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story / picture courtesy of Chicago
Tribune
The head of the Illinois High School Association left open the
possibility of stripping Maine South of the Class 8A state
football championship it won Saturday night because of the
behavior of the program's coaches and fans. Read
more >>
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2010 Football
Rankings
Here is our 2010 football rankings...
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Amazing Trick
Play in football
Not sure how to describe this play but once
you see it... I almost guarantee you are going to say WOW!!!
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IHSA State Pairings
IHSA announced all of the state-wide playoffs
pairings... WHEW!!! It's official, it's playoff time!!!
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Week 9 in High School Sports
As we get to the final weekend of high school football, many teams
have already punched their playoff ticket... but their are a few
that must win this weekend.
For this
weeks' game summary,
click here. |
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL - WEEK 7
This
is the week of positioning.... many team are trying to position
themselves in the best possible spot for the playoffs including
several conference rivalries. Plus,
IHSA had to adjust a new state record. For more
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL - WEEK 6
There are several key match-ups going down this weekend including the
battle of the South Subs - Rich Central takes on Rich South,
a little game going
on in the Catholic Blue between Mount Carmel and St. Rita. For more
information on Week 6,
click here.
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FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS - WEEK 5
As many begin the annual argument of which (football) class is stronger, 8A
or 7A, one thing is for sure, the Suburban conferences will be there. This
weekend, puts some legacy rivalries on the field as well as some old
staples...
For the game summaries,
click here.
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FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS - Week 4
Will
the tides change this week as a number of undefeated teams take it to
the field? Will some teams make a conference splash or a ripple?
For the game summary,
click here.
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Concussion in Sports
With
the football season under way, the National Federation of State High
School Associations is urging coaches, parents, players and officials
to complete the "Concussion In Sports - What You Need to Know"
online course offered
FREE
of charge by NFHS available at this site. For more
click here.
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Week 3 - sets the tone for
the season
As the NFL kicks off its
2010 season, high school and youth football is already in Week 3. And
this weeks games could be seen as make or break for a number of teams.
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Week 2 of high school Football...
Week 2, in
high school football, got started Thursday with Mother Nature playing
a huge roll in one contest and then cooling things off quite a bit on
Friday night.
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High School Football kick-off...
Everyone was in first place on Friday
afternoon... most of the games are in the books... so who's still in
first... For more
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NFL addresses concussions
The NFL will hang a poster in all 32
team locker rooms urging players to report concussions or symptoms,
warning that repeated concussions "can change your life and your
family's life forever".
NFL spokesman, Greg Aiello, said "it is intended to present the most
current and objective medical information on concussion." For more,
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2010 High School Football Schedule is
available
It's just about that time... t ime for
football at every level. Many teams are offering conditions and
camps, and IHSA just provided the schedules. To review the
upcoming season schedule,
visit
IHSA by
clicking here.
See you guys from the sidelines &
the pressbox!
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Legal Battle for EASports
Athletes want compensation, EA and the
NCAA say no way.
An ongoing court case regarding the use of athletes’ likenesses could
drastically change or completely do away with Electronic Arts’ college
sports games. For more,
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NFL Conduct Violation Suspensions
The League is committed to promoting and encouraging lawful conduct
and to providing a safe and professional workplace for its employees.
Since 2006, NFL
commissioner Roger Goodell has suspended 16 players under the personal
conduct policy. For more
click here. |
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National Signing Day
This is a
date, first Wednesday in February, that every high school senior who
plays football circles so they can finally and officially accept a
college football scholarship to an institution of their choice. For
more,
click here. |
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13 year commits to USC
Last Thursday, February 4, 2010, USC coach Lane
Kiffin received a verbal commitment from 13-year old wunderkind
quarterback David Sills of Bear, Delaware. Interesting conversation...
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Akui dominates in Prep Bowl
In the 76th Chicago Prep
Bowl put the Mustangs from St. Rita against the Wolverines from
Simeon (10-4) at Solder Field.
In this game, the Catholic league has won the last three games and
this years wasn't any different with a 34-20 win for St. Rita. For
more
click here! |
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Bruce Gaston makes his decision...
