Every skinny freshman and sophomore guard should look to Grant Pangallo as their hero. He has shown that if you work hard to get strong you can play varsity football without being long or tall.

 

 

It is why we love the game. No one left anything in the bag on either team.

Conflicts of Interest

I. An official shall not knowingly accept assignment of a contest if any of

the following, conditions exist:

a. If there is a KHSAA Officials Association that makes assignments

through an assignment secretary and the assignment did not come

through any authorized chapter assignments procedure;

b. If any official assigned to the contest is not a member in good

standing with the KHSAA;

c. If the official or the official’s spouse is employed by any school

fielding a team involved in a contest;

d. If the official is related by blood or marriage to a person: (parent,

grandparent, child, grandchild, brother, sister, brother-in-law, sonin-

law, etc.) affiliated with a team involved in a contest;

e. If the official and any person affiliated with a team involved in a

contest are former or present teammates, roommates, classmates,

business associates or close personal friends; or

f. If the official or the official’s spouse attended or worked at either

school within the last 10 years.

II. An official may accept assignment of a regular season contest or

tournament only by fully informed written consent of both head

coaches if any of the following condition exists:

a. If the official has a child in school in one of the involved schools, or

a child who graduated from one of the schools within the previous

five years.

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There are plenty of senarios not defined by the KHSAA as a conflict of interest where officials voluntarily scratch themsleves. Not wanting even the appearance of bias by an official more than wanting to work a big game is a clear sign of integrity.

 

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Great pic!

There are plenty of senarios not defined by the KHSAA as a conflict of interest where officials voluntarily scratch themsleves. Not wanting even the appearance of bias by an official more than wanting to work a big game is a clear sign of integrity.

 

This was part of a serious post, but I couldn't help but chuckle just a bit.

There are plenty of senarios not defined by the KHSAA as a conflict of interest where officials voluntarily scratch themsleves. Not wanting even the appearance of bias by an official more than wanting to work a big game is a clear sign of integrity.

 

This was part of a serious post, but I couldn't help but chuckle just a bit.

 

I voluntarily scratch myself every now and then as well.

Every skinny freshman and sophomore guard should look to Grant Pangallo as their hero. He has shown that if you work hard to get strong you can play varsity football without being long or tall.

 

Thanks to Papa I found out I posted incorrectly.

 

I should have said "you can play varsity basketball" instead of football.

 

This young man was a skinny short sophomore with some talent but was easy to knock off the ball. He obviously hit the weights and made himself into a strong young man. Every youngster with a skinny frame should look at him and say "that's what I need to do."

Thanks to Papa I found out I posted incorrectly.

 

I should have said "you can play varsity basketball" instead of football.

 

This young man was a skinny short sophomore with some talent but was easy to knock off the ball. He obviously hit the weights and made himself into a strong young man. Every youngster with a skinny frame should look at him and say "that's what I need to do."

 

I agree, I have watched Grant since 8th grade and always was a wizard at handling the ball. He has tremendous quickness and has developed a nice outside shot. Putting on the weight and muscle has only made him that much better. I definitely see him playing ball over the next 4 yrs somewhere.

I agree, I have watched Grant since 8th grade and always was a wizard at handling the ball. He has tremendous quickness and has developed a nice outside shot. Putting on the weight and muscle has only made him that much better. I definitely see him playing ball over the next 4 yrs somewhere.

 

 

 

 

Without question.

I was not at the game...

 

I just don't think its right for a person that played at NC and graduated from there calling a game.:notworthy: Bias or NOT...

 

So, you're saying that you don't want the best official in the region to officiate a regional championship?

Or was it Tim O'Hara, NCC Hall of Famer?? LOL! Timmy IS one of the best refs anywhere...outside of the retired Robby Allen. And EVERYBODY knows he ONLY sticks it to Highlands! :laugh:

 

As well he should :lol: That'll change in about 9 years.

So, you're saying that you don't want the best official in the region to officiate a regional championship?

 

A 'subjective tag' wouldn't you say?