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Corbin 28 Danville 10

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Watch the video then take another look at this picture. I think you'll find the answers you seek. This was roughing the kicker 101.

 

I have watched it several times. I can't see through the players to see the contract.... thus the question.

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I have watched it several times. I can't see through the players to see the contract.... thus the question.

 

I just watched the video and looked at the picture again and it looks obvious to me. I guess we are seeing two different things.

One of the officials from this game sent the following comment about the referee who was ran over:

 

He isn’t quite fine. I was also an official on this game and his son. His shoulder is injured pretty bad after this hit.

One of the officials from this game sent the following comment about the referee who was ran over:

 

He isn’t quite fine. I was also an official on this game and his son. His shoulder is injured pretty bad after this hit.

 

Bless his heart. I hate that.

Once the kick leg is set back on the ground, he is no longer a kicker,. From the pic, hes set before contact.

It was roughing. No question. No doubt. Absolutely 100% a missed call.

Once the kick leg is set back on the ground, he is no longer a kicker,. From the pic, hes set before contact.

 

Or is the contact from the defender pushing his leg to the ground to make it look like it’s planted?

Or is the contact from the defender pushing his leg to the ground to make it look like it’s planted?

 

Possibly, but also contact, doesnt nessicarily mean roughing.

Possibly, but also contact, doesnt nessicarily mean roughing.

 

It does if the ball has been kicked and the defender has not touched the ball.

Corbin made way too many mistakes in this game even though they moved the ball at will throughout the game. Three turnovers, too many dropped passes, including one in the endzone and costly penalties that negated big gains will get you beat on down the road.

 

 

Danville had no answer for Estep though, who throws the ball as well as anyone I have seen in a while.

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Here is also two pics of a fumble recovery we had that would have been a touchdown, but they ruled him down.

 

If his knee was down before the ball came our, it happened before these pictures. He went down and the defender then pulled him over top of him, as shown in the picture. I really couldn't tell in real time even though it happened right in front of where I was standing.

This pass by Estep was about as good as it gets:

 

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This pass by Estep was about as good as it gets:

 

 

Wow!

Wow!

 

It gets a little more beautiful each time I watch it. That's almost 60 yards right on the money. Incredible throw by that kid.

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