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Highlands 28 Covington Catholic 13 (JV)

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A few guys that really looked like they didnt belong on the JV level imo and could fill in at Varsity spots right now were Hayes (bruising type rb) giving the hits and not taking them last nite, Thomas Wroebleski -LB kid has a nose for the ball, Cochran-LB that kid is just mad at somebody.....................Green might be one of the fastest kids in NKY and Hergott is a stud in the making.

On the other side of the ball CovCath has great size as always and some great looking athletes. Enjoy the ride boys..................[/

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Props to the Green hit glad to see everbody ok, that shook the stands. Hayes is an animal and will be special. Hergott made some great catches and Green had one that was ruled out of bounds but sensational regardless. This might be the most talented receiving group from top to bottom ever.

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A few guys that really looked like they didnt belong on the JV level imo and could fill in at Varsity spots right now were Hayes (bruising type rb) giving the hits and not taking them last nite, Thomas Wroebleski -LB kid has a nose for the ball, Cochran-LB that kid is just mad at somebody.....................Green might be one of the fastest kids in NKY and Hergott is a stud in the making.

On the other side of the ball CovCath has great size as always and some great looking athletes. Enjoy the ride boys..................

 

Really glad to hear this about Hayes. Watching him last year I got the impression he was pretty easy to bring down - didn't have the punishing mentality like he did on defense. Never been any doubt about what he could do once you get him out in space, but didn't show me much up the gut. So, just glad to know he's finally bringing that attitude to the offensive side of the ball.

Nice game summary TOG. I believe Jack Grimm (#86) TE recovered the fumble and scored the first TD for the Birds.

 

Not sure how it was ruled on the field, but the game film shows the ball was still in #83's hands when he stretched it across the goal line and it popped out when it hit the ground beyond the goal line. Just sayin' :) Regardless, HHS getting the opening score was the important thing.

Why doesn't Dressman play the entire game at QB?

 

He played several positions last night -- QB, RB, WR and maybe even some TE. Any way to get him the ball was a good idea by CCH. Talented player.

CCH faithful -- I counted about 25 dressed out for CCH. Is that a typical roster size for CCH JV squad? Are there a bunch of injuries? Just expected to see more like 30 - 40.

 

Looking forward to the rematch in Park Hills on OCT 8th.

CCH faithful -- I counted about 25 dressed out for CCH. Is that a typical roster size for CCH JV squad? Are there a bunch of injuries? Just expected to see more like 30 - 40.

 

Looking forward to the rematch in Park Hills on OCT 8th.

 

Soumds close to normal.

Who played in this game for Cov Cath that didn't play against Beechwood JV last week?

Matt Schmall(sp) was injured last week and did not play at Beechwood/

Not sure how it was ruled on the field, but the game film shows the ball was still in #83's hands when he stretched it across the goal line and it popped out when it hit the ground beyond the goal line. Just sayin' :) Regardless, HHS getting the opening score was the important thing.

 

TD all the way....

 

There is really no difference between what Allen did on Monday than what a player would do trying to score on the perimeter. As soon as the ball breaks the plane of the goal line it's a TD. Now, if the player doesn't have control of the ball(which Allen did) while attempting to score than it could be ruled a fumble. Which it was not!

TD all the way....

 

There is really no difference between what Allen did on Monday than what a player would do trying to score on the perimeter. As soon as the ball breaks the plane of the goal line it's a TD. Now, if the player doesn't have control of the ball(which Allen did) while attempting to score than it could be ruled a fumble. Which it was not!

 

What if his knee is down?

What if his knee is down?

 

If the knee goes down before the ball breaks the plane of the GL, then he is down - no TD. To clarify, the ball must break the plane of the GL before the player is down (knee touching the ground) for it to be a touchdown.

 

Does high school spot the ball where the ball is when the knee touches down (like NFL), or do they spot it at the point where the knee touches down?

If the knee goes down before the ball breaks the plane of the GL, then he is down - no TD. To clarify, the ball must break the plane of the GL before the player is down (knee touching the ground) for it to be a touchdown.

 

Unless you are one of the referees of the game and you know something that I dont, I do believe the questioning here is about why did they even talk about whether it was a TD or not because the kneee touching the ground was never in question. I think what TBirds is saying is correct. As long as the ball is in his hand or hands and is under control it doesnt matter whether he fumbled after the nose of the ball crossed the line......................Therefore in this case, TD for Allen and an attaboy for the Bird that hustled to the loose ball after he crossed the line to give it to the ref so he didnt have to bend over to pick it up. LOL..............Local scorebox should be corrected to say TD - Allen. :D

If the knee goes down before the ball breaks the plane of the GL, then he is down - no TD. To clarify, the ball must break the plane of the GL before the player is down (knee touching the ground) for it to be a touchdown.

 

Unless you are one of the referees of the game and you know something that I dont, I do believe the questioning here is about why did they even talk about whether it was a TD or not because the kneee touching the ground was never in question. I think what TBirds is saying is correct. As long as the ball is in his hand or hands and is under control it doesnt matter whether he fumbled after the nose of the ball crossed the line......................Therefore in this case, TD for Allen and an attaboy for the Bird that hustled to the loose ball after he crossed the line to give it to the ref so he didnt have to bend over to pick it up. LOL..............Local scorebox should be corrected to say TD - Allen. :D

 

I wasn't even at the game and didn't see the play. I was just answering a question about a rule, not the play in question.

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