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Wed Oct 09, 2013, 02:35pm

Robert Goodman Robert Goodman is offline

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Originally Posted by Suudy

KHSAA has also instructed game officials to immediately leave facilities after contests or risk being penalized.

I know the article isn't football specific. But to relate it to football, usually we book it off the field right after the game. But the bolded portion above is what gets me.

"[R]isk being penalized"???

Possibly they meant "penalized" as in "socked in the jaw".

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