The Indiana Football Hall of Popularity will induct its newest members in June and also there are numerous with Central Indiana connections. The Indiana Football Coaches Organization will swear in the adhering to people from District 7 and also Area 8:

Rick Carrico: Carrico led Cardinal Ritter to a 66-52 record from 1978-88, winning three Course 2A sectional championships as well as reaching the state championship in 1987, losing 23-20 to Rochester. Carrico has greater than 45 years of mentoring general and was part of 3 state championship teams at Cardinal Ritter, Lawrence Central and also Warren Central.

Roger Dodson: Dodson coached 23 periods at Indian Creek, Franklin as well as Greenfield-Central, winning 101 games. He likewise trained as an assistant at Lawrence North, Franklin, Muncie Central, Plymouth and also Roncalli as well as additionally served as an assistant at Butler, his alma mater. Dodson, that was an assistant at Roncalli from 1977-79, returned to the school as an assistant in 2022.

AJ Eads: Eads played at Greenwood from 2002-05 for Hall of Fame coach Rick Wimmer and was a four-time all-conference choice as a tight end and linebacker, making all-state honors as a junior and also elderly. He proceeded his playing job at Iowa, where he began 39 games at outdoors linebacker for the Hawkeyes and was called second team All-Big 10 Conference in 2009. Eads was a fourth-round pick of the Miami Dolphins in 2010 as well as played five periods in the NFL. He is presently the elderly director of football operations for the Big Ten Meeting.

Darrin Fisher: Fisher has actually coached at Whiteland given that 2005, winning 130 games and leading his groups to seven Mid-State Conference championships, five sectional titles and also a Course 5A state runner-up receiving 2022. Fisher was previously a head coach in Iowa prior to going back to Indiana as Whiteland's train. He served as the IFCA head of state in 2015 as well as presently serves on the executive board for the organization.

Ott Hurrle: Hurrle graduated from Scecina in 1970 and went on to dip into Butler, where he was an offensive lineman. He took place to be an assistant instructor at Scecina and then the head trainer starting in 1988, leading the program to back-to-back state champions in 1990 and also '91 and also has 225 victories on the whole in greater than thirty years as a train. He won the American Football Coaches Organization "Power of Influence" honor for his commitment to confidence, family as well as community.

Brett Law: Law was a record-setting running back from 1986 to '89 for trainer Bud Wright at Sheridan, where he was named the Gatorade Player of the Year and United States Today Indiana Player of the Year in 1989. He held the state's job rushing document with 6,864 backyards at the time of his college graduation as well as had the job record for factors racked up at 952 for three decades until New Palestine's Charlie Spegal broke his mark. Legislation took place to play in university at Indiana, where he rushed for 1,134 yards for his occupation as well as was a three-time All-Big 10 Conference scholastic group selection.

Paul Loggan: Loggan was an all-state gamer at Rushville in high school and went on to earn All-American honors at the College of Indianapolis in college as well as was named to the college's Hall of Fame. Loggan made coaching quits at Roncalli, Franklin Central and North Central, where he came to be the school's athletic supervisor. During his period as AD, Loggan acted as the supervisor of the IFCA's North/South All-Star game.

John Mallery: Mallery was an Indiana North/South All-Star and star for Noblesville, where he played for fabulous train Jim Belden. As an assistant instructor for Franklin Central, Mallery was part of multiple state championship and also runner-up teams, consisting of 3 consecutive Course 2A title groups in 1980, '81 and also '82. Mallery has actually continued to belong to the IFCA after his mentoring career.

Randy Minniear: The 1961 Broad Ripple graduate played at Purdue before going on to play in the NFL with the New York City Giants and Cleveland Browns for 5 periods after he was drafted in the 20th round as a fullback in 1966. Minniear serviced Wall Street for 40 years and also offered nearly as long on the exec board for the NFL Alumni Organization. He was the head train at Brown Area from 2016 to 2020.

Joe Siderewicz: The child of late Hall of Popularity Martinsville trainer Costs Siderewicz functioned as an assistant coach for his papa for 15 years before taking over the program in 2001 and was called the Seminar Indiana Train of the Year. He trained Martinsville for six seasons prior to going to Facility Grove as an assistant trainer for the past 14 seasons as well as aiding the Trojans to five state championships.