PCC makes the playoffs and NL will stay home in the postseason.

I did see a stat that was rather interesting.

 

Penalties:

North Laurel 23

Perry Central 5

I did see a stat that was rather interesting.

 

Penalties:

North Laurel 23

Perry Central 5

 

 

Game played in Hazard?

I did see a stat that was rather interesting.

 

Penalties:

North Laurel 23

Perry Central 5

 

WOW!!!! I has to have been played in Hazard that could be hard for any team to overcome.

PCC officals strike again, must be the worse place to play in EKY. The Jags did have there chances in spite of the officials, just could not hang on to the ball. NL misses the playoff's again, very disappointing year.

PCC officals strike again, must be the worse place to play in EKY. The Jags did have there chances in spite of the officials, just could not hang on to the ball. NL misses the playoff's again, very disappointing year.

 

That seems to happen on a regualr basis when out of region teams come to town.

I did see a stat that was rather interesting.

 

Penalties:

North Laurel 23

Perry Central 5

 

North kept linning up offsides on offense it was the same two players the refs was telling them to back up but they stayed were they was. That was not home cooking that was players not knowing where they was. They had alot of false starts. North done it to there self. Norths coach got ejected refused to leave. game was called becuase the coach wouldnt leave the field. So in my IMP the calls that was made it was there fault not the refs.:thumb:

North kept linning up offsides on offense it was the same two players the refs was telling them to back up but they stayed were they was. That was not home cooking that was players not knowing where they was. They had alot of false starts. North done it to there self. Norths coach got ejected refused to leave. game was called becuase the coach wouldnt leave the field. So in my IMP the calls that was made it was there fault not the refs.:thumb:

 

Well I am glad that you let us know the real story. Why was the coach ejected?

North kept linning up offsides on offense it was the same two players the refs was telling them to back up but they stayed were they was. That was not home cooking that was players not knowing where they was. They had alot of false starts. North done it to there self. Norths coach got ejected refused to leave. game was called becuase the coach wouldnt leave the field. So in my IMP the calls that was made it was there fault not the refs.:thumb:

 

Actually the line judge told the receiver where to line up on the line as is standard procedure. However when the receiver bent his knees into his normal two-point stance the line judge would call offsides saying the receivers head moved. In 25 years of watching football I have never seen this call and it was made 11 times in this game alone. Whether this is the correct call or whether it had any effect on the game is definitely debatable but to state that these were normal penalties isn't accurate.

North kept linning up offsides on offense it was the same two players the refs was telling them to back up but they stayed were they was. That was not home cooking that was players not knowing where they was. They had alot of false starts. North done it to there self. Norths coach got ejected refused to leave. game was called becuase the coach wouldnt leave the field. So in my IMP the calls that was made it was there fault not the refs.:thumb:

 

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North kept linning up offsides on offense it was the same two players the refs was telling them to back up but they stayed were they was. That was not home cooking that was players not knowing where they was. They had alot of false starts. North done it to there self. Norths coach got ejected refused to leave. game was called becuase the coach wouldnt leave the field. So in my IMP the calls that was made it was there fault not the refs.:thumb:

 

Offsides were not the only calls made which really cost NL. That large of disparity certainly causes one to think a little bit.

Actually the line judge told the receiver where to line up on the line as is standard procedure. However when the receiver bent his knees into his normal two-point stance the line judge would call offsides saying the receivers head moved. In 25 years of watching football I have never seen this call and it was made 11 times in this game alone. Whether this is the correct call or whether it had any effect on the game is definitely debatable but to state that these were normal penalties isn't accurate.

 

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PCC officals strike again, must be the worse place to play in EKY. The Jags did have there chances in spite of the officials, just could not hang on to the ball. NL misses the playoff's again, very disappointing year.

 

If you were at the game you would see that NL had at least 5 false starts that everybody in the place saw. One of their OT lineup offsides at least 6 times and was told by the officials to back up more than that. their was not 20 some pen on NL it was 14 that is what the london paper said. If you watched the game you would see the NL defense jump offsides a couple of times to so add those up.

If you were at the game you would see that NL had at least 5 false starts that everybody in the place saw. One of their OT lineup offsides at least 6 times and was told by the officials to back up more than that. their was not 20 some pen on NL it was 14 that is what the london paper said. If you watched the game you would see the NL defense jump offsides a couple of times to so add those up.

 

You also had several no calls, all of which favored PCC. I am watching the video right now. The facemask right in front of the NL bench was one. The most blatant I have seen so far was on the first NL offensive series (NL led by a TD after returning the opening KO for a TD) when the punter was absolutely plowed over, ball was never touched and no call. I could not believe that no call when I saw it.

You also had several no calls, all of which favored PCC. I am watching the video right now. The facemask right in front of the NL bench was one. The most blatant I have seen so far was on the first NL offensive series (NL led by a TD after returning the opening KO for a TD) when the punter was absolutely plowed over, ball was never touched and no call. I could not believe that no call when I saw it.

 

Watch the film moutain thunder the kid was blocked into the punter and if you know the rules which I am sure you do, you would know that is not a penalty!