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Boyle County 45 West Jessamine 6

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Glad to hear they did that. He talked the ENTIRE GAME when Garrard played at West Jessamine earlier in the year. You are public address, not play-by-play. Report the play after the tackle, not while the play is being run.

 

The Refs stopped the game and put an end to it after a run from Boyle.

 

"Boyle in the same formation" "Hands off to Cook" "same play as before" and his mic got pulled.:lol:

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The Refs stopped the game and put an end to it after a run from Boyle.

 

"Boyle in the same formation" "Hands off to Cook" "same play as before" and his mic got pulled.:lol:

 

:lol: Reminds me of the guy at Mercer County a few years ago. Any time it was a big play he would start yelling "get behind that Scottie defense, HOW 'BOUT THAT SCOTTIE DEFENSE!" I have no problem with school pride and support, but you are there to announce a game for fans from both sides. You can't be that much of a homer.

 

By the way, ended up meeting that Mercer announcer at a church function a couple years later and he was the nicest guy. Didn't have the heart to tell him to stop announcing like he does!:lol:

There was some INCREDIBLY horrible sportsmanship from "some" of the Boyle County coaches, players, fans. It is hard for me to believe that a program with such a good history of producing this caliber of team would tollerate this kind of activity. With a 28 point lead and in complete control of the game, why would you onside kick on the opening kick of the second half.

There was some INCREDIBLY horrible sportsmanship from "some" of the Boyle County coaches, players, fans. It is hard for me to believe that a program with such a good history of producing this caliber of team would tollerate this kind of activity. With a 28 point lead and in complete control of the game, why would you onside kick on the opening kick of the second half.

 

I'm just asking, why wouldn't you? A 4 TD lead is not that large of a deficit and it gives future opponents something more to work on doesn't it?

 

As to the sportsmanship, here's the article from AM News: http://www.amnews.com/stories/2010/10/16/spo.232526.sto

 

French speaks in generalities about some player's actions and sounds like he will address it. Remember, French benched his #1 QB for the whole game because of a team rules infraction. It's not like he "puts up with a lot" that he deems as "unsportsmanlike" or detremental to the team.

There was some INCREDIBLY horrible sportsmanship from "some" of the Boyle County coaches, players, fans. It is hard for me to believe that a program with such a good history of producing this caliber of team would tollerate this kind of activity. With a 28 point lead and in complete control of the game, why would you onside kick on the opening kick of the second half.

 

You got to be kidding me. 28 points and coming out after halftime. The officials must have thought the same way and would not give the ball the Boyle. The ball has to go 10 yards and the kicker waited and waited and fell on it after the ball crossed the line. Guess it suprised them and they did not know what to do. The officials started losing complete control of the game.

 

Got even worse after Mcgilligan sacked the QB 3 yards into the endzone and the both side judges just stood their and let the head ref (back of the endzone) place the ball on the 1 yardline. Guess he thought he had the better view of forward progress from behind the play. From this point on the game went south.

They do it every game, every year, they onside kicked "accidentally" on Lafayette when they were up 40. I wish they would do it in a tie game, a close game, or when they are down. I would respect them then for doing it. Right now they do it because they are up and know they aren't going to lose. They were up 47-0 last year against East Jessamine and faked a extra point, how about doing that it a tighter situation? That's doing it the right way.

They do it every game, every year, they onside kicked "accidentally" on Lafayette when they were up 40. I wish they would do it in a tie game, a close game, or when they are down. I would respect them then for doing it. Right now they do it because they are up and know they aren't going to lose. They were up 47-0 last year against East Jessamine and faked a extra point, how about doing that it a tighter situation? That's doing it the right way.

 

They did. How about late in the 4th. quarter in the 3A State Semi Finals game on the road. Can't get any bigger than that. Boyle recovered and went on to run the clock out to advance on to their 3rd. straight State Championship.:rolleyes: Thinking you for your respect in advance.

 

You would think that a team would expect that and practice it the week before they play Boyle?

They did. How about late in the 4th. quarter in the 3A State Semi Finals game on the road. Can't get any bigger than that. Boyle recovered and went on to run the clock out to advance on to their 3rd. straight State Championship.:rolleyes: Thinking you for your respect in advance.

