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Texas High School football at it's best, on national TV (ESPN2) tonight.
I highly recommend you guys watch this if you have a chance (or maybe record it). Southlake is number 1 in the country, but Ryan is pretty good on their own, and should be able to keep up. I believe these 2 schools have made the state semi's in each of the last 3 years. SL is run by ex-UT QB Todd Dodge, and runs an exciting offense, calling most plays at the line of scrimmage. Should be good officiating too. The white-hat will be our ex-president of our local chapter, Roy Kimberlin. He's about as good as they come. Umpire Randy Hall, HL Robert Frazer, LJ George Alden, and BJ Howard Shearer are all very experienced, very good officials as well. |
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Up in the northeast, the game is Permian vs Lee
Anyone know where these schools are from? (added 9:42) Ah... I was on the wrong channel, Ryan/SLC is on too [Edited by Theisey on Oct 14th, 2004 at 09:44 PM] |
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I really shouldn't comment because its not like I will ever get a TV game. [Edited by Snake~eyes on Oct 14th, 2004 at 10:06 PM] |
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Right, TV games up this way are far and few.
But if anything, I watch mechanics and decide for myself if it was good, bad or could be better and then think about is that something you might have done or are doing. One mechanic item I just saw was on a TD run by Ryan right at the goal line pylon, where was the wing (H) man? I believe he moved back up field maybe to the 3 or 4 yard line. I thought about what I would do. I kept thinking, stay at the goaline and back away as needed but stay on the goal line extended. That area can be extremly dangerous for an official. One thing for sure, there seems to be too many folks hanging around the sidelines between the 20 and the goal line. That makes me nervous about official safety if his ability to bail out is blocked. Any rate, this is a good played game. |
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Question for you guys from Texas. I know they use NCAA rules in Texas, but doesn't even NCAA abide by the equipment rule? I noticed on numerous occasions that players didn't have their chin straps snapped. For a second, thought I was watching NFL on Friday nite.
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Yes, we have equipment rules. They have to have it snapped by the RFP. However, the rules do prescribe a warning - penalties (timeouts) to be issued only if the player ignores the reminder.
On the other hand - I did not notice this at all. When were they not wearing their chinstraps? I noticed the half-hearted incomplete from BJ and the odd mechanic on the TD as well. Maybe he felt the play was coming at him laterally, and moving on the GL extended would not have gotten him out of harms way. |
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Well... what you just did there is a warning if you're not flagging them for a mouthpiece out at the RFP...
But here's the rule: 1-4-4-b: Face masks and helmets with a secured four- or six-point chin strap. If a chin strap is not secured, it is a violation. Officials should inform players when all snaps are not secured without charging a timeout unless the player ignores the warning. Players of a team shall wear helmets of the same color and design, and facemasks of the same color. The RFP part is 1-4-6-b: Officials should ascertain before the ready for play signal if players are not wearing mandatory equipment..... |
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