33 minutes ago, LethalPG said:

I don't know, but it needs to be corrected.  Coaches have livelihoods on the line, and these guys need to realize that it's part of the game to argue some calls.  It's a hobby for them, and I don't care what anyone says 80 bucks to do a hour and half job is pretty good money.  They can take some criticism without affecting the game with their feelings being hurt. 

100% Agreed.  Being a ref is a thankless job but 12th region refs egos get in the way more often than not. There is a massive good ole boy system with 12th region refs and they 100% take out their grudges with coaches, parents and fans against the kids. 

40 minutes ago, RVaughn said:

100% Agreed.  Being a ref is a thankless job but 12th region refs egos get in the way more often than not. There is a massive good ole boy system with 12th region refs and they 100% take out their grudges with coaches, parents and fans against the kids. 

Facts. 

39-35 with under two minutes to play if I recall correctly, then Lincoln Coach received a seemingly unwarranted technical foul that changed the course of the ball game. 

20 minutes ago, Co@chPitino said:

39-35 with under two minutes to play if I recall correctly, then Lincoln Coach received a seemingly unwarranted technical foul that changed the course of the ball game. 

Boyd elbowed one of our players in the face, actually twice, neither time was it called.  The refs instead gave the foul to the LC defender, when Coach Jackson questioned the call, they t-ed him up. Absolutely uncalled for.

2 hours ago, Co@chPitino said:

39-35 with under two minutes to play if I recall correctly, then Lincoln Coach received a seemingly unwarranted technical foul that changed the course of the ball game. 

I don't know what was said by Coach Jackson but he had been warned and had been out on the floor most of the game.  Coach Busick was given a technical by Tony Gray in the first half with no warning and told that if he got up again he'd get another technical and be thrown out of the game.  

1 hour ago, erserg25 said:

Boyd elbowed one of our players in the face, actually twice, neither time was it called.  The refs instead gave the foul to the LC defender, when Coach Jackson questioned the call, they t-ed him up. Absolutely uncalled for.

Actually, Boyd did not make contact with the Lincoln player (#3).  If you don't believe me go to the WPBKFM YouTube broadcast and check for yourself.  At 2:59:29 #3 was pressing Boyd and faked like he'd been elbowed.  At 2:59:35 the same player was pressing Boyd.  According to the cylinder rule the offensive player can move the ball from side to side which is what Boyd was doing.  If contact is made it's a defensive foul.  It's impossible to tell for sure but it doesn't appear that Boyd's elbow made contact but #3 hit him in the face and on the arm during that sequence.  

Later, at 3:03:58 they had Boyd in a trap and again there was no contact.  There was at least a foot between Boyd's elbow and #3's face.  #14 grabbed Boyd's arm which resulted in the foul.  

I provided the exact times on the YouTube broadcast.  Look for yourself.  

40 minutes ago, 24Rocks said:

Actually, Boyd did not make contact with the Lincoln player (#3).  If you don't believe me go to the WPBKFM YouTube broadcast and check for yourself.  At 2:59:29 #3 was pressing Boyd and faked like he'd been elbowed.  At 2:59:35 the same player was pressing Boyd.  According to the cylinder rule the offensive player can move the ball from side to side which is what Boyd was doing.  If contact is made it's a defensive foul.  It's impossible to tell for sure but it doesn't appear that Boyd's elbow made contact but #3 hit him in the face and on the arm during that sequence.  

Later, at 3:03:58 they had Boyd in a trap and again there was no contact.  There was at least a foot between Boyd's elbow and #3's face.  #14 grabbed Boyd's arm which resulted in the foul.  

I provided the exact times on the YouTube broadcast.  Look for yourself.  

I guess the call that was made with 1:19 left in the 3rd where #22 for DCA threw it out of bounds was the correct call as well?  Lincoln was down 2 and getting the ball back when the call was overturned which was a pivotal point in the game. 

48 minutes ago, 24Rocks said:

Actually, Boyd did not make contact with the Lincoln player (#3).  If you don't believe me go to the WPBKFM YouTube broadcast and check for yourself.  At 2:59:29 #3 was pressing Boyd and faked like he'd been elbowed.  At 2:59:35 the same player was pressing Boyd.  According to the cylinder rule the offensive player can move the ball from side to side which is what Boyd was doing.  If contact is made it's a defensive foul.  It's impossible to tell for sure but it doesn't appear that Boyd's elbow made contact but #3 hit him in the face and on the arm during that sequence.  

Later, at 3:03:58 they had Boyd in a trap and again there was no contact.  There was at least a foot between Boyd's elbow and #3's face.  #14 grabbed Boyd's arm which resulted in the foul.  

I provided the exact times on the YouTube broadcast.  Look for yourself.  

#3 is my son and I know he hit him in the mouth on that play, as well as another time earlier in the game, you can time stamp whatever you want. He has a busted lip to prove it. And Boyd also taunted him after the play saying “better luck next time bud”. 

2 minutes ago, erserg25 said:

#3 is my son and I know he hit him in the mouth on that play, as well as another time earlier in the game, you can time stamp whatever you want. He has a busted lip to prove it. And Boyd also taunted him after the play saying “better luck next time bud”. 

 

54 minutes ago, 24Rocks said:

Actually, Boyd did not make contact with the Lincoln player (#3).  If you don't believe me go to the WPBKFM YouTube broadcast and check for yourself.  At 2:59:29 #3 was pressing Boyd and faked like he'd been elbowed.  At 2:59:35 the same player was pressing Boyd.  According to the cylinder rule the offensive player can move the ball from side to side which is what Boyd was doing.  If contact is made it's a defensive foul.  It's impossible to tell for sure but it doesn't appear that Boyd's elbow made contact but #3 hit him in the face and on the arm during that sequence.  

Later, at 3:03:58 they had Boyd in a trap and again there was no contact.  There was at least a foot between Boyd's elbow and #3's face.  #14 grabbed Boyd's arm which resulted in the foul.  

I provided the exact times on the YouTube broadcast.  Look for yourself.  

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I’m not for anyone getting injured but it’s possible he got the busted lip on this play.  As you can clearly see, there was no elbow to the face. It appears that he hit him when he jumped into the cylinder.

42 minutes ago, Bballis1 said:

I guess the call that was made with 1:19 left in the 3rd where #22 for DCA threw it out of bounds was the correct call as well?  Lincoln was down 2 and getting the ball back when the call was overturned which was a pivotal point in the game. 

That was a questionable call but as far as the overall game went there were way more going against DCA than for them.  

2 minutes ago, 24Rocks said:

That was a questionable call but as far as the overall game went there were way more going against DCA than for them.  

There was nothing questionable about the call.  You obviously need to go back and watch the game.  

18 minutes ago, 24Rocks said:

I’m not for anyone getting injured but it’s possible he got the busted lip on this play.  As you can clearly see, there was no elbow to the face. It appears that he hit him when he jumped into the cylinder.

You’re right, I’m wrong and apparently my son is a liar, have a good day.

13 minutes ago, Bballis1 said:

There was nothing questionable about the call.  You obviously need to go back and watch the game.  

I did watch the play.  Multiple times.  In slow motion.  I couldn’t see the players hands due to the camera angle.  I said it was questionable because the ref who reversed it also had a bad angle.