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Trinity vs. Male on TV Tonight

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On the TD that was called back , the flag flew high in the air right as the play began . A no doubter, 2 players in motion at the time of the snap. What I couldn't understand was how someone can fake left , roll-out right , then threw back to the middle , have the ball tipped twice before it hits the ground , and do it all in under 6.4 seconds ? I will have to stop watch that on tape. I don't think there was any way that Male could have had enough time for another play in any other stadium except for Maxwell Field. The 2 for a quarter play sale is reserved for the home team. I thought the time would have been corrected on the field but wasn't .

I watched it on the replay. The clock started with the snap and stopped after the ball hit the ground. It was good work by the clock operator. It seemed to me like that play took forever, but it there was time for the last play. On the penalty, Wayne Kraus, the Trinity radio guy, called the penalty as soon as it was snapped. He didn't see the flag and was wondering why no penalty. The flag was thrown right away but he didn't see it.

After watching the game on TV there should have been 00:01:01 on the clock, not 00:00:06. While at the game, I thought the clock had expired and Male had done some home clocking. The only question I have is, has the definition of holding change for the playoffs, if you know what I mean!!! GO ROCKS! BEAT HC!

Male might have been the best team in the state..yet Redman can't stomach adjusting what doesn't work.

Bingo!

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