What is the running clock rule in Ohio?

 

I am going with a blood-bath, unfortunately, as TDD mentioned above.

What is the running clock rule in Ohio?

 

I am going with a blood-bath, unfortunately, as TDD mentioned above.

 

In the past I believe it was a 30 point advantage but I believe it carried a stipulation of not kicking in until the 2nd half.

When Ryle played Colerain years ago this came up but Ryle actually played them closer than expected.

In the past I believe it was a 30 point advantage but it had to be in the 2nd half if I recall correctly. When Ryle played Colerain years ago this came up but Ryle actually played them closer than expected.

 

Thanks OGR.

 

Anyone else?

Ohio rule says if up 30 points in 2nd half will be running clock. If margin drops below 30 will revert back to regular clock.

Ohio rule says if up 30 points in 2nd half will be running clock. If margin drops below 30 will revert back to regular clock.

 

With that in mind my prediction is a running clock to start the second half.

 

And Ryle you need to get games like this off your schedule.

I never found it to be “fun” to play at Elder either, unless you play for Elder. The Pit is the house of horrors while they play add on, all the way through the JV team.

 

Elder 59

Ryle 7

With that in mind my prediction is a running clock to start the second half.

 

And Ryle you need to get games like this off your schedule.

 

It builds character and apparently pays very well!

It builds character and apparently pays very well!

 

Right, who cares about the kids if the adults get what they want.

Ryle defense could possibly put up a fight for the first quarter or two. However, Ryle offensive scheme is so bad and predictable it won’t matter because they won’t score.

 

This question is for all the Ryle people. Is the offensive scheme really that bad? Wasn't Engler brought in as an offensive guru when the program wanted to get away from the grind it out style of Warner?

This question is for all the Ryle people. Is the offensive scheme really that bad? Wasn't Engler brought in as an offensive guru when the program wanted to get away from the grind it out style of Warner?

 

This thread from last year comes to mind:

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/ky-football-high/is-lack-of-367466.html

This thread from last year comes to mind:

 

http://bluegrasspreps.com/ky-football-high/is-lack-of-367466.html

 

Word on the street is there is a STUD 8th grade QB at Ryle right now that could probably start varsity today but he's going to Cov Cath next year...UNFORTUNATELY! Unless the mafia can find a way to sway him to stay.

Right, who cares about the kids if the adults get what they want.

 

I've learned to look at the bright side with this group. They're certainly not the best Ryle team to roll through. Obviously, they are missing some key ingredients, but playing a top notch team in a hostile environment is a memory they'll have forever. Injuries can happen anywhere/anytime. Yeah, it would be nice to have a couple cupcakes on the schedule, but I commend the kids for staying committed and doing their best vs probably the toughest schedule they've ever had.

He's certainly a stud and a great kid. Hopefully he stays at Ryle, but I'll be rooting for him wherever he ends up.

I've learned to look at the bright side with this group. They're certainly not the best Ryle team to roll through. Obviously, they are missing some key ingredients, but playing a top notch team in a hostile environment is a memory they'll have forever. Injuries can happen anywhere/anytime. Yeah, it would be nice to have a couple cupcakes on the schedule, but I commend the kids for staying committed and doing their best vs probably the toughest schedule they've ever had.

 

The Raiders can put it right there with that memory from 8-23-19.

 

And if those two memories are not enough they will have a nice home memory next week against Scott County.

 

I also agree this non-district schedule is extremely tough and whoever is making these decisions on scheduling needs to go.

Ryle has had teams that would compete with big Ohio schools in recent memory.

The 2015-16 and 2016-17 and even 2017-18 teams all would have played every one of these games down to the wire.

Right now, Ryle is trying to develop an offensive identity but they do have one of the better defenses that they have ever had.