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3 hours ago, Pantherfootball1957 said:

Current HHC top 5

1. BNL

2. Jeffersonville 

3. Floyd Central 

4. East

5. Seymour 

Well you said you’d pick BNL by 35 over Whiteland. FC won by 37? So this can’t be right. 😏 

Posted
1 hour ago, Fkfootball said:

Well you said you’d pick BNL by 35 over Whiteland. FC won by 37? So this can’t be right. 😏 

Yeah I’m not going to lie I was surprised how poorly Whiteland performed, I had a higher respect for them going into that game. If they played tomorrow I’d say the stars walk out of there with a 49-0 shutout 

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2 hours ago, Pantherfootball1957 said:

Yeah I’m not going to lie I was surprised how poorly Whiteland performed, I had a higher respect for them going into that game. If they played tomorrow I’d say the stars walk out of there with a 49-0 shutout 

Keep trying.

Posted
7 hours ago, Pantherfootball1957 said:

Current HHC top 5

1. BNL

2. Jeffersonville 

3. Floyd Central 

4. East

5. Seymour 

1.  Floyd Central

2.  Bedford North Lawrence

3.  Columbus East

4.  Jeffersonville

5.  Seymour

6.  New Albany

Floyd Central is easily the best team in the Hoosier Hills Conference and will blow out every team in conference play this season.

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15 minutes ago, LC_Bears_04 said:

1.  Floyd Central

2.  Bedford North Lawrence

3.  Columbus East

4.  Jeffersonville

5.  Seymour

6.  New Albany

Floyd Central is easily the best team in the Hoosier Hills Conference and will blow out every team in conference play this season.

Completely agree with your comment about Floyd Central. I don’t think anyone touches them. As far as your rankings are concerned, I agree with 2 and 3. Not saying you’re wrong with the rest but I think 4 through 6 will be close. Or maybe Providence is going to have a really bad year and New Albany’s win against them wasn’t as impressive as we initially thought.

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23 minutes ago, Frozen Tundra said:

Completely agree with your comment about Floyd Central. I don’t think anyone touches them. As far as your rankings are concerned, I agree with 2 and 3. Not saying you’re wrong with the rest but I think 4 through 6 will be close. Or maybe Providence is going to have a really bad year and New Albany’s win against them wasn’t as impressive as we initially thought.

Jeffersonville earned the #4 spot with their 20-14 win at Seymour.  The toughest part was choosing which team was #5.  I put Seymour at #5 because they got down to the 7 yard line before falling just short on the last play against Jeffersonville.  I know Lutheran has been an excellent team in 1A and 2A over the last decade, but a school the size of New Albany shouldn't lose to a school the size of Lutheran by 42 points.  It feels like football is just something to do to pass the time at New Albany until basketball season starts.

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Posted
10 hours ago, LC_Bears_04 said:

1.  Floyd Central

2.  Bedford North Lawrence

ChoosingPrivate Schools

 

3.  Columbus East

4.  Jeffersonville

5.  Seymour

6.  New Albany

Floyd Central is easily the best team in the Hoosier Hills Conference and will blow out every team in conference play this season.

He’s just trying to be a troll. It’s best not to feed them.

Posted
10 hours ago, Frozen Tundra said:

Completely agree with your comment about Floyd Central. I don’t think anyone touches them. As far as your rankings are concerned, I agree with 2 and 3. Not saying you’re wrong with the rest but I think 4 through 6 will be close. Or maybe Providence is going to have a really bad year and New Albany’s win against them wasn’t as impressive as we initially thought.

I’m pretty happy about how Floyd Central has looked so far. I’ll try not to be overly complimentary about it because I don’t want to appear to be “jerking them off.” 
 

Yeah, I’m not sure what to think about New Albany? Providence really doesn’t look good at all. They got beat pretty good by Holy Cross. BNL has a pretty decent team. Jeffersonville and East could be frisky by the end of the season. 

Posted
6 minutes ago, Fkfootball said:

I’m pretty happy about how Floyd Central has looked so far. I’ll try not to be overly complimentary about it because I don’t want to appear to be “jerking them off.” 
 

Yeah, I’m not sure what to think about New Albany? Providence really doesn’t look good at all. They got beat pretty good by Holy Cross. BNL has a pretty decent team. Jeffersonville and East could be frisky by the end of the season. 

Always want to avoid appearing to do that

Posted
11 minutes ago, Fkfootball said:

I’m pretty happy about how Floyd Central has looked so far. I’ll try not to be overly complimentary about it because I don’t want to appear to be “jerking them off.” 
 

Yeah, I’m not sure what to think about New Albany? Providence really doesn’t look good at all. They got beat pretty good by Holy Cross. BNL has a pretty decent team. Jeffersonville and East could be frisky by the end of the season. 

East has a couple of big issues right now.

1. Turnovers. If we’re not leading the state in turnovers right now then we have to be close. We’ve committed 12 turnovers total (6 against Mooresville and 6 against Columbus North). We’ll see how that goes against HHC teams not named Floyd Central, but it’s something that has to be corrected in a hurry. Too many stupid mistakes.

2. Second half offense. Against Mooresville, we trailed 24-21 at the half. We lost 34-21. Against Columbus North, we were tied 14-14 at the half. We lost 42-14. So that’s 35 total first half points for an average of 17.5 first half points per game. In the second half, we’ve scored 0 total points. Not good. We’ve got to get our crap together.

Posted

Tough two weeks for the stars as far as injuries go. 

Parker Kern (Starting WR)

Grady Dalton (Starting LB)

Brody Horton (Starting RB and LB)

Ben Gratzer (Spelling) (Starting Corner)

All out for the season, and major losses. For a group that had so many playing two ways, some young guys are going to have to step up for the stars. Pretty big game Friday night at Jeff IMO. Would assume it's for 2nd place in the HHC.

Posted
25 minutes ago, Bluejacket1 said:

Tough two weeks for the stars as far as injuries go. 

Parker Kern (Starting WR)

Grady Dalton (Starting LB)

Brody Horton (Starting RB and LB)

Ben Gratzer (Spelling) (Starting Corner)

All out for the season, and major losses. For a group that had so many playing two ways, some young guys are going to have to step up for the stars. Pretty big game Friday night at Jeff IMO. Would assume it's for 2nd place in the HHC.

Are you kidding me? I hate to hear that. I was looking forward to the FC/BNL game. I was going to drive up.

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