I could bye that....but center to qb and qb kneel has got to be better % than center to qb and qb to rb and 11 guys trying to tackle/strip along with offense bodies bouncing into rb

 

V formation call did not make it to QB in time.

V formation call did not make it to QB in time.

 

plenty of time in between plays (qb to sideline many times) and timeouts to burn. Bad decision by coaches, but team in position not to win when they deserved to...

I don't like when big games end with questionable calls,but also agree that you have to play a full game. Congratulations to the Indians on advancing.

The proper mechanics for an official when the play is ruled completed is to blow the whistle and wave arms indicating the play is over. Did both of these things happen?

 

Didn't see the play or replay but you are incorrect on proper mechanics of the official. He blows the play dead but will only wave his arms if he needs to stop the clock. If he was running into spot the ball he would do that first then wave his arms for a change of possession.

HC and Beechwood are the only NKY schools left. Whodathunkit??

Didn't see the play or replay but you are incorrect on proper mechanics of the official. He blows the play dead but will only wave his arms if he needs to stop the clock. If he was running into spot the ball he would do that first then wave his arms for a change of possession.

 

Clock stops on change of possession, correct? So ref should be waiving arms if calling play dead. They agreed it was fumble, not waiving arms indicates don't stop clock, play not over.

 

NCC player may have been down (i haven't seen video) But the play was most assuredly "kicked" by the officials.

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So HC dominates the line of scrimmage, runs the ball down NCC throats all game long, plays great D and turned the heat up on the QB and all the NCC fans can say was the refs blow a call that cost them a game?

 

Sad just sad.

Clock stops on change of possession, correct? So ref should be waiving arms if calling play dead. They agreed it was fumble, not waiving arms indicates don't stop clock, play not over.

 

NCC player may have been down (i haven't seen video) But the play was most assuredly "kicked" by the officials.

 

He would not initially stop the clock until he makes sure the defense has recovered the football. As I stated he would run in spotting the ball first then stop the clock for the change of possession.

How does HC compare to Danville?

At the time of the play I was near the sideline, I didn't hear a whistle......but hey, all that 80's hair-metal can do that to your ears. :lol2:

 

Breds should not have let themselves get in the situation they were in.

 

Right on with last paragraph!!!!

Old school reference. Well done.

 

Thanks. Seems to be the way this is headed.

 

From what I've gathered from this thread, seems the officials got it right in the end. And that's all anyone should ask for....

Here's the BIG question? Where does NCC go from here?

Last time HC beat NCC in the playoffs they won State? Correct?

Last time HC beat NCC in the playoffs they won State? Correct?

Correct

Derrick Barnes had himself a great game. In the 3 times HC has beaten NCC, they had a player or 2 just play possessed. Great game Indians