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Beechwood 40 Newport Catholic 39 2OT

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you could put a lot of this to rest by posting the film.

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It is going to show tomorrow. I am not sure of the web site. There was not a camera at the goal line.

I'm sure each side will see what they want to support their case.

The field goal was super bad. It was 3 feet wide at least.

As far as the 2 point play goes...there was obvious possession...42 turned and crossed the plane of the goal...and then dropped the ball. As soon as he crossed the plane... the game was over. End of story. Keep it classy NCC fans.

This game can be seen on replay at nkysports.com under our webcasts link.

 

As for the "call", the refs got it right. I watched it over and over and while it was a bang bang play, Vocke was in when he fumbled the ball.

 

He caught the ball at the two, turned, took a step, crossed the plain, and then was just absolutely hammered by the NCC defender.

 

NCC fans showed very little class after the game with some of their comments to not only adults, but kids as well. SOME of those NCC fans could take a lesson or two from Mexitucky. Their comments took away from a great game by both sides.

 

AS for the rest of the game, the difference was Beechwood's ability to pass throughout the night. Nussbaum had a HUGE game out wide and Vocke has 111 yards on his first two carries of the game. (66 yards and 45 yards)

 

I was also impressed with Colosimo's toughness for how lanky he is. Beechwood's underclassmen really stepped up tonight...Maus, Cruse, Vocke, and Nussbaum.

It is going to show tomorrow. I am not sure of the web site. There was not a camera at the goal line.

 

We were up on top of the pressbox with a camera...video should be available right now on nkysports.com...if not tonight, tomorrow.

I'm sure each side will see what they want to support their case.

 

No dog in this fight, but Vocke definetly got in...just a bang bang play.

 

Watched the replay several times and the right call was made.

This game can be seen on replay at nkysports.com under our webcasts link.

 

As for the "call", the refs got it right. I watched it over and over and while it was a bang bang play, Vocke was in when he fumbled the ball.

 

He caught the ball at the two, turned, took a step, crossed the plain, and then was just absolutely hammered by the NCC defender.

 

NCC fans showed very little class after the game with some of their comments to not only adults, but kids as well. SOME of those NCC fans could take a lesson or two from Mexitucky. Their comments took away from a great game by both sides.

 

AS for the rest of the game, the difference was Beechwood's ability to pass throughout the night. Nussbaum had a HUGE game out wide and Vocke has 111 yards on his first two carries of the game. (66 yards and 45 yards)

 

I was also impressed with Colosimo's toughness for how lanky he is. Beechwood's underclassmen really stepped up tonight...Maus, Cruse, Vocke, and Nussbaum.

 

Whoa!!! I was a pretty bad offender as I left the stadium w/ one of my sons. I was upset at the call, but I didn't confront anyone and left right away. Once I took I got to the track around the field I remembered that it was a high school game. As for Beechwood's second TD in overtime where Vocke ran all over before throwing the ball, where did the receiver catch the ball and were O-Linemen downfield. He went back and forth across the field before throwing it, so I was fairly certain that men were downfield. That doesn't matter if the receiver caught the ball behind the 10. I was wondering on that one. BUT AGAIN, 5 players missed tackles on Vocke before he completed that pass. Can't leave it up to the judges.

Whoa!!! I was a pretty bad offender as I left the stadium w/ one of my sons. I was upset at the call, but I didn't confront anyone and left right away. Once I took I got to the track around the field I remembered that it was a high school game. As for Beechwood's second TD in overtime where Vocke ran all over before throwing the ball, where did the receiver catch the ball and were O-Linemen downfield. He went back and forth across the field before throwing it, so I was fairly certain that men were downfield. That doesn't matter if the receiver caught the ball behind the 10. I was wondering on that one. BUT AGAIN, 5 players missed tackles on Vocke before he completed that pass. Can't leave it up to the judges.

 

I was referring to the class you showed on here with your earlier post. Had no clue you were at the game Mexi.

