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That’s what I was getting at with the ball under thrown, it’s obvious how the receiver is going back that the ball is not going to the designed location which to me contributes to the contact. I have no dog in this fight as I work games in a far away region that rarely plays either of these teams, but it is an excellent play to analyze from a rules/philosophy position.

I think so, I believe it’s 100% fair game to ask the white hat during head coaches meeting what the crew philosophy is on this or that, keeping in mind that the meetings usually only have time for 2-3 minutes of talking.

If you want to see a Hazard look at Harlan Independent's field. One endzones slopes up hill in the corner and the boundary lines literally intersect at the start of the pavement for the track. I'm amazed yearly when someone isn't destroyed being tackled on to the track.

The fact we are having this discussion shows how close a call it is. Passing for the Passer is about the only time I wouldn't expand the neutral zone though as a wing official. A big thing is to be consistent in how you treat it, I've always been taught and treated a pass as though it needs to be two yards from beyond the line of scrimmage before I call PI. I, also usually won't give the benefit of the doubt to a receiver like this when the ball is thrown behind him and he has to turn back to try and get it. Incidental contact does happen and the odds of it happening are greatly increased when a ball is under thrown.

Something else that hasn’t been mentioned, that isn’t the key for the official that threw the flag. This is part of why I don’t like not running a 7 man crew all year. A crew does it once or twice in regular season then doesn’t do it again until the third round. In a 5 man crew it is his key, but not in the 7 man.

The expanded neutral zone applies to everything, that is why I cited both rules, often times to understand an entire situation it takes looking at both rule 7 is where you see about the ball havig to be past the neutral zone for PI and rule 2 defines what is the neutral zone and neutral zone expanded post snap.

In the expanded neutral zone you can jam the receiver so you can have contact there which is where this contact occurs. The ball must clear the expanded neutral zone untouched before you the contact restrictions kick in.

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No interference rule 7-5-7 states no PI until beyond the neutral zone and rule 2-28-2 allow for expansion of neutral zone two yards behind the defensive line of scrimmage. This is a no call Touchdown by the book. The ball appears to be snapped at the 44 yard line with d line at about the 44.5 yard mark and first contact occurs at the 46 yard line.

Which is why Kentucky and everyone else should use licensed officials for chain crew and clock operator starting in second round. Let’s more officials work more playoffs games and makes sure this garbage doesn’t happen.

Why you clip the chains, the officials should’ve measured it with the clip either way and this isn’t an issue.

I'll come back and say I agree it's priobably Racelande/Paintsville on paper but outside of Beechwood/Frankfort the other three should all three be good games with a lot on the line.

Correction, was told the Principal did have some assistant coaching experience.

They are calling it a resignation, but it was definitely forced. Also was told by multiple people that before the season started the principal (who has never really coached) forced Chappell to run the offense of his choosing, and that fact has already ran off a couple of targets Whitley wanted to hire for next year.

Cook went down in the first quarter for Lynn Camp, don’t kid yourself if you don’t think that made a huge difference.

Bell’s 11-1 record is from a week schedule, Corbin is battle tested and at home. Corbin by 28+.

Williamsburg showed a lot of resilience when Hazard got the turnover to pull within 27-21 it would have been easy to fold. Instead they. Came out in the third quarter and laid the hammer. Be interested to see if they can go rob Pikeville and make a game of it. They can’t get ahead of themselves, but they have as good a shot as anyone left in the Easy yo head to Kroger.

LC at home gets a ten win season.

Absolutely no really good way to decide who is better than who in these kind of things, but no conversation if I just say it looks right .

Williamsburg should be 6, other than that I agree. But, when you look at their score against Paintsville and what Paintsville has done since, no way they are 8th in 1a. Their region may be the toughest in 1A next month.

Lynn Camp gets exposed tonight, Burg wins 42-20

This one won’t be in doubt in the fourth quarter 35-14 Hazard.

Williamsburg with a running clock.

Anyone know the score of this one? Was hoping kids from jenkins could pick up a win tonight.

I would imagine the policy board might be a good place to start.