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Conner 35 Campbell County 28

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There is supposed to be a substitute official at every game, in case something like this happens, they will have a full crew.

 

You are grossly misinformed. In the Pros and in college you are correct, in Highschool there never has been. Schools won't pay for an extra official to standby just in case.

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With the absolute lack of officials in high school sports I don't think it would be possible to schedule a substitute official for every game. In addition that sub official would have to be paid just like the officials who take the field and with school sports budgets being what they are I can't see the AD's supporting additional dollars for an official to sit in the stands.

 

It was my understanding, that they are a part of the crew, standing on the sidelines, taking notes on the game, questionable calls etc.. More like a supervisor than a sub, but if they are needed, they are qualified to enter a game and officiate. Maybe this is only for playoff games? Either way, having a shorthanded officiating crew, like i said before, is no excuse for the officials not knowing what is going on around them.

There has never been an extra official for any game in Kentucky. I have never seen a extra official dressed up just taking notes.

There has never been an extra official for any game in Kentucky. I have never seen a extra official dressed up just taking notes.

 

They are in street clothes, they don't wear the stripes unless they are needed.. I know im not crazy and just making this up off the top of my head. Like I said before, maybe its only in playoff games. I could be mistaken, and mixing college and high school rules together, I have the tendency to do that from time to time..

Yes. And baseball.

Same Padgett that plays hoops?

Yes. And baseball.

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You are grossly misinformed. In the Pros and in college you are correct, in Highschool there never has been. Schools won't pay for an extra official to standby just in case.

 

I know from talking to an official who was in his first year that he was on the sideline . My guess is he could have been called into duty.

#22 had 12 catches for 174 yds and 8 rushes for 90. Clutch is all I can say.

 

 

Newspaper said 12 catches 164 yards and 6 carries 74 yards.

Same Padgett that plays hoops?

 

He is a three sport athlete at Conner, and from what I understand, and very good student as well. Glad to see him getting into the mix the past two weeks, he works hard, and has earned it

UK1, he also had two TD's called back. Did the newspaper report that? Have a good week.

He is a three sport athlete at Conner, and from what I understand, and very good student as well. Glad to see him getting into the mix the past two weeks, he works hard, and has earned it

 

Class Prez as well.

Class Prez as well.

 

Kid has a busy schedule. Im guessing, the dead period is the only time a year he gets a break..

Congrats to Conner on a nice win. Sounds like the 2 stud QB's lived up to their billing. Interesting how many comments on this thread when it was stated how much of a lack of interest on the prediction thread.

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How many yards rushing did the Camels QB rush for?

How many yards rushing did the Camels QB rush for?

 

I do not think he had the 200 yard rushing game as predicted..

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