22 minutes ago, Brown said:

I’m shocked.  Best win in Cooper history?  Congrats.

Top 3-4 but not the best. The year they went to the state finals, which I think was 2012, every playoff game was on the road so there were some big wins that year. The 2014 Regional final team had some big wins as well. 
All in all this was a HUGE win against a powerhouse team who doesn’t lose often. 
Excellent game plan by the Jags on offense and defense and heard from one of the coaches that their scout team did a tremendous job trying to simulate the SC offense. Sure it wasn’t to perfection but looks like they gave a decent look to help prepare. 
 

Good luck and continue to be Road Warriors next week Jags!!
 

So I'm going back and watching the NFHS broadcast. For anyone who was there...do I have it right that the officials kept sending Scott County players out of the game for their pants being too short? I just saw a PAT at for Scott County at the end of the 3Q where the white cap made the kick holder leave the field because his knee was visible below the cuff of his pants while he was on one knee for the hold, and that apparently means he's in "improper equipment" and has to leave the field until his equipment can be rectified.

4 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

So I'm going back and watching the NFHS broadcast. For anyone who was there...do I have it right that the officials kept sending Scott County players out of the game for their pants being too short? I just saw a PAT at for Scott County at the end of the 3Q where the white cap made the kick holder leave the field because his knee was visible below the cuff of his pants while he was on one knee for the hold, and that apparently means he's in "improper equipment" and has to leave the field until his equipment can be rectified.

Both sides, and it was from the kickoff until that extra point. They removed at least 4 Cooper players and probably 6 or 7 Scott County players throughout the game. The Cooper players that were close got their pants taped to keep their kneepads down. It was wild.

3 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

So I'm going back and watching the NFHS broadcast. For anyone who was there...do I have it right that the officials kept sending Scott County players out of the game for their pants being too short? I just saw a PAT at for Scott County at the end of the 3Q where the white cap made the kick holder leave the field because his knee was visible below the cuff of his pants while he was on one knee for the hold, and that apparently means he's in "improper equipment" and has to leave the field until his equipment can be rectified.

Several players where sent to the sidelines no knee pads.

2 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

So I'm going back and watching the NFHS broadcast. For anyone who was there...do I have it right that the officials kept sending Scott County players out of the game for their pants being too short? I just saw a PAT at for Scott County at the end of the 3Q where the white cap made the kick holder leave the field because his knee was visible below the cuff of his pants while he was on one knee for the hold, and that apparently means he's in "improper equipment" and has to leave the field until his equipment can be rectified.

Refs sent about 6 players from Cooper and 6 players from Scott County out at different times for pants not being low enough. Then the refs at one point made Cooper’s PAT holder and then Scott County holder go out, but I don’t think it had to do with their knee pads on that. I believe in both cases it was another equipment issue though, that made them send the holders off. 

3 minutes ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Several players where sent to the sidelines no knee pads.

Not for no knee pads. Knee pads were in, but refs deemed the players didn’t have their pants low enough to cover up their knees. 

2 minutes ago, CoachMulvi said:

Both sides, and it was from the kickoff until that extra point. They removed at least 4 Cooper players and probably 6 or 7 Scott County players throughout the game. The Cooper players that were close got their pants taped to keep their kneepads down. It was wild.

1 minute ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Several players where sent to the sidelines no knee pads.

If the players had no knee pads in their pants, then that's a legit problem that should have been addressed by the coaches.

If the players' pants were just creeping up above the knee (with the knee pads in them), then the officials need to get over themselves and realize they're there to officiate a football game and not try to make a stand on pants being tight or short. "Those dog-gone punks wearing their ballcaps backwards!" ?

I wonder if @Brown @barrel @Red Heat still have their same opinions of Cooper?  Wouldn’t score 40, Backend was better than the Cooper receiving core and Cooper didn’t have a signature win and they’d get blown out. 

Sometimes you just have to play the game.

3 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

If the players had no knee pads in their pants, then that's a legit problem that should have been addressed by the coaches.

If the players' pants were just creeping up above the knee (with the knee pads in them), then the officials need to get over themselves and realize they're there to officiate a football game and not try to make a stand on pants being tight or short. "Those dog-gone punks wearing their ballcaps backwards!" ?

All players had pads in their pants. They kept sending kids off for their pants rising above the knee. 

1st time all year I've seen it enforced in KY.

 

7 minutes ago, futurecoach said:

Refs sent about 6 players from Cooper and 6 players from Scott County out at different times for pants not being low enough. Then the refs at one point made Cooper’s PAT holder and then Scott County holder go out, but I don’t think it had to do with their knee pads on that. I believe in both cases it was another equipment issue though, that made them send the holders off. 

Scott Co holder was for a mouthpiece I believe. Stripes wanted to be seen tonight, for sure.

 

4 minutes ago, Mr. Sixer said:

I wonder if @Brown @barrel @Red Heat still have their same opinions of Cooper?  Wouldn’t score 40, Backend was better than the Cooper receiving core and Cooper didn’t have a signature win and they’d get blown out. 

Sometimes you just have to play the game.

They didn’t have a signature win until now.  Again I’m shocked.  I didn’t think Cooperwouldwin.

5 minutes ago, Colonels_Wear_Blue said:

If the players had no knee pads in their pants, then that's a legit problem that should have been addressed by the coaches.

If the players' pants were just creeping up above the knee (with the knee pads in them), then the officials need to get over themselves and realize they're there to officiate a football game and not try to make a stand on pants being tight or short. "Those dog-gone punks wearing their ballcaps backwards!" ?

All knee pads were clearly in but the refs clearly didn’t like them riding up above the knees. Normally, most refs will warn the coaches BEFORE the game even starts. This crew was clearly out to make a statement that’s for sure. As someone stated earlier, the Cooper players were taping their pants down so they didn’t ride up and they didn’t seem to have a problem after that. 
 

It was a wild scene to start the first drive for both teams. Players being told to leave the field left and right. 

After what Dixie did to Woodford, and what Cooper did to Scott Co, I'm gonna go ahead and say that Dixie beats Scott Co easily as well. Everybody wants to talk about NKY football being weak, results speak a lil louder.

 

1 hour ago, El Diablo said:

I thought Scott Co was above this type of stuff. 

Far from it.  Coach has major issues he needs to deal with. 

54 minutes ago, Down4theblue said:

Last game for Scott Co at the Great Crossing/Sc “Birds Nest”

It could be, but they still have a ton of work to do on the new high school to have it ready by next August.