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A terrible way to lose a game.

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This is the 5th grade team for the high school from the Blindside in the green.

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A tough way to lose a game but very funny.

The green team coach knew what was happening as it unfolded.

This exact play happened at a game I was "attending" at Ludlow vs. South Kenton, jr. division of the NKYFL maybe 6-8 years ago. Craziest thing that I've ever seen on a field. Coach for SK ran out onto the field and yelled "what happened?" I said "you lost." He said "kid made a great play" turned and walked away. I always enjoyed working for him.

Murray fans having bad flashbacks about right now

Remember that one and that was for the High School state championship. The Murray game that is.

Lesson - Play to the Whistle!

 

In the case of the Beechwood/Murray game they did.

 

In the video you can hear the horn for the clock go off. I think that probably confuses some of the kids.

 

Give credit to the player that picked up the ball. He knew all along it was a live ball.

Murray fans having bad flashbacks about right now

 

You just haaaaaad to mention it, didn't you? :lol: See...it's started already :ohbrother:

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