I'd really love to see video of this play.

 

I'll second that one DragonFire.

Still waiting for your answer Jumper Dad. Better think hard on this one......

 

Had to be the worst way to lose a playoff game. I feel sorry for your players.

 

In relation to the aside conversation, I saw some atrocious stuff when Danville visited there in 1991. I am certain that it has to be better now.

 

Great season 4chs. Nothing to hang heads about here.

I was following this one early...then lost complete interest because Corbin was up huge.....waking up this morning, I couldn't be more shocked to see this final score.

 

Congrats Central.....

It was a very good game. Corbin got a little timid defensively, playing bend but don't break type defense and Central was able to nickel and dime it through the air down the field. They went 80 yards in the final 1:30 of the first half to score on the last play before halftime, this after Corbin had a long TD run called back on a holding call. The flag was thrown after he was 40 yds down the field and came from the opposite sideline(Central's side), saw the flag thrown and there could have been a hold, it was just very dubious timing. Central then scored after receiving the opening kickoff of the second half, after having the drive kept alive after an incompletion on 3rd down by a late hit penalty on Corbin. I have no idea what the backjudge(who seemed to always throw his flag at the most inopportune time) saw because the WR had the ball in his hands when the Corbin player made the hit, knocking the ball loose. The next to last play is foggy to me because it looked like the Corbin DB was going to intercept the pass when the Central player hits him and the ball looks like it is just falling to the ground when someone on the ground kicks it and it bounces to another Central player who is then tackled with the clock at 00. Corbin storms the field thinking they have won, then the official clears them off the field and there was an apparent penalty called. So now Central gets an untimed down and the Central player dives for a low throw, which may or may not have skipped off the ground for the game winning TD. The officials all looked around at each other before the back judge finally signaled TD.

I understand that you are a Corbin fan....but......

 

I'd like to see how a Central fan saw all of the above.

There's no Woodbine Softball Tournament with tons of Confederate memorabilia attached to everything you could think of?

As a softball team, from Louisville, with two African Americans on the team, our jaws hit the ground, when we pulled into the park......had never seen anything like it.

Watusi, hounds have always--no matter who the coach is--tried to stick that extra unnecessary td in with their starters. This staff was no different, and to hear them whine about bad calls is laughable.

In next years alignment they get Belfry in the region and have no shot for the next 4 years.

Watusi, hounds have always--no matter who the coach is--tried to stick that extra unnecessary td in with their starters. This staff was no different, and to hear them whine about bad calls is laughable.

In next years alignment they get Belfry in the region and have no shot for the next 4 years.

Gotcha, I didn't understand but now I do. Thanks for the clarification. I thought you were trying to send the football gods to strike down my Pirates.

 

BTW, does your username refer in any way to the old Hellier Hellcats?

Yep. I love that mascot.

Yep. I love that mascot.

It is a blast from the past. :ylsuper:

I understand that you are a Corbin fan....but......

 

I'd like to see how a Central fan saw all of the above.

 

Not a Central fan - just an impartial outside observer. But I'll take a stab at it.

 

It was a very good game. Corbin got a little timid defensively (Central woke up on offense), playing bend but don't break type defense and Central was able to nickel and dime it through the air down the field. They went 80 yards in the final 1:30 of the first half to score on the last play before halftime, this after Corbin had a long TD run called back on a holding call. The flag was thrown after he was 40 yds down the field and came from the opposite sideline(Central's side), saw the flag thrown and there could have been a hold (there was a hold, it was flagged), it was just very dubious timing. Central then scored after receiving the opening kickoff of the second half, after having the drive kept alive after an incompletion on 3rd down by a late hit penalty on Corbin. I have no idea what the backjudge(who seemed to always throw his flag at the most inopportune time (When he saw fouls)) saw because the WR had the ball in his hands when the Corbin player made the hit, knocking the ball loose. The next to last play is foggy to me because it looked like the Corbin DB was going to intercept the pass when the Central player hits him and the ball looks like it is just falling to the ground when someone on the ground kicks it and it bounces to another Central player who is then tackled with the clock at 00. Corbin storms the field thinking they have won, then the official clears them off the field and there was an apparent (real) penalty called. So now Central gets an untimed down and the Central player dives for a low throw, which may or may not (did not)have skipped off the ground for the game winning TD. The officials all looked around at each other ​(to confirm the correct call) before the back judge finally signaled TD.

Not a Central fan - just an impartial outside observer. But I'll take a stab at it.

