Score was 17 to 14 with 3 min left in 1st half with Garrard in possession of ball around the Boyle 30.

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According to Max preps the score was 14 all at the end of the 1st quarter, 24 to 14 Boyle at the half 37 to 14 Boyle at the end of the 3rd and 47 to 14 Boyle was the final. Are you implying the game was close thru out?

yeah 33 or 36 not much difference talking about 3 points

 

35 points is a running clock.

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According to Max preps the score was 14 all at the end of the 1st quarter, 24 to 14 Boyle at the half 37 to 14 Boyle at the end of the 3rd and 47 to 14 Boyle was the final. Are you implying the game was close thru out?

No, just clarifying it was not a running clock

No, just clarifying it was not a running clock

 

Garrard had me worried at the end of the first quarter, and I believe they will give Central a better game than most think.

Cant get to caught up with final scores sometimes. Ex Lex Cath-38 Boyle -7. Lex Cath-63 Garrard-31. Games can be closer or not closer than final scores. OR close to being running clocks or not. People that just look at scores miss the big picture quite often (By the way Boyle and Garrard both had 2 turnovers that led directly to points in their game vs Lex Cath). Still unless you saw both games, you tend to not truly know what went on in games played.

35 points is a running clock.

 

36. One reason why you often see teams with good kickers go for two after their fifth touchdown.

35 points is a running clock.

 

Any time the score differential reaches thirty-six (36) points or more, the following changes will be made regarding rules determining when the clock will be stopped and/or started. In addition, in keeping with the rules that allow for mutual agreement between coaches for period shortening, the running clock may be implemented at any time by mutual agreement of the coaches. Coaches choice may not supersede the automatic provisions with a 36-point differential.

 

straight from khsaa website

Cant get to caught up with final scores sometimes. Ex Lex Cath-38 Boyle -7. Lex Cath-63 Garrard-31. Games can be closer or not closer than final scores. OR close to being running clocks or not. People that just look at scores miss the big picture quite often (By the way Boyle and Garrard both had 2 turnovers that led directly to points in their game vs Lex Cath). Still unless you saw both games, you tend to not truly know what went on in games played.

 

That was exactly the point I was making about the SOS comment nothing on paper ever matters on game night. Like tyson once said everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth. until they play none of the stats on paper matter.

Any time the score differential reaches thirty-six (36) points or more, the following changes will be made regarding rules determining when the clock will be stopped and/or started. In addition, in keeping with the rules that allow for mutual agreement between coaches for period shortening, the running clock may be implemented at any time by mutual agreement of the coaches. Coaches choice may not supersede the automatic provisions with a 36-point differential.

 

straight from khsaa website

 

I stand corrected.