Is is just me, or is the radio guy accusing Beechwood of cheating. :eek::irked:

 

He better watch what he's joking about...if he is.

Either my broadcast is wayyy behind, or Beechwood got the ball back...

Is is just me, or is the radio guy accusing Beechwood of cheating. :eek::irked:

 

He better watch what he's joking about...if he is.

 

It's not cheating if you are just smart enough to figure out their signals, if indeed that is what happened, then change your signals or do a better job at covering it up. :sssh:

Big time stand by Hazard again!

Big time stand by Hazard again!

 

Huge...:thumb:

Hazard is fighting.

Big sack for Beechwood...

Is is just me, or is the radio guy accusing Beechwood of cheating. :eek::irked:

 

He better watch what he's joking about...if he is.

He was. In fairness, I do not think he understands what is going on.

Hazard can't let Beechwood score right here before the half...

Is the KHSAA announcer accusing Beechwood of stealing the sideline play calling signs of Hazard?

 

There's nothing illegal about that at all and that's what Ransdall said.

It's not cheating if you are just smart enough to figure out their signals, if indeed that is what happened, then change your signals or do a better job at covering it up. :sssh:

 

For the record this is a very good thread starter...

There's nothing illegal about that at all and that's what Ransdall said.

 

I agree... nothing illegal, but very poor sportsmanship...this will make for a good discussion.

Hazard holds Beechwood.

 

Beechwood calls a TO to attempt a FG with a just seconds left in the first half.

I agree... nothing illegal, but very poor sportsmanship...this will make for a good discussion.

 

Not sure how you consider it poor sportsmanship. Shouldn't you use any advantages you can get as long as it's not illegal?

I agree... nothing illegal, but very poor sportsmanship...this will make for a good discussion.

 

Not if I can decipher them from the other sideline, there's nothing wrong with that. If I do it by breaking down film, probably bad sportsmanship.