6'2", 290-pound St. Rita Mustang senior Bruce Gaston is recognized as
one of the top defensive tackles in the nation and
has made his decision.
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Second
round playoffs. . .
Lots of upsets in the second round of the
Illinois high school playoffs... but a few teams continued doing what
they do best...
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Will-Cook Superbowl
Sunday
There were 10 teams fighting and clawing to get to this
point and now there are two teams at each level (widgets, peewees,
junior varsity and varsity) playing for the SUPERBOWL and to be called
a champion! For more
click here. |
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FIRST ROUND OF HIGH
SCHOOL PLAYOFF FOOTBALL
The first round
of the playoff were somewhat overshadowed by Mother Nature, who
has been pounding the Chicagoland area with measurable rain amounts
over the last couple of days. These conditions are forcing some team
to leave their comfy home fields and take their games on the road,
well, sort of. For more
click here. |
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Will-Cook CHAMPIONSHIP
WEEKEND
Will-Cook's championship weekend kicked-off with
three upsets and one organization going 3-for-3. For more,
click here. |
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The full
2009 IHSA Football
Playoff Pairings Timetable
The IHSA announced pairings and brackets for its
eight-class, 256-team postseason tournament Saturday night. While
there are not really big surprises in pairings night, there is always
a lot of interest in the various schools’ road to Champaign.
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here for more! |
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High
School Football - Week 9 & City Playoffs Coverage
This weeks' Friday night lights actually
kicked off Wednesday with the Public league playoffs. On Friday,
Mother Nature represented with cold, blowing rain but this didn't stop
teams from capitalizing. For more,
click here! |
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Proposal to IHSA seeks to eliminate football conferences
The Illinois High School Association should eliminate football
conferences and schedule the football regular season based on
geography and school size, Eureka principal Rich Wherley suggested
in an IHSA by-law amendment proposal. The full text of the IHSA
by-law proposals can be read here:
http://www.ihsa.org/announce/2009-10/09-10%20proposals.pdf
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Will-Cook P-L-A-Y-O-F-F-S
The first weekend of the Will-Cook playoffs consisted of high scores
and two overtimes. For more,
click here. |
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL -
WEEK 8
As the season begins to wind down,
there are a few teams fighting to hang on to their playoff ticket, and
teams that are in the playoffs who are digging deep to stay motivated
so they can get a good seed... For more,
click here. |
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High
School Football - Week 7
As
week 7 of high school football
kicks off, many are calling this
‘statement weekend.’ Things got
started with a very impressive
homecoming
victory for Simeon
(57)
over Hyde Park
(6). The Wolverines scored early and often in this contest by the skills of
quarterback Quincy Skanes, who
passed for two touchdowns;
Ronnie Oliver, who scored 3
touchdowns; and Brandon Nolan who scored twice including an 80-yard
touchdown run. For more,
click here.
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Concussions get a closer
look
Schools increase awareness of injuries that killed 50 young football
players in 10 years, and how to diagnose them
Josh Jaremko and a
hard-charging linebacker butted helmets during a routine drill of the
sophomore football team at Hinsdale Central High School in August --
one of hundreds of collisions during that practice session. He didn't
feel quite right, but returned to the field the following day.
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more |
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Oak Park residents sue to stop stadium lighting
Three Oak Park residents who live near
the Oak Park-River Forest High School stadium have filed a lawsuit
requesting that a judge order the school to remove its new stadium
lights or be required to better mitigate the noise and light they say
is negatively impacting the neighborhood.
For more
click here. |
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Sometimes football is more than a sport...
Thamail Morgan took the kickoff and headed up the field.
He was at the 20 ... 30 ... 40. He had been avoiding, dodging or
just simply running through tacklers on the way. Football always
had come easily for Morgan. This game was no different. By the
time he hit midfield, only open space was ahead of him. The
two-time Arkansas all-state selection was headed for a
touchdown. He glanced at the clock and saw the final seconds
ticking away. He realized his team, Cave City, was on the way to
a victory over Yellville-Summit, comfortably ahead, 34-16. He
also realized two other things: This wasn't an ordinary game.
And he wasn't the same Thamail Morgan. For more,
click here!
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