Woke up to 6+” of heavy, wet snow and still falling…….damn climate change! 🤬

All to try and catch Big Brother Auburn and make a Final Four.

Now they’ve got egg on their face and he had a historically bad game in the Sweet 16.

Karma is a bitch.

That is all.

I hope that Bobbi is losing his fvcking mind right now. I so wish that BrownH2O had a way to reach out to him about Bruce Pearl, Auburn, and the Final 4.

a huge tornado. You guys in mid and north AL, and in TN need to have your weather alerts turned on tonight.

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I picked you phuckwads in this game in my brackets so I guess I need you not to schitt the bed in the second half of this game.

If you happen to win and make the Sweet 16 and Bama happens to lose later tonight, you can all go jump off a bridge.

Game last night. Dont worry, Odub, you’ll beat ‘em in a rematch on a dry court.

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Here is my take on 3A

District 1
Favorite: Sioux Center
Challengers: BHRV, MOC-FV

Honestly, this is a big time toss up district for me and not necessarily for a good reason, I don't see a ton of strength out of this district, I think Sioux Center returns a nice nucleus, I took BHRV because of having a young team last year, and I though MOC was solid last year

District 2:
Favorite: Humboldt
Challengers: Webster City, Hampton Dumont/CAL

Again this is a toss up district, I think every team other then probably Charles City has a good chance of competing for the title. I think Humboldt checks the most boxes for me, Webster City has been so consistent, and HD returns a ton off of a 3A playoff team.

District 3
Favorite: Independence
Challengers: Central DeWitt, West Delaware

Pretty solid district top to bottom, Indee returns quite a bit from a solid playoff team last year, I think the same about Central DeWitt, and I will take West Delaware next due to tradition. I think Wahlert loses some key pieces and moving up may hurt them.

District 4
Favorite: Mount Vernon
Challengers: Fort Madison, Assumption

I think it is really close between MV and FM, I will give Mount Vernon the edge with their big game experience, but they do have to replace more. Fort Madison returns quite a bit from a 4A playoff team. Assumption is always solid.

District 5
Favorite: Benton
Challengers: Solon, Williamsburg

I went with Benton as the favorite just because I think there is more known about them, but all 3 teams I think will be good, Solon and Williamsburg have been very good for such a long time, I don't see them dropping off. Grinnell has benefited from a weak district the last two years they are next but not up to the level of the top 3.

District 6
Favorite: Harlan
Challengers: Creston, Nevada

Harlan loses a lot, but I think they are back as a program so I will give them the benefit of the doubt. Creston looks like they have some talent back, and Nevada has steadily been building a very nice program.

This is my attempt

District 1
Favorite: Gehlen
Challengers: Alta Aurelia, MMCRU

To be honest this district is a complete toss up for me, I don't know what to do with HMS who won this district very easily last year, but they lost one of the top players in the state. I have a bunch of question marks about everyone.

District 2
Favorite: West Hancock
Challengers: Saint Ansgar, Newman

I think West Hancock is the favorite to win the state title, so they are the favorite to win their district, Saint should be solid as always, after that I put Newman who loses a lot but tends to be strong.

District 3
Favorite: Wapsie Valley
Challengers: Nashua Plainfield, AGWSR

Wapsie lost quite a bit, but they have a strong tradition and strong participation. NP was the other playoff team in this district and appears to return a good amount of talent. After that I could see any one of the teams make the playoffs, I took AGWSR because they return a 1000 yard back.

District 4
Favorite: East Buchanan
Challengers: North Linn, Maquoketa Valley

East Buc returns a bunch off of a team that maybe gave Grundy Center their toughest playoff challenges, I think you have to start with them. After that North Linn has been very solid the last few seasons and has athletes, Maquoketa Valley should be the clear #3 with what they return as well, after that I think it is a toss up.


District 5
Favorite: Columbus
Challenger: Lisbon
Columbus returns a few studs off of a team that I think surprised a bunch of people, I don't know if they are a state wide contender but a very good team. Lisbon seems like they should be next as every other team I think has major questions.

