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ALTHOFF v TOLO 53-52- GAME Althoff

Althoff was unprepared for the onside ... got lucky it went out of bounds.

Ball at the 38 .... some Mama sure wants the Rockets to "GET HIM!!!!" "We need some D!) I am sure you do, lady!

Dropped pass has been a good play for Tolono ... followed up by the cheer chicks: Butterfingers (clap clap clap-clap-clap) Butterfingers!

Interception! Mama all about that O now ....

IHSA Top 50 Programs

Obviously no agreed way to weight Champ vs Runner Up, so I just made up 3 pts for Champs, 1 for Runner Up and came up with these rankings (54 teams because of ties at 49):
RankTeamChampRunner UpPts
1​
Joliet (Catholic Academy)
15​
5​
50​
1​
Chicago (Mt. Carmel)
15​
5​
50​
3​
East St. Louis (Sr.)
10​
5​
35​
4​
New Lenox (Providence Catholic)
10​
4​
34​
5​
Rochester
9​
0​
27​
6​
Addison (Driscoll)
8​
0​
24​
7​
Wheaton (W. Warrenville South)
7​
2​
23​
8​
Park Ridge (Maine South)
6​
4​
22​
8​
Springfield (Sacred Heart-Griffin)
6​
4​
22​
10​
Lombard (Montini)
6​
3​
21​
11​
Sterling (Newman Central Catholic)
6​
2​
20​
11​
Wilmette (Loyola Academy)
5​
5​
20​
13​
Kankakee (McNamara)
5​
4​
19​
13​
Lena (L.-Winslow)
6​
1​
19​
15​
Morris
3​
8​
17​
15​
LaGrange Park (Nazareth Academy)
5​
2​
17​
18​
Metamora
3​
7​
16​
18​
Geneseo (Darnall)
4​
4​
16​
18​
Stillman Valley
5​
1​
16​
21​
Arcola
4​
3​
15​
21​
Bloomington (Central Catholic)
4​
3​
15​
21​
Carthage
4​
3​
15​
21​
Cary (C.-Grove)
4​
3​
15​
25​
Decatur (St. Teresa)
4​
2​
14​
25​
Woodstock (Marian)
4​
2​
14​
25​
Maroa (M.-Forsyth)
2​
8​
14​
28​
Wheaton (North)
4​
0​
12​
28​
Aledo
3​
3​
12​
28​
Frankfort (Lincoln-Way East)
3​
3​
12​
28​
Elmhurst (IC Catholic)
4​
0​
12​
33​
Belleville (Althoff Catholic)
3​
2​
11​
33​
Glen Ellyn (Glenbard West)
3​
2​
11​
33​
DuQuoin (H.S.)
2​
5​
11​
33​
Byron
3​
2​
11​
33​
Crystal Lake (Prairie Ridge)
3​
2​
11​
38​
Hampshire
3​
1​
10​
38​
Stockton
2​
4​
10​
38​
Galena (H.S.)
3​
1​
10​
38​
Tuscola
2​
4​
10​
38​
Wilmington
3​
1​
10​
43​
Freeport (Aquin)
3​
0​
9​
43​
Mt. Prospect (Prospect)
3​
0​
9​
43​
Lockport (Twp.)
3​
0​
9​
43​
Dakota
3​
0​
9​
43​
Forreston
3​
0​
9​
49​
Concord (Triopia)
2​
2​
8​
49​
Chicago (St. Rita)
2​
2​
8​
49​
Mt. Carmel
1​
5​
8​
49​
Peoria (Richwoods)
2​
2​
8​
49​
Oak Lawn (Richards)
2​
2​
8​
49​
Moweaqua (Central A & M)
1​
5​
8​
49​
Naperville (Central)
2​
2​
8​
49​
Batavia
2​
2​
8​

Is Loyola there yet?

What did we learn week 3!?!?!?!

I treated each 4-team division in the CCL/ESCC as a separate conference for my analysis. Thus, with only four teams, they had fewer teams than every other conference. Even with that methodology, the CCL/ESCC had four divisions among the top nine conferences in the state; including two of the top four.

Consequently, your last sentence is not true as it relates to my analysis. Each CCL/ESCC division does not have 4 to 5 times the number of teams as other conferences. They have fewer teams.

If I were to treat the CCL/ESCC as one big conference, it would have more championships (class 5A and larger) over the last five years than the entire rest of the state combined by a count of 11 to 9.
With 4 to 5 times the amount of teams in their conference and a recruiting area that stretches from Wisconsin to almost Kankakee and from the lake to Aurora it would be a complete disappointment if the CCL didn't have more combined titles than any other conference.
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