article Comparing Well Known 3A Programs to College Football

[Cats3x]

Indiana (Up to 2000)

Not really noted as football power, they have had some down years, some mediocre years, and the occasional good year. The greatest years of the program coincided directly with a player who literally could do it all on Offense (Antwaan Randle El/ Braden Brown).

 

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[bucsvoice68]

Pike Central?

[Bobcat_dad]

Pike central = Kentucky under Hal Mumme. Keep in mind I have only saw PCC 1 time and that was this year. Seemed like they had very little interest in playing defense. Let you score to get the ball back.

[ATLCat]

I actually like Kentucky as the comparison a lot but I wouldn't just limit to the Mumme era. The Chapman era was similar to Rich Brooks tenure in that they had some elite offensive teams but nothing to show for it big picture. Lack of consistent Oline and Dline play as well as depth was their doom. Played division rivals close enough to build confidence only to get blown out in games they expected to compete in.