see it. The officials were out of position to see it as well so it never got called. I’m sure there were missed calls against East that I never saw because of vantage points. Nevertheless, I now base my feelings on how the coaching staffs react. If they’re throwing a fit then I’m going to feel like it’s ok for me to be upset. If they’re not reacting then there’s no reason for me to react. I think fans get carried away sometimes and we want to act like we know the rules better than the refs or coaches involved. I think we also have a tendency to anticipate penalties or see them when they’re not actually there based on evidence presented to us. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard fans complain the other team’s o-line is holding when, in reality, they’re just frustrated that the other team’s o-line is so good. We’ve also got to be better about the ratio of calls. They shouldn’t always be dead even and, sometimes, they’re legitimately not even close to 50/50. I’ve seen the complaining in basketball too about how many fouls were called on each team or how many free throws were attempted by each team. Moral of the story? Let it go and move on. The result of the game wasn’t influenced by calls or the lack thereof. Floyd Central still whooped us as we all knew they would. Just my two cents.

Yeah I believe that’s the case. Lots of folks live there with no previous ties to the county. Seems like a lot of the youth there move out once they become adults.

HHC Pick ‘Em Standings (after week 6): @boilerfan87 27/30 @LC_Bears_04 26/30 @Uncle Bubba 26/30 @billybob 25/30 @Frozen Tundra 24/30 @LawrenceGreene 24/30 @Owls2005 24/30 @Impartial_Observer 23/30 @swcgillespie 23/30 @mamasa 21/30 @Fkfootball 21/23 @Bulldog15 19/23

I don’t think tourist money goes back to the schools. As someone who goes to Brown County often, I can tell you that there isn’t much school pride there. I’m used to communities with signs in their yards rooting on their local teams but I’m not sure I’ve ever seen that in Brown County. You wouldn’t even know they have an athletics program at the high school. There’s just not much support for the teams there. Never has been for as long as I can remember in my 34 years.

Bloomington South @ Columbus North Columbus East @ Bloomington North Brebeuf Jesuit @ Terre Haute South Terre Haute North @ Southport

Bloomington North 49 New Albany 14 Final

Floyd Central 28 Columbus East 3 Final Worst East team since 1998

Seymour 41 Brownstown Central 20 Final

29 yard TD run by Floyd Central. 28-3 with 6:41 left. Silver Creek 42 Jeffersonville 28 Final

Eh. We stink and never even had a chance tonight so I don’t even care what they call on us. Lol

@Fkfootball Not sure why the refs just called pass interference on Floyd Central because I saw nothing there.

20 yard TD pass by Floyd Central. 21-3 with 39.9 seconds left in the half. And yet you’ll still win by 35 or more

From my vantage point, most have been legit.

10 yard QB keeper for the TD by Floyd Central. 14-3 with 9:18 left in the half.

I’ve seen much worse

East with a 22 yard field goal. Floyd Central leads 7-3 with 1:51 left in the first quarter. The first one was legit. The second one wasn’t. Feet just got tangled.

25 yard TD pass by Floyd Central. 7-0 with 9:32 left in the first quarter.