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Indiana high school football rivals condemn podcast comments ahead of playoff showdown
One of Central Indiana's best high school football rivalries over the last two decades has been the nearly annual showdown between Center Grove (IN) and Warren Central (IN). With the two scheduled to play once again on Friday, Nov. 13, in the regional round, a podcast not affiliated with either school may have added some more fuel to the fire. According to a report from Kyle Neddenriep of the IndyStar, part of the USA TODAY Network, the two schools districts issued a joint statement on Wednesday, expressing “disappointment and frustration” following podcast clips that appeared earlier in the day. While the podcast is not directly tied to Center Grove, statements came from a podcast on YouTube called “Inside Center Grove Football.” The comments took shots at Warren Central football players, stating that the team had multiple 20- and 21-year-olds. In another clip that surfaced, the two hosts also took shots at the reading capabilities of the players. “Today we became aware of disparaging and unacceptable comments that were made about Warren Central High School during a podcast called Inside Center Grove Football,” Center Grove director of communications Wes Anderson said in a statement released by both schools . “Neither this
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Lafayette Jeff football's postseason ends in regional with loss to Warsaw
LAFAYETTE — Jeff football lined up together on its side of the field, as it does every week, but it wasn’t in the same way its grown accustomed to over the last several weeks. The Bronchos made history with their third consecutive sectional championship this season, but the road ended at the regional once again with a 49-39 loss to Warsaw on Friday, Nov. 13. On the other side of the field, the Tigers celebrated their second regional title with the trophy raised in the air. Coach Pat Shanley acknowledged it was one that hurt. He called senior leader Ka’vion Campbell-Walker up to make a departing speech, who commanded every player’s attention with a passionate message to the underclassmen to carry on the work when he’s gone. More: Lafayette area IHSAA football regional championship game scores, updates More: Benton Central's Claire Whaley voted Nov. 2-8 J&C Athlete of the Week, sponsored by Ivy Tech He and other seniors, such as wide receiver Bryce VanOstran, quarterback Trysten Barrett and defensive lineman Chris Hardy, have laid the foundation for the program over the years. That group has helped them get to a place where they can be surefire sectional winners each season
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Inside the turnaround of Muncie Central football under coach Kyle Buresh
MUNCIE — For the first time in two decades, Muncie Central football is playing deep into November . The Bearcats are getting ready to play in a regional championship for the first time since 2006 after shocking previously undefeated Logansport with a 31-27 sectional championship victory on Friday, Nov. 6. Before taking down the Berries — who ended their 2025 season a year ago — the "Cardiac 'Cats" defeated Yorktown for the first time since 2016 with a 28-27 classic in the sectional semifinals . The Bearcats (9-3) will hit the road to take on Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger (11-1), the No. 1 team in Class 4A and reigning 4A state champions, for the regional title Friday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. Muncie Central has talent in spades. The offense is led by breakout junior quarterback Mason Ferguson, powerful senior running back Rex Vargas and a trio of playmakers at wide receiver with seniors Kye Hiatt and Doiron Montgomery plus junior Carlos Echols Jr. Defensively, the Bearcats are loaded in the trenches with senior Isaiah Amerson and junior Demarshuwn Clemens forming a powerful duo of defensive ends while Hiatt, Montgomery and Echols bring their playmaking abilities to the secondary. The
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SGA approves “The Residential Laundry Cost Reduction Act”
Ball State’s Student Government Association unanimously passed legislation Wednesday, Nov. 11, that hopes to lower the cost of residential laundry services for students. “The Residential Laundry Cost Reduction Act,” co-authored by Selorm Asamoah and Zander Hudson and sponsored by Arlene Thompson, “seeks to improve student access to essential residential services by addressing the financial and logistical barriers associated with laundry facilities and residence halls,” according to the legislation.
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Muncie Central at Bishop Dwenger regional football updates, final score
Muncie Central football won its first sectional title in 20 years last week . Now, it seeks its first regional crown in that same timeframe. The Bearcats (9-3) are making the trip to Fort Wayne to take on No. 1 Bishop Dwenger (11-1) in an IHSAA Class 4A regional championship game. Muncie Central pulled off upsets over Yorktown and unbeaten Logansport in the sectional semifinals and final, respectively, to get to this point. Can they pull a third and keep this magical season rolling? More: Inside the turnaround of Muncie Central football under coach Kyle Buresh Below were our updates from the IHSAA Class 4A football regional championship game between Muncie Central and No. 1 Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger! Class 4A regional: Muncie Central at Bishop Dwenger updates End of the season for Muncie Central 🏈FINAL SCORE @MuncieCentralFB - 14 @FWBDSaints - 40 A magical run by the @MCHSBearcats comes to an end after their first sectional title in two decades. The fans in purple cheer the “Cardiac ‘Cats” off the field one last time… pic.twitter.com/KUpUKb1SU3 — Cade Hampton (@CadeHamp10) November 14, 2026 🏈TOUCHDOWN @MuncieCentralFB @MasonFerguson09 launches a 35-yard bomb to @khiatt_7 for the score. @MCHSBearcats leaving here with something!
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HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS: Carroll football falls big to Carmel, Bishop Dwenger dominates Muncie Central
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The season has come to an end for SAC Champion Carroll as the Chargers fell short of the Regional title with a 38-7 loss at home to Carmel. Despite an early touchdown strike from Gabe Frisinger to Harry Scheele, the Charger offense was unable to find its footing as it went scoreless the rest of the night. Frisinger passed for 269 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions.
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BLITZ’S CLASS 4A REGIONAL PRIMER: Muncie Central at Bishop Dwenger
Outside the Huddle is breaking down every area regional matchup scheduled for this Friday. We continue in Class 4A as Bishop Dwenger (11-1) gets set to host Muncie Central (9-3) with a trip to semistate on the line. TWO STORYLINES. 1. QUICK TURNAROUND. Coach Kyle Buresh has quickly turned around...
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Franklin High School Opens Agricultural Center by the Football Field
Franklin Community High School has opened a new agricultural education center north of the school and east of the football field, built for hands-on lessons in animal science, plant science and food production. Students, administrators, teachers and loved ones gathered in Franklin to celebrate the building. The opening is a...