What are you talking about? It was a clean and not very hard hit. The linebacker was diving over the runner and at most brushed him with his forearm(s). I watched it on replay 3 or 4 times on the stadium closed circuit feed. I really don't see how such minimal, if any, contact could produce a serious injury. And I surely hope it did not, for the player's sake.

 

 

A level 2 concusion with numbness in your feet and legs, getting speared in the head is something!

Just let X and T play in the state game. The only thing this plus 1 format is doing is showing how flawed the system is and wasting a lot of peoples time.

 

That's funny, I was sitting on the Trinity side, and didn't hear that...

 

 

I would hope that did not happen, and I wasn't there so I don't know if it did or did not, but if it did that is verrrryy low.

 

But again wasn't there, so maybe he just heard wrong.

 

 

I would hope that did not happen, and I wasn't there so I don't know if it did or did not, but if it did that is verrrryy low.

 

But again wasn't there, so maybe he just heard wrong.

 

 

 

YOU CAN BET YOUR BOTTOM DOLLAR IT HAPPENED. I was there, saw and heard it first hand. Even have it on tape:)

 

 

 

YOU CAN BET YOUR BOTTOM DOLLAR IT HAPPENED. I was there, saw and heard it first hand. Even have it on tape

 

Post it.

I was in the pressbox with several high school football officials. We watched the replay of the hit a number of times. It was agreed all around that the hit was not malicious or intentional.

 

I wish the best to the player and his parents. Congratulations to Simon Kenton for making it to the championship game and good luck next year.

 

Juggernaut, it's football. Hits are part of the game. Sorry you didn't like the play but don't be pounding on the fans and T players. Lighten up, Francis.[/QUOTE]

 

I'm sure that it was not malicious or intentional, but someone please tell me why it took 5 minutes before the Trinity sidelines took a knee and the Trinity team on the field NEVER took a knee? I found it disturbing to hear the Trinity cheerleaders and the Trinity fans singing "Hey, Hey, Hey..... GOODBYE" as our player was being wheeled off the field on a stretcher to the ambulance. The Simon Kenton players immediately took a knee, not for their quarterback that was down..............but for their FRIEND!

 

I've been around football for over 30 years and someone has to let me in on the whole take a knee thing. When the kid from Graves County got hurt Trinity's players were lambasted for not taking a knee and now it happens here with the fans from Simon Kenton even going so far as to chant TAKE A KNEE. I have NEVER seen or heard where it is expected that all players take a knee when a player is being tended to on the field. If it make you feel better I have been present when Trinity players have been taken off the field on a stretcher and Trinity's kids didn't take a knee then either.

 

As far as the hey hey good bye tripe, I don't want to call anyone a liar but that is fiction.

Deuce is my partner....I will have much more on this game when things settle on the home front.... .

I was in the pressbox with several high school football officials. We watched the replay of the hit a number of times. It was agreed all around that the hit was not malicious or intentional.

 

I wish the best to the player and his parents. Congratulations to Simon Kenton for making it to the championship game and good luck next year.

 

Juggernaut, it's football. Hits are part of the game. Sorry you didn't like the play but don't be pounding on the fans and T players. Lighten up, Francis.[/QUOTE]

 

I'm sure that it was not malicious or intentional, but someone please tell me why it took 5 minutes before the Trinity sidelines took a knee and the Trinity team on the field NEVER took a knee? I found it disturbing to hear the Trinity cheerleaders and the Trinity fans singing "Hey, Hey, Hey..... GOODBYE" as our player was being wheeled off the field on a stretcher to the ambulance. The Simon Kenton players immediately took a knee, not for their quarterback that was down..............but for their FRIEND!

 

this post is a blatant mis-speak in the truth...we were all VERY concerned with the goings on of the young man on the field...those who know me, can BET that I am speaking in truth....we were all VERy concerned about that young man, those who differ? SHAME ON YOU!!!!

 

this post is a blatant mis-speak in the truth...we were all VERY concerned with the goings on of the young man on the field...those who know me, can BET that I am speaking in truth....we were all VERy concerned about that young man, those who differ? SHAME ON YOU!!!!

 

 

 

It did not appear that way, so it's good to know that there was some concern on behalf of Trinity!

Once again, the Public School loses to the Private School.

I was in the pressbox with several high school football officials. We watched the replay of the hit a number of times. It was agreed all around that the hit was not malicious or intentional.

 

I wish the best to the player and his parents. Congratulations to Simon Kenton for making it to the championship game and good luck next year.

 

Juggernaut, it's football. Hits are part of the game. Sorry you didn't like the play but don't be pounding on the fans and T players. Lighten up, Francis.

 

Looked like the hit was fine. No issue at all but the fans were singing Goodbye to the SK player. I am not real sure how to take that. Kids are kids but that was a big time hit to the area to the head as I said I wasn't real clear on what T's student section was trying to do with the singing.

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I've been around football for over 30 years and someone has to let me in on the whole take a knee thing. When the kid from Graves County got hurt Trinity's players were lambasted for not taking a knee and now it happens here with the fans from Simon Kenton even going so far as to chant TAKE A KNEE. I have NEVER seen or heard where it is expected that all players take a knee when a player is being tended to on the field. If it make you feel better I have been present when Trinity players have been taken off the field on a stretcher and Trinity's kids didn't take a knee then either.

 

As far as the hey hey good bye tripe, I don't want to call anyone a liar but that is fiction.

 

Funny I was there to and they were singing goodbye. If you didn't hear it, which I am assuming that's what your saying please get your hearing checked. Maybe they were not directing it towards the SK player????

 

Funny I was there to and they were singing goodbye. If you didn't hear it, which I am assuming that's what your saying please get your hearing checked. Maybe they were not directing it towards the SK player????

 

They were singing it as they loaded him into the ambulance. It was disturbing.

Is this the largest margin of victory for a state title game?

 

How about 41 points in a half? Is that a record?

 

The Rocks were fantastic tonight! Great job men.

 

Both teams were who we thought they were.

 

Halftime 41-0. Trinity had 336 yards in the 1st half and SK got the ball first.

Once again, the Public School loses to the Private School.

 

:cry::cry::cry:

 

I guess you missed the 2A game.