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Milford (OH) 27 Campbell County 26

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Watched this game tonight WOW it was hard to watch. CC up by 20 late in the 4th Qtr and lose. :isurrender:

Instead of playing all 4 quarters CC plays 3 1/2 quarters. Terrible ending for the Camels but with that said, this was one of the worst officiated games I have ever seen.

Can someone describe the situation (time/score/down/yardage) of Milford's last TD? Did I hear correctly that they scored with 4 seconds left?

Well first of all let me explain the last drive they had. I do agree Campbell did not play the full 4th quarter. They played half of it but the white hat was terrible.

 

There was I think 1:24 left in the game and CC stopped their QB or RB in bounds and the white hat stops the clock which allows Milford to get organized. No time ran off the clock. Milford had 1 TO left at this point. So after that it was 3rd and long (maybe 3rd & 13 - 15yds), and Milford catches the ball for a 1st down. Then after a couple of plays Milford calls a TO then throws a pass and the WR foot was OUT OF BOUNDS but was called a catch on CC's 3 yard line. Then with 4.5 seconds (a couple of plays had been played) Milford scored and hit their PTA. CC should have won this game. They missed 2 extra points. Also on the extra point (last PTA) Milford's tackle false started and it was never called.

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