District 6
Favorite: Lynnville Sully
Challengers: Madrid, Mount Ayr
Lynnville Sully I think is a state title contender, therefore should be picked to win the district, Madrid returns a very nice nucleus off of a team that was runner up in this district. I have to take Mount Ayr after that just because of program history.

District 7
Favorite: ACGC
Challengers: Southwest Valley, SCC
I think you have 3 very solid teams here and any could win the title. I'll give ACGC the edge because I think they were always over shadowed by Van Meter and are so physical.

District 8:
Favorite: Woodbury Central
Challengers: LoMa, Tri Center
I think Woodbury Central is the clear favorite with what they return off of a dome team, after that I could see a lot of things happening, but I will give LoMa the benefit being consistent, and kind of the same with Tri Center.

District 1:
Remsen St Marys
(RSM lost alot, but so did Newell-Fonda and West Harrison. Remsen reloads.)

District 2:
Harris Lake Park
(Expect Garrigan to have a say aswell.)

District 3:
Don Bosco
(DB loses some talent, but like Remsen, they will reload.)

District 4:
Gladbrook-Reinbeck
(G-R has a ton of talent back. This is their year, in my opinion.

District 5:
Central City
(Easton Valley is going to miss Simpson, and a solid senior class.)

District 6:
Winfield-Mt Union
(WACO loses alot. Winfield will have the best 1-2 punch in the District with Buffington and Edwards.)

District 7:
Moravia
(Hard one to pick. Moravia and Montezuma both return alot, but Moravia returns just a little bit more.)

District 8:
SE Warren
(Another tough one. SEW returns some talent, and so does Bedford. Lenox is a traditional power, but just losses too much.)

District 9:
Baxter
(Baxter may not be quite as good as last year, and Audubon has some talent back, but Baxter has some solid reserves ready to step in.)

District 10:
CAM
(Probably the toughest District in the state this year. If CAM can retool their line, I expect them to not only knock our Fremont-Mills for the District title, but also make another run to the Dome.


Pre Season Top 10
1 Gladbrook-Reinbeck
2 CAM
3 Remsen St Marys
4 Fremont-Mills
5 Winfield Mt Union
6 Moravia
7 Central City
8 Montezuma
9 Don Bosco
10 Baxter

It’s a very new look Class 2A in a number of ways in 2023, maybe my most anticipated class to watch unfold.

District 1: Central Lyon/George-Little Rock
Replacing a talent like Zach Lutmer is tough, but Reece Vander Zee is a pretty nice replacement to have. Lions return quite a bit from their state title team a year ago, Western Christian could have a say in this one too.

District 2: Spirit Lake
Indiana appear to be a heavy favorite in this North Central Iowa district as they return Caden Lundt and Bode Huggins at QB and RB. Clarion-Goldfield-Dows could be a sleeper here otherwise.

District 3: New Hampton
This all-northeast Iowa district has a lot of teams going through rebuilding years on paper, but New Hampton gets the slight edge over Osage. Braden McShane is in line for a monstrous senior year.

District 4: Monticello
This district quietly has a chance to maybe be the most entertaining district in 2A, with NFV and Northeast Goose Lake returning a lot from solid teams last year. But it’s going to be tough for anyone to slow down Preston Ries, so I’m riding with the Panthers.

District 5: Mediapolis
This very well might be the weakest 2A district, but I’m riding with the tradition-strong Mepo Bulldogs. Still a good chunk of talent from last year’s squad. Davis County might be another team to watch.

District 6: PCM
This league feels like a two-team race between the Mustangs and West Marshall, but the Mustangs appear to have more pieces returning off a playoff team from last year. Ben Gonzalez could have a huge tear for the Trojans, however.

District 7: Van Meter
Bulldogs are replacing virtually every key contributor from their state title team last year, sans RB Ben Gordon, who could be in for a 2,000+ yard season. Otherwise, this appears to be the Bulldogs district to lose.

District 8: Carroll Kuemper
The Knights are coming off a surprise season last year, with a playoff appearance in 1A before bumping back up. DJ Vonnahme leads the charge as a one-man wrecking crew on both sides. Greene County and Roland-Story will also be in the mix here.

This old man 😂😂

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Referring to Trumpsky perp walk..
Is there orange fingerprint ink?

Under the heading of “poetic justice”…