 

As for the second td, Vocke was around 10-15 yards behind the line of scrimmage before throwing the ball to Nussbaum. The receiver looked like he caught the ball behind the 10, got a block at the 5, then dove for the endzone as he got hit and stretched the ball across the plain. The linemen that I saw were all trying to get "kill-shots" with Vocke scrambling back and forth.

This game can be seen on replay at nkysports.com under our webcasts link.

 

As for the "call", the refs got it right. I watched it over and over and while it was a bang bang play, Vocke was in when he fumbled the ball.

 

He caught the ball at the two, turned, took a step, crossed the plain, and then was just absolutely hammered by the NCC defender.

 

NCC fans showed very little class after the game with some of their comments to not only adults, but kids as well. SOME of those NCC fans could take a lesson or two from Mexitucky. Their comments took away from a great game by both sides.

 

AS for the rest of the game, the difference was Beechwood's ability to pass throughout the night. Nussbaum had a HUGE game out wide and Vocke has 111 yards on his first two carries of the game. (66 yards and 45 yards)

 

I was also impressed with Colosimo's toughness for how lanky he is. Beechwood's underclassmen really stepped up tonight...Maus, Cruse, Vocke, and Nussbaum.

 

No Maus on Beechwood's team.

I was referring to the class you showed on here with your earlier post. Had no clue you were at the game Mexi.

 

As for the second td, Vocke was around 10-15 yards behind the line of scrimmage before throwing the ball to Nussbaum. The receiver looked like he caught the ball behind the 10, got a block at the 5, then dove for the endzone as he got hit and stretched the ball across the plain. The linemen that I saw were all trying to get "kill-shots" with Vocke scrambling back and forth.

 

Can't wait to watch the replay. It was a great game. Vocke is everything that he is cracked up to be. He doesn't look very big, but must be made out of rubber b/c tacklers kept bouncing off. Cain played hard and well for the Breds. I was very, very, very impressed w/ how hard Chris Kelly played after the way that his last 2 weeks have been. I was suprised that he was able to play, let alone play 4 quarters and 2 OT possessions. Absolute warrior. Also, it's always nice to see #11 catch a TD for the family.

No Maus on Beechwood's team.

 

Must be thinking of someone else then.

 

#14 had a nice game for the Beechies.

 

BTW, does anyone know if Morse (#72) of Newcath is ok? He was taken off the field by two players and never returned. Looked to be a knee or ankle injury.

Can't wait to watch the replay. It was a great game. Vocke is everything that he is cracked up to be. He doesn't look very big, but must be made out of rubber b/c tacklers kept bouncing off. Cain played hard and well for the Breds. I was very, very, very impressed w/ how hard Chris Kelly played after the way that his last 2 weeks have been. I was suprised that he was able to play, let alone play 4 quarters and 2 OT possessions. Absolute warrior. Also, it's always nice to see #11 catch a TD for the family.

 

He was WIDE open on the td that tied the game. Hightchew did a great job selling the play-action. How he was THAT wide open though is beyond me.

 

Great game by both teams though. Beechwood really impressed me and Newcath showed a lot of heart coming back when they got down 25-8 in the third quarter.

I agree both sides should keep it classy. Bu it seems your comment about the field goal being 3 ft. wide ios strange when an official was posted under each upright. That was the easiest call all night. The only question was if it was long enought, and they apparently thought it was. My only comment on the 2 pt conversion is that an oficial should have immediately put his hands up signaling it was good. I never saw an official sigal anything. The official onthe near sideline turned to watch whether the ball went out of bounds which would have no bearing on the play if the player had made a legal catch in the endzone before the fumble/muff?

Bottom line is the game was meaning less from a playoff standpoint and both teams get to begin persuing what they really want next week. Good luck to both teams, and bring back 2 state titles.

He was WIDE open on the td that tied the game. Hightchew did a great job selling the play-action. How he was THAT wide open though is beyond me.

 

Great game by both teams though. Beechwood really impressed me and Newcath showed a lot of heart coming back when they got down 25-8 in the third quarter.

 

That play call is why Eddie is going to be a great coach.

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