 

It was a very good game. Corbin got a little timid defensively (Central woke up on offense), playing bend but don't break type defense and Central was able to nickel and dime it through the air down the field. They went 80 yards in the final 1:30 of the first half to score on the last play before halftime, this after Corbin had a long TD run called back on a holding call. The flag was thrown after he was 40 yds down the field and came from the opposite sideline(Central's side), saw the flag thrown and there could have been a hold (there was a hold, it was flagged), it was just very dubious timing. Central then scored after receiving the opening kickoff of the second half, after having the drive kept alive after an incompletion on 3rd down by a late hit penalty on Corbin. I have no idea what the backjudge(who seemed to always throw his flag at the most inopportune time (When he saw fouls)) saw because the WR had the ball in his hands when the Corbin player made the hit, knocking the ball loose. The next to last play is foggy to me because it looked like the Corbin DB was going to intercept the pass when the Central player hits him and the ball looks like it is just falling to the ground when someone on the ground kicks it and it bounces to another Central player who is then tackled with the clock at 00. Corbin storms the field thinking they have won, then the official clears them off the field and there was an apparent (real) penalty called. So now Central gets an untimed down and the Central player dives for a low throw, which may or may not (did not)have skipped off the ground for the game winning TD. The officials all looked around at each other ​(to confirm the correct call) before the back judge finally signaled TD.

Kind of what I thought.

Tough one to shallow for the Redhounds.

Not a Central fan - just an impartial outside observer. But I'll take a stab at it.

 

It was a very good game. Corbin got a little timid defensively (Central woke up on offense), playing bend but don't break type defense and Central was able to nickel and dime it through the air down the field. They went 80 yards in the final 1:30 of the first half to score on the last play before halftime, this after Corbin had a long TD run called back on a holding call. The flag was thrown after he was 40 yds down the field and came from the opposite sideline(Central's side), saw the flag thrown and there could have been a hold (there was a hold, it was flagged), it was just very dubious timing. Central then scored after receiving the opening kickoff of the second half, after having the drive kept alive after an incompletion on 3rd down by a late hit penalty on Corbin. I have no idea what the backjudge(who seemed to always throw his flag at the most inopportune time (When he saw fouls)) saw because the WR had the ball in his hands when the Corbin player made the hit, knocking the ball loose. The next to last play is foggy to me because it looked like the Corbin DB was going to intercept the pass when the Central player hits him and the ball looks like it is just falling to the ground when someone on the ground kicks it and it bounces to another Central player who is then tackled with the clock at 00. Corbin storms the field thinking they have won, then the official clears them off the field and there was an apparent (real) penalty called. So now Central gets an untimed down and the Central player dives for a low throw, which may or may not (did not)have skipped off the ground for the game winning TD. The officials all looked around at each other ​(to confirm the correct call) before the back judge finally signaled TD.

 

So you were there and this is your unbiased opinion? Where were you sitting?

 

Central deserves tons of credit and they won the game. They took advantage of their opportunities, in my opinion, they were given some that they should not have gotten.

 

When was the last time you saw me complain on here about officiating. I stand by my feelings that either a couple of members of that crew were completely out of their league or someone on the crew had an agenda.

So we aren't just a shade over a decade past Corbin had students waving nooses and rebel flags at black players from OBI during the All A (at Corbin)? I seem to remember it being around 2003, which wasn't really that long ago.

 

Or there isn't or never was a "Rebel Week" at Corbin when they play Casey County, complete with shirts with Rebel flags being made up and sold?

 

There's no Woodbine Softball Tournament with tons of Confederate memorabilia attached to everything you could think of?

 

There are enough good people in Corbin (like yourself) to not let things like that go on, but to say that it doesn't happen and trying to convince an outsider of it is just burying your head in the sand. Sorry, you just can't justify that kind of crap in my book. I don't think your like that 4chs, and I genuinely mean that, but I don't think I can say the same for the community as a whole given some of their actions.

 

Corbin may be better today, but it's still a Corbin that I'd proffer a guess as being less prejudiced only when compared to the Corbin of old.

 

I'm not going to shed any tears for the Hounds because a Louisville school came in and beat them on their own field, and I'm especially not going to when Corbin fans are saying they were robbed, in all places, on their home field.

 

Grew up in Clay County and it'd be like me saying Clay County got stuck on their home floor or that there weren't various problems in the area that need fixed. Sorry, just not going to happen. I'd say it about my own birthplace like I'd say it about Corbin and I won't apologize for it.

 

Corbin has never played OBI in the All A at Corbin.

As a softball team, from Louisville, with two African Americans on the team, our jaws hit the ground, when we pulled into the park......had never seen anything like it.

 

The guys who run the tournament are big into The Sons of Confederate Veterans, which is not any type of racist organization.

 

How were you treated?