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Too Many Games

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You don't.

 

 

This is odd because if I recall...Male did this last year and suffered no penalty. I am asking not telling!

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Oh well in that case...Ballard, Male, etc... please play as many games as you like...I give you permission. :D :D

There was a situation 3-4 years back that after a draw, I believe, a coach was checking out the schedule of the team they drew, probably looking for places he could maybe get a videotape. He noticed the team had played too many games.

 

Without discussing it with his AD, he reported that team to the KHSAA.

 

They had to forfeit their first round game to his team and he advanced to the region.

 

At the end of the season, the school district let the coach go who reported the situation go. Said they didn't do things like that.

 

I think he might have even known before the season was over that if they played all their games that his opponent was going to be over and he let them do it and then reported them.

Male lost games and was not aloud to play in the LIT. last year.

Male lost games and was not aloud to play in the LIT. last year.

 

 

You mean to tell me they went over the regular season game amount and the punishment was not playing in the LIT???

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