Floyd Central High School

... are familiar with that course.

Floyd Central, Silver Creek, they've all been familiar with that.

Yeah, so we, we, we kind of expect this one, uh, to be a runaway in the individual boy battle with Calvin Seitz being part of this sectional, and that's kind of the, the big name that comes out of this sectional.

But when you look at the team race, all of a sudden-

Yeah

... and just have, uh, you know, probably almost blue blood status.

But a, a smaller school, right? And, uh, Floyd Central being one of the bigger schools down there in Southern Indiana.

But yeah, Floyd Central's gonna come in on the boys' side as, as probably the favorite, but, but Silver Creek's got a chance here, and they have, you know, front running, uh, with Trey Smith, and they have-

I'm, I'm always curious now that Vincennes Lincoln has said, "Hey, the SIAC's not for us," and, and have gone more north, now that you're at an odd number in that league, as Gibson Southern continues to grow and develop with having, um, pretty nice employer in Toyota in their backyard, do you go, okay, are they the 10th team now that, that, that jumps in with Jasper and goes the SIAC or does Jasper say, "Hey, we wanna get out, too," and it's back to the original eight, uh, in terms of the Evansville schools? But Gibson Southern, to their credit, goes out and plays the best possible schedule they can.

Um, you know, and, and what's unique is that Gibson Southern and Memorial don't play each other, but there is a team that is a connective tissue there and it's Floyd Central.

And it's ...

And Floyd, that has really upped their program and thinks they can maybe make a deep run in 5A.

Gibson Southern beat ...

Or sorry, Floyd Central beat Gibson Southern.

They were up on Memorial 21-nothing on Friday night in Floyds Knobs and Memorial came back to get 'em, 34-28 to win that game.

So, you know, Mater Dei's really good and Memorial beat 'em 52-21 when they played on September the 11th.

Actually, hardly any of it.

I did get to listen to the end of it on my way home from my high school game on Friday, which by the way, if you tuned in for that or if you didn't tu- tune in for that, what an incredible game that was between Floyd Central and Evansville Memorial.

That was a, just a great way to start my weekend.

Floyd Central does end up losing, but good news for them is it really doesn't matter.

At the end of the day, that was just a game to see how you stacked up against some of the best in the state, and they stacked up pretty well.

Only lost that game by six points.

So, uh, St. X and Manual tonight right here at Big X. Scooter, you got, uh, who you got tonight?

Uh, Floyd Central and Evansville Memorial.

That's right, you got a good one tonight, don't you?

Yeah, great one.

Over at Floyd Central?

Yep.

Two ranked teams here.

Well, it's Georgetown Elementary now, but it's where Joe Hinton started.

He went to school at Georgetown High School, which... turned into an elementary school, but he was the head coach there when they, before they opened Floyd central.

But I played in that gym a thousand times cause I lived right next door to it.

And it is just like the Hoosier gym, uh, The same paneling, that same paneling walls and the same one foot between the out of bounds and the damn wall.

Mm-hmm.

But so, yeah, there's a big game for those in southern Indiana.

You've got Floyd Central from there.

And then in southwest Indiana, you've got Memorial, as they said, two 7-0 teams.

We're kind of unique in Clarksville for no larger than we are, we have two high schools, Providence and Clarksville.

And they played the last game of the season every year, and so did New Albany and Floyd Central, which was there.

And I put on the Southern Indiana Football Classic and finally moved it to Papa Johns.

And that's where to bring that up, is just bringing, being out there in the public and knowing everybody, and you g- you bring your reputation up by that, by being active in the public.

Chesterton, their second appearance in four years, and their tenth overall.

Floyd Central, their second visit in a row in fifth and sixth years, and tenth overall.

And Franklin pulling in at their fourth straight trip to state.

And Northridge, and, you know, me with Northridge, there's that love relationship with Northridge and the Poses, so I am looking forward to the Pose at the state championships.

Our top three teams, we have Center Grove taking it down at 315.

Floyd Central right behind them at 337 in second place.

And then Franklin Community following close behind in third at 339.

And Batesville just three strokes behind them in the fourth place spot, shooting a score of 342.

Arian Redden.

Or Arian or Arian.

Arian Redden is I'm going to go with from Floyd Central was in that last spot for fifth.

In that last spot.