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Martinsville 20 Mooresville 12 late 3rd

Martinsville 13 Mooresville 12 1/2

Mooresville 6 Martinsville 0 after 1 Arties knocking on the door

Looked it up—in ‘07 the IHSAA Board voted 14-0 to allow a reschedule (due to bad weather) Monday game if both schools don’t play again until Saturday. Vote was prompted by several schools losing games the previous season by not being allowed to play on Monday. Looks like somewhere along the line, it’s quietly fallen back to Commissioner discretion.

How can the schools that played Monday (due to the hurricane remnants) play again on Friday? For several years, teams weren’t allowed to play again until Saturday, per IHSAA rules. Was there a change?

North Decatur scores with 12 seconds left. 29-22 ND…final

North Decatur-Lapel knotted at 22. 6 min left.

Lightning sighted in West Virginia. North Decatur/Lapel delayed.

North Decatur 22 Lapel 15 early 4th

North Decatur 15 Lapel 15 mid 3rd

Looked it up—Luers was a AA by enrollment—moved up to AAA, as did about 20 other schools initially.

That’s not the way it worked. In ‘73, a Class A school got 3 points for beating a Class A opponent, 4 for beating a AA, and 5 for beating a AAA school. Class AA schools got 2 points for beating an A, 3 for beating a AA, and 4 for beating a AAA. Class AAA schools got 1 point for beating an A, 2 for beating a AA, and 3 for beating a AAA. The one team with the best point average in their respective class from each of the four districts made the playoffs. The following year (‘74) a team that played 10 regular-season games could make one of those a scratch game if the opponent was in a higher or lower class. If you won (or lost) you didn’t get the points, but your total point sum was divided by 9.

Batesville 42 Rushville 12 late 3rd

Batesville 14 Rushville 12 late 2nd

Paoli 14 Springs Valley 14 half

Lutheran 14 South Putnam 0—Lightning delay late 1st

Game was scoreless--lightning in the 4th caused cancellation.

Sure they could. The option to move up a class in a single sport has been available since the inception of class sports.

If you miss the old days, then you can go back to the cluster system, when the oppressed Catholic schools in Marion County sued the IHSAA because they were all put in the same sectional. Oppression crosses all boundaries and decades.

Most people looked at South Putnam beating North Judson in the state finals in '86 as a big upset. South had never had a winning season until the year before, and was only 5-3 going into the tourney--Judson was unbeaten and had been #1 in class all season.

Southmont 22 Cascade 21 ot F

Didn’t read about a clock reset (edit: sorry, I see it now)—if it was, then I understand.

Since it took LaVille five downs to run out the clock, I’m guessing Andrean vehemently disagrees.

Valley’s ‘79 team was incredible. Widest splits I’ve ever seen an offensive line employ, and no one could stop Tim Alspaugh.

Last night, Tippy Valley kicked off, West Lafayette muffed in the field of play, ball went well into end zone—where WL picked up and returned. Play was blown dead on the tackle. Afterwards, I think official realized his mistake, marked ball as a touchback, and reset the game clock. My hypothetical question is, had there been any flags occurring during the runback, what (if any) fouls would be enforced?