doubledeuce

Isn't the age rule actually a state law on top of KHSAA rules?

I agree totally! SK does not have any make you miss type of players but they have plenty of straight line speed along with a very good OL. Cooper also has very good OL/DL but their backs and WR make you miss.... a lot.

You said vs Ryle that SK wore them down...Ryle doesn't have 2 way players.

Do you....

Why did Ryle get worn down, they platoon like SK?

Oh well....All Tell and his theme this year...we have to play a team(s) in our own city in the playoffs, that is not right......

He goes to catch the punt, like normal and starts to run to his left at the same time. He takes two steps before he realizes that the ball went through his arms and then between his legs, the ball is on the ground behind him.

High school rule, blown dead once the kicking team recovers on muffed returns.

Just saw the replay...muff punt. Returner goes to catch it and slides a little to his left, ball hits his hands, goes between his legs and falls to the ground before Cooper player is there. Muff punt and should have been blown dead. Does it change the game, IDK it would have been Cooper ball 1st and goal from about the 3 or 4 yard line.

Did he have control of the punt? From my angle it looked like a muff, meaning he never had control of the ball started to run and dropped it tried to regain control and then lost it, but I was not very close to the play.

The pressure when it got there was because nobody was open because of all the players dropped in coverage. On top of that Schlarman's job was to go where Padgett went.

What is the rule on muff punt?

Is there a schedule posted online? I looked at nkmsaa.org but I did not see a schedule.

I guess I cold go ask my father in-law all about it, after all he has a PHD. in Nuclear Physics from Ohio State. Second thought, I would rather ask here....

Maybe I am missing something but the Ryle/SK game earlier this year, Ryle had 333 yards of total offense.

Thanks, I should have went past Physics 101 in school or just have a better memory.

The OL cannot run block effectively. Look at who they are playing when the get high rushing numbers. On top of that, look at who is getting good numbers against what teams.

If 333 yards equals 500 yards then yes.

The only success Ryle had on offense was early and it was the same play over and over. 2x2 set all 4 WR's running 5-7 yards hitches with the RB swinging out of the backfield. All the QB does is read the OLB lined up over the slot. At first SK had their OLB sitting on the Slot and allowing the pass to the back. After they moved the ball doing that they had the OLB jumping the RB and Morgan just hit the slot a few times, while the safety was trying to roll down to take the hitch to the slot away. They were late a few times and that is when England caught a couple of passes along with Jake Long. Then when the safeties got real aggressive Ryle did a hitch and go to Long for a big gain. Once SK settled down after the first few drives they stymied Ryle's offense.

Is it possible for the the universe to expand faster than the speed of light? Or can anything go faster than the speed of light...in a vacuum.

Yes, I do. Look at who was running the ball vs what teams.

When has that happened this year? The OL is not like last years and they are not moving people off the ball. Which is why the faster quicker RB's are doing better because they hit the hole sooner and can make people miss. England may be as fast or faster than the other RB's but in the first 10-15 yards he is not, IMO.

I think there are 23 schools in Jefferson County that play football and 21 in NKY. And I am not suggesting or encouraging excuses, I am just pointing out the actual numbers. I agree on the second place slogan.

A lot has to do with the population you are able to draw kids from, not school size.

Maybe Grant County pulls the upset and CCH will host a Saturday playoff game the following week?