A sane person would also understand the concept of "beatdown" as well.

 

Understanding isn't what is important. Finding the grace and wisdom to use that knowledge is.

That being said -- there should be impartiality in officiating between JFL and Varsity games.

 

I would say that was lacking Friday night.

So, now we are back to my orginal suspicions and question, you answered by saying that only an insane person would blame the officiating in an 40-6 loss, then you trun right around and post this? So which is it? I think we are all seeing now what is going on. Or are you now going to say that only an insane person would make a comment like you just mad when ask about it?

 

Everything is as clear as mud now :confused:. Thanks for straightening all of us out on you position, Now, which position are you going with?. Never mind, I don't think I want an answer now.:thumb:

 

The assigning secretary needs to be aware of communities that certain officials operate in.

 

Obviously, Raceland would have won last night without the officials' mistakes. That is not the point of this post.

 

The point is that the assigning secretary and other crews need to be aware that Greenup County will no longer tolerate inappropriate officiating that endangers the safety of our players.

 

1.) Helmet to helmet (several times)

2.) Late hit out of bounds (several times)

 

Non-safety tidbits from the game.

 

1.) Inadvertant whistle on the Interception return for a TD.

2.) Holding penalty on GC's OL that was called simply because the Ram player fell to the ground. (The GC player isn't strong enough to drive your player into the ground.) That was the play that Lyle made it to the 2 yard line, I believe.

 

There are others, but I'll leave it at that. These aren't sour grapes. But, the officials are making it difficult for the kids at GCHS to enjoy the game of football.

 

Let's hope that the officials don't affect the Boyd County/Greenup County game this week.

 

(BTW, I hope that Raceland wins Class 1A this year!)

So, were back to baming the officials again?? Oh, never mind...:lol::lol::walk:

 

Good luck to you and to GCHS the rest of the way.

 

 

See ya.......:walk::walk::walk::lol:

Edited October 4, 200817 yr by oldrambler
Reconsiderd last quote on my post, respect for bgp.

That being said -- there should be impartiality in officiating between JFL and Varsity games.

 

I would say that was lacking Friday night.

 

Ram fans, would you agree that there should be impartiality in officiating between JFL and Varsity games? In other words, should a community be able to have a set of officials at their Saturday morning JFL games also officiate for their Friday night Varsity contests?

I would think so, but maybe they do not have enough "quality" officials to do that. However, the crew that worked the Raceland-Greenup game last night called like a JFL crew. ALOT of no-calls & missed calls with the officials standing right on the play.

I would think so, but maybe they do not have enough "quality" officials to do that. However, the crew that worked the Raceland-Greenup game last night called like a JFL crew. ALOT of no-calls & missed calls with the officials standing right on the play.

What I meant to say was that I think they should have separate officiating crews for the various levels below the HS level.

Everyone back to the game, other comments to the PM's.

Everyone back to the game, other comments to the PM's.

 

:thumb:

Were there any injuries on either side in this one?

P-HAM hurt his hand dont know how bad. That is the only Raceland one that I have been told about.

I talked with Selvages Mom and he got cleated pretty bad and they weren't sure if it is broke or not. I have not heard anymore.

I talked with Selvages Mom and he got cleated pretty bad and they weren't sure if it is broke or not. I have not heard anymore.

 

Welcome to BGP ramsmom and I hope that someone can keep us posted on his condition. :thumb:

portentous.

 

Nice word!:scared:

P-Ham has a broken right fifth metatarsal (barroom fracture). Todd Selvage is ok, I x-rayed his hand saturday morning. I am sending P-Ham to see about a playing cast the first of the week.

It's a great day to be a RAM. Congrats to the Rams on another dominating win. I was out of town all weekend and just got back in. I didn't get to make it to the game but sounds like a good win. Again , congrats.

P-Ham has a broken right fifth metatarsal (barroom fracture). Todd Selvage is ok, I x-rayed his hand saturday morning. I am sending P-Ham to see about a playing cast the first of the week.

 

Thanks Doc for the update hope everything goes well for him.

I guess after reading through this thread the only thing to keep in mind is that this game is a RIVAL game and emotions can get too high. To think that Raceland fans are portentous,or that the officials are tainted towards Raceland due to JFL scheduling??? Now, just the facts. This game came down to big plays and execution. Greenup was able to run and pass between the twenties but had redzone dysfunction. Anytime a Tony Franklin system scores on average just above a touchdown a game, you are not going to be successful. Raceland played a much more physical game and took advantage of turnovers and field position. To Greenup's credit, they played hard the entire game but were just outmatched and outplayed. Greenup has a ton of younger players that are taking some lumps, but will be a team to be reckoned with for the next couple of years.