I didn't think there was a horsecollar rule in high school????

 

There is but in order for it to be called the player must be taken completely to the ground without the tackler releasing.

There wasn't any funny business going on, and the kids on the chain crew were not noticiably slower when X had the ball which had been stated. X even had a bench warning, yet the refs were on thier side? Just a good game, Trinity should have won by more but they hurt themselves, no one else. I was kind of surprised about the coaches reaction early in the game concerning #14, surprised they left him out there as well as how he was greeted on the sideline, jmo.

There wasn't any funny business going on, and the kids on the chain crew were not noticiably slower when X had the ball which had been stated. X even had a bench warning, yet the refs were on thier side? Just a good game, Trinity should have won by more but they hurt themselves, no one else. I was kind of surprised about the coaches reaction early in the game concerning #14, surprised they left him out there as well as how he was greeted on the sideline, jmo.

 

Actually, Trinity had a sideline warning. I don't remember the X warning, but it may actually have been the case. I agree with you they hurt themselves. Despite any calls that could be questionable, there were plenty more that Trinity could have avoided. I'd suspect there will be work on that in practice this week.

 

What do you mean about #14?