sportsman
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How many people going to watch the replay today (Sunday) on ICN6?
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IMO, it was clearly a block in the side, not a block in the back. For there to be a block in the back, the initial contact must be in the opponent's back, inside the shoulders, below the helmet and above the waist. Basically, in the numbers. A block in the side does not constitute a block in the back. Nor is it considered clipping. It makes no difference where the blocker's head is located either. With regard to the catch in the end zone, I will defer to the judgment of the official who made the call. He had to make that call in a split second. That's the human element that we have to deal with in a game. High school games do not have the benefit of instant replay.
I talked to Michael today and he said Danville was the cleanest team he has ever played against. One of the coaches for Danville met him by his locker room and congradulated him and also said he was a great player. That really meant alot to him. Daville is without a doubt one of the most classy teams he has played against.
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I don't believe the 323 of total offensive yards is a finals record.
I believe for a single player it is. The team itself had over 500 yards.
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I believe Michael Vicars should get it. 199 yards rushing and 1 TD. 69 yards recieving and 2 TD's. 55 yards on special teams. 323 yards of total offence which is a new record for a state final. (according to the radio)
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Nice article about the game.http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/sports/high_school/16146786.htm
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Also the catch in the corner of the endzone, He was clearly out of bounds. He did not even get one foot in. With that said he still made a very nice catch.
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Ryle beat NCC my friend...by 2 or 3 td's i believe.
I believe that it would be a different outcome if they played tommorrow. NCC wasn't playing very good back then.
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I heard Vicars is on crutches... any truth to it?:confused:
Yes, he is. But he can walk on it, they just want him to stay off of it untill the x-ray on monday.
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Ankle injury that occurred at the end of a run.
The play was Vickars running the ball and he initially was stopped but twisted free and nearly broke it when he was tripped up. As he was rolling on the ground in the clear a Somerset player hit him late and drew the 15 yard penalty. But as far as I could see that hit did not cause the injury as that was nearer to the head thus drawing the penalty. He did not return after that.
I talked with him and that late hit did cause the injury. The other kid did hit him high (actually helmet to helmet) but Michaels foot was planted under him and it bent his leg back behind him. I thought it was his ankle also but it is not.
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What type of injury did Vickers sustain?
He sustained a leg injury. Right now we don't how bad it is. Hopefully he will be able to go on Friday. The doctor is going to take a look at it again on Monday and we will no more. We believe it is just a deep bruise to the muscle but untill the x-ray we won't know.
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How much time left?
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NCC holds them to 4 and out and now going into victory formation.
Final 40-24 NCC
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NCC 3 and out, punt.
Jumpers got ball on thier 28 or 29 with 1:33 left in 4th.
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Jumpers Driving, NCC intercepts on thier own 33, 2:33 left in 4th.
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34-24 NCC with 7:37 to go in fourth quarter.
Jumpers with 40+ yd. TD pass
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Mark Kelly scored for NCC x point no good
34-17 NCC
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Jumpers scored and x tra point good, 28-17 NCC
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From what i heard Vicars was down and a late hit with helmet first to ankle is what put him out, "No Broken Bones" but muscle is sore.
15 yard penalty didnt help his ankle though.
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NCC just intecepted with 25 seconds, Burt veidting caught the TD pass.
HALFTIME
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NCC 17 or Jumper 17
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did Burks score? extra point good? if so that would be 21-10
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Vicars for NCC returned kickoff for TD 14-7
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Jumpers just scored, tied up 7-7
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NCC did a great job to finish their season but I think you would have needed a crystal ball to know that they would have finished as state champs at the midseason point. Sometimes in the playoffs it's who you play, where you play,injuries and how your team has come together. NCC did a great job.
I agree to the fact some teams have a easier ride in the playoffs.But I would argue no team in 1A had a tougher road Than NCC. Also NCC played a very tough schedule that gave them that 2-5 record and I am glad they did. They learned to never give up as a result of it. I believe if they were 13-0 with a cake schedule they might not be state champs.