IHSAA Transfer Rule

[VPISU]

I know a guy who knows...

[BallinFreak]

What guys from the glory years did not live in Hobart?

would still love an answer to this question

I know that I don't have that answer for you. I am WAY too young, and good lookin, to have lived through the Brickie glory days...

I was there through them although I was a kid. I had a cousin that was on their 87 championship game and went to every game. My first high school football was at the Brickie Bowl. My cousin grew up with a lot of those guys and most of them as far as I can remember were Hobart guys.

[paintballer]

Absolutely hate this rule, going to be a major advantage for the private schools in the state. I think it will be interesting to see how fast schools will switch to open enrollment. I know I am pushing the Hobart school board to become open enrollment as soon as possible.

Aren’t the Bricks only one year removed from their QB1 being a transfer from LC, WR1 a transfer from Calumet and their best two way lineman a transfer from City? Sounds like they already know how to play the game?

I'm too young for any of the 80's talk as well but I sure as heck found it entertaining the first one to say they're hoping their school takes advantage of this just having had 4 of their top players over the last two years being from LC, Calumet, City and Wheeler.