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Sun Apr 18, 2010, 11:34am
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In a 24-0 JV game there is "no game". JV for much of the country are an instructional tool used by coaches and schools to prepare players for the varsity level.I'd be the first one to agree in an varsity game there are no "rule
adjustments" but when officiating an 24-0 game commonsense should prevail. 
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Sun Apr 18, 2010, 01:12pm
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if there is "no game", there needs to be no more need for an official. it's called practice if that's what both teams wish to continue, and the official has already done his job to get paid for both teams. time for a forfeit, there's nothing else left to play out. that's your common sense, go home, and have dinner.
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