THE IUP Football Thread

[EyeoftheHawk]

So it was split 3-3 public’s to privates.

Public Schools look 5 and 6A.

Public’s took 2a

Privates took 1, 3,and 4A

Private schools are less than 20% of the entire pool yet made up more than half the field. In one final both were privates. We’re not having this argument again, LOL.

Locally Indiana lost to Holy Ghost Prep in the final. One of HGP’s best players has committed to Virginia Tech and he “transferred” to the school this year. Transferred was the term used by the school itself in a pre season article. If Indiana has a hole at SS, they don’t get to go find a guy outside the district boundary to plug the hole.

[IUPNation]

Private schools are less than 20% of the entire pool yet made up more than half the field. In one final both were privates. We’re not having this argument again, LOL.

Locally Indiana lost to Holy Ghost Prep in the final. One of HGP’s best players has committed to Virginia Tech and he “transferred” to the school this year. Transferred was the term used by the school itself in a pre season article. If Indiana has a hole at SS, they don’t get to go find a guy outside the district boundary to plug the hole.

The big public’s didn’t have an issue.

In 6A a public school took out La Salle which is a snooty non diocese school in the PCL..they have money like St Joes. They lost.

Indiana lost by a run so it wasn’t like they got run off the field. Holy Ghost is in a high rent area of Bucks County and Indiana didn’t get crushed by them.

No private school made it past the second round in 2A.

Only Neumann-Goretti which is a run Of the mill diocese high school in South Philly blew it’s competition off the field in 3A . I doubt they were bussing in ringers. Maybe kids in South Philly are good at baseball.

The majority of schools in 1A were privates which makes sense. We should not have a ton of dinky public high schools. Western Pennsylvania’s resistance to school district consolidation is as annoying as private schools winning too many titles.

[Fightingscot82]

IUP inching along with its med school plans. Nice to see Fetterman and Reschenthaler working together to get them a drop in the bucket toward the $100M+ needed in startup costs.

Something eye popping - the dean of the school that hasn't yet enrolled any students makes $450k.

https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvan...a-legislators/

[IUPbigINDIANS]

IUP inching along with its med school plans. Nice to see Fetterman and Reschenthaler working together to get them a drop in the bucket toward the $100M+ needed in startup costs.

Something eye popping - the dean of the school that hasn't yet enrolled any students makes $450k.

https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvan...a-legislators/

Campus looks like it just went through an air raid. Buildings coming down left and right.

For the 80 and 90s crowd ... there are less and less still standing.

[iupgroundhog]

IUP inching along with its med school plans. Nice to see Fetterman and Reschenthaler working together to get them a drop in the bucket toward the $100M+ needed in startup costs.

Something eye popping - the dean of the school that hasn't yet enrolled any students makes $450k.

https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvan...a-legislators/

I hope it all comes to fruition. They are putting a lot of eggs in that basket. As far as the $450k, I think my PCP probably makes more than that.

[Fightingscot82]

I hope it all comes to fruition. They are putting a lot of eggs in that basket. As far as the $450k, I think my PCP probably makes more than that.

Its only a fraction less than Captain Bowtie himself

[iupgroundhog]

Its only a fraction less than Captain Bowtie himself

Sure, but there is nothing to compare it to. Sounds like it is more than many PASSHE Presidents but she probably isn't doing it for less.

[IUPNation]

IUP inching along with its med school plans. Nice to see Fetterman and Reschenthaler working together to get them a drop in the bucket toward the $100M+ needed in startup costs.

Something eye popping - the dean of the school that hasn't yet enrolled any students makes $450k.

https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvan...a-legislators/

Fetterman is the man!

It finally updated the answer to how much does IUP have in endowment?

75 million.

[IUPNation]

Campus looks like it just went through an air raid. Buildings coming down left and right.

For the 80 and 90s crowd ... there are less and less still standing.

They were already past it in the 80’s and 90’s. They did not build well in the 60’s and 70’s. They were not architectural marvels either.

[Fightingscot82]

Fetterman is the man!

It finally updated the answer to how much does IUP have in endowment?

75 million.

It might be more if the Alumni Association has any endowments. Years of screwy state rules make the math an adventure

[IUPNation]

It might be more if the Alumni Association has any endowments. Years of screwy state rules make the math an adventure

Wikipedia still has it at 60 million in 2020.

Josh is sitting on how many billions? Come on Josh, fund a public medical school to benefit health care in rural Pennsylvania

[iupgroundhog]

Wikipedia still has it at 60 million in 2020.

Josh is sitting on how many billions? Come on Josh, fund a public medical school to benefit health care in rural Pennsylvania

Yeah, he's from a rural place. Ever see Twin Valley High School?

[IUPNation]

Yeah, he's from a rural place. Ever see Twin Valley High School?

Yes. Been past it a number of times. It’s more exurban these days. Morgantown/Elverson has seen housing development….

However Josh Shapiro is from Upper Dublin, Montgomery County. He’s sitting a huge state surplus.

[iupgroundhog]

Yes. Been past it a number of times. It’s more exurban these days. Morgantown/Elverson has seen housing development….

However Josh Shapiro is from Upper Dublin, Montgomery County. He’s sitting a huge state surplus.

Oh, my bad. I thought you were referring to Chad Hurley.

[IUPNation]

Oh, my bad. I thought you were referring to Chad Hurley.

Nope...the Gubner. He keeps posting about how much Harrisburg has in surplus...so use it to benefit rural PA in this manner.

That way you keep the Trumpism at bay.