 

You would think that a team would expect that and practice it the week before they play Boyle?

 

I was just about to say the same thing Rebel. :thumb:

 

How about other CKY teams step up and make the games closer. Wouldn't that be a novel solution? :walk:

They did. How about late in the 4th. quarter in the 3A State Semi Finals game on the road. Can't get any bigger than that. Boyle recovered and went on to run the clock out to advance on to their 3rd. straight State Championship.:rolleyes: Thinking you for your respect in advance.

 

You would think that a team would expect that and practice it the week before they play Boyle?

 

3A. How long ago are we talking? I'm not getting in a argument with Boyle fans because it's pointless. Good luck this year.

Another week and more fans are unhappy. :puke:

3A. How long ago are we talking? I'm not getting in a argument with Boyle fans because it's pointless. Good luck this year.

 

You're learning well, my friend. :thumb:

Be glad our starter didn't play. We might have been onside kicking up 28-0 in the first quarter.

 

 

I like what the other poster said. I'll paraphrase it for you.......

 

 

Get on our level and then we won't have to onside kick with a 28 point lead coming out of halftime so we can get to the running clock quicker.

 

 

 

So tired of these sore losers.

On an onside kick the ball must go 10 yards and touch the ground before the kickers can recover it. The line judge had a bean bag down on the 48 yard line where the ball touched one of the kickers before it went 10 yards. The ball continued on 11 yards to Boyle's 49 yard line where a Boyle player landed on the ball. Because there was first touching by the kicking team the receivers get the ball at the spot of first touching. I forgot your Boyle county and you think you know everything. I have never seen fans and coaches from a good program complain so much about nothing. Maybe we are forgetting that we are teaching these young men how to be winners in life. A very small portion of these players will go on to play at the next level, but they will all remember what they have learned from their coaches and parents and fans. It is great that there is a large amount of support for Boyle County football I love it and I wish there was more support for all of the high school programs, but we must remember that their is a big difference between supporting them and teaching them by bad example!!!!!!!

On an onside kick the ball must go 10 yards and touch the ground before the kickers can recover it. The line judge had a bean bag down on the 48 yard line where the ball touched one of the kickers before it went 10 yards. The ball continued on 11 yards to Boyle's 49 yard line where a Boyle player landed on the ball. Because there was first touching by the kicking team the receivers get the ball at the spot of first touching. I forgot your Boyle county and you think you know everything. I have never seen fans and coaches from a good program complain so much about nothing. Maybe we are forgetting that we are teaching these young men how to be winners in life. A very small portion of these players will go on to play at the next level, but they will all remember what they have learned from their coaches and parents and fans. It is great that there is a large amount of support for Boyle County football I love it and I wish there was more support for all of the high school programs, but we must remember that their is a big difference between supporting them and teaching them by bad example!!!!!!!

 

I believe the penalty on the coaches at the end of the game was the result of them trying to protect the physical well being of a player which was over looked. I believe protecting a kid from in illegal hit to a non-ball carrying member and a potential two months in a wheelchair (he was in a wheelchair last year because of a knee injury) constitutes as something to complain about.

On an onside kick the ball must go 10 yards and touch the ground before the kickers can recover it. The line judge had a bean bag down on the 48 yard line where the ball touched one of the kickers before it went 10 yards. The ball continued on 11 yards to Boyle's 49 yard line where a Boyle player landed on the ball. Because there was first touching by the kicking team the receivers get the ball at the spot of first touching. I forgot your Boyle county and you think you know everything. I have never seen fans and coaches from a good program complain so much about nothing. Maybe we are forgetting that we are teaching these young men how to be winners in life. A very small portion of these players will go on to play at the next level, but they will all remember what they have learned from their coaches and parents and fans. It is great that there is a large amount of support for Boyle County football I love it and I wish there was more support for all of the high school programs, but we must remember that their is a big difference between supporting them and teaching them by bad example!!!!!!!

 

 

I'm not sure Rebel fans were the ones who started complaining in this thread, were we???

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