This happened at least 5 times in OHSAA Finals!

[bigjohn]

Oh, it happened!

[asdf]

Originally Posted by bigjohn

Oh, it happened!

25 yards out of bounds

You are not a very good liar.

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by bigjohn

Oh, it happened!

Hmmm... 25 yards out of bounds, plus 25 more between the middle of the field and the sideline... plus some sort of angle to make this a forward pass... let's give the benefit of the doubt and say he's moved halfway to the sideline, and the pass is at a 45 degree angle. That's 53+ yards in the air. This kid throw that far?

[bigjohn]

Maty Mauk can throw the ball 70yards on a rope. He has signed with Missouri and has thrown a ton of big plays!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVke--5_YUw

Maty Mauk - Kenton - Stats and Info

[JRutledge]

OK, did this kid throw all the passes in question?

Peace

[bigjohn]

No.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bigjohn

No.

Then why did you post this kid? Most kids at HS do not have that kind of arm, even the ones that get to the State Finals.

Peace

[bigjohn]

He was one of them and there were others that threw the ball away more than once, WAY over someones head OOB and no call. They (The Rs in All games that it happened in) would just look at and point at the "intended" receiver like that is the only criteria.

[Ia-Ref]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Then why did you post this kid? Most kids at HS do not have that kind of arm, even the ones that get to the State Finals.

Peace

The QB's today are better than ever. I find it rare that one cannot throw beyond the players on the sideline.
I started working 4-man crews for varsity then all went to 5-man here because of the expanded passing game. It was not the short passes that casue this change.
A good R should be able to tell by a QB's performance and poise the intent. A ball that hits the track beyond the bench area by a QB that fires strikes most of the time would be to me a pretty good indication of grounding if the QB is pressured into throwing to avoid an imminent loss.