futurecoach

This is a big game and will be a tough game. If they win this one, they should be 4 and 1 going into the bye week before playing the Ravens.

What about today then? Are the Commanders still the better team? If not then the phrase the better team lost, fits.

Are the Commanders a better team than the Seahawks then? Or more the Seahawks are the better team, but it is the NFL and winning on the road is hard.

Honestly both teams pass rush didn't really do much at all until the very end. As Pittsburgh got to pin their ears back and go on their last drive and made a good play. Bengals fault for putting themselves in that position.

It's a nice win for the Steelers. Sometimes the better team doesn't win, which is the case today. As the Bengals Punt Block/Return literally gave up 10 points today on their own. Bengals get two key stops and yet have to go back on the field for roughing the punter, which led to a TD. Then a muffed punt which led to a field goal. When a team has those mistakes you usually don't win, which is what happened today.

Not really. As Bracken County was going to end up 1A no matter what to make it a 5 team district. The only difference is with the multiplier St. Henry moves up out of the district and Brossart up into the district.

Beechwood will be in a 5 team district starting next year, instead of 6.

While that may be true. All those schools in those districts that you say are good, they would then still be perfectly fine to still scheduled each other then. With the state already moving to RPI in second round starting next year. The whole reason for district play almost is already gone anyways. As where you finish is the district only matters in the first round then. So district standings is almost mute anyways. So might as well take the next step and make RPI for all playoffs, and get rid of districts. Then those districts that are competitive can still schedule each other if they choose to.

This is just another reason why districts need to go away. With the state already moving to using RPI in round 2 next year, they might as well just make it RPI for the whole playoffs, and get rid of districts. As no one benefits in games like this. Beechwood and most of their district opponents get really nothing out of these games.

I would love to see just as much research done on soccer and other sports to see what that data looks like. It seems like the majority of CTE studies focus on football, but it's very possible that soccer players who have played the sport for most of their lives could also develop CTE. I think basketball and other sports would be worth studying more closely as well. There is still so much we don't know about CTE. It may turn out that it shows up in athletes across a variety of sports, especially after years of participation and repeated impacts. That's really my main point: there just hasn't been nearly as much research done on these other sports. What if, after studying athletes from soccer, basketball, and other sports over many years, we find similar issues? That could drastically change the conversation. Instead of looking at CTE as primarily a football issue, we may realize it is a broader issue involving long-term participation in multiple sports. I'm not saying that football doesn't have risks. I just think we need more research across all sports before we fully understand the bigger picture, and may not just be a football thing.

No doubt it's a great addition for the program.

I believe he is saying the post you quoted on the new facility having zero impact on Covcath was sarcasm. Since some people have said St. Henry having a football program will have zero impact now or in the future on Covcath. Which I know for me I think they are completely wrong, if they truly think it will have zero impact.

I agree this probably will be a very good reality check time for a team. However, I don't think it will be for the team you are thinking.

The whole no football in June, while all other sports can continue to do things as normal is a joke. Quite honestly Tackett messed up coming out last year saying how teams can't even use helmets in June, as teams in KY had accepted overall that they couldn't do 7 on 7s against other teams in June, even though all border states do. Now that Tackett has enforced the no even helmets in June, he is setting the new commissioner up to get all kinds of push back on things, because it is ridiculous how football really can't do anything in June now. I have no issue with the 6 classes. I do think they should have continued to look at how to improve things though once they went to 6 classes. Especially once they started using a rating system like the RPI. Which with it being 6 classes, and now them using the rpi starting in round 2 of the playoffs next year. There really is no reason not to just use the rpi for the whole playoffs now, and get rid of districts completely. As there are some matchups of teams being forced to play because of being in the same district that really have no benefit to either team. Keep 6 classes, use rpi or some kind of rating system for the whole playoffs, and get rid of districts.

Agree to disagree. I do know one thing we can agree on, and that is no way the Steelers are picking 32nd.