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Lexington Catholic 23 Southwestern 22

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What a terrible coaching decision according to update thread.

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Not sure why you try an onsides kick with 41 seconds left and the lead. Regardless if LC didn't have the starting kicker available I don't understand giving them a short field. I'd kick it deep and force them to drive the length of the field. Definitely one of the stranger decisions I've seen.

I went back and watched the video, it was an intentional Onside Kick...unless they were just wanting to work on it for the post season and didn't really care about tonight I don't understand that decision. If they were worried about a big return, then squib kick it or kick it out of bounds.

The onside kick was not smart by any stretch. They may be planning to use that at some point along the way in the post season, but at that point in the game, going for it doesn't make sense.

 

You can argue that it doesn't matter to lose this game and that you can get reps for some inexperienced players, which is good. But if your inexperienced players got you the lead, don't lose it for them with a bad call under a minute to go.

 

Maybe someone at the game or more in the know of the situation can chime in on this one.

LexCath finding that Fall magic again...

The one belongs to long time kicking coach Dan Spanish at LexCath.

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