BMTSoulja1

Central and Memorial have a lot of work to do. Central, more work. Defense is actually solid. I'm not going to explain what happened. because you all seen. I'll just probably will give WHY it happened. 1. Team was emotionally drained with the star QB's father passing away. 2. Team not used to Wednesday games. 3. Crowd attendence for Central sucked. 4. Defense stayed on the field too long. 5. Nelson got outcoached by Xbox. 6. Memorial band didn't play at halftime or play the umbrella song. 7. They didn't throw to 'lil Jag Insider ' (he'd catch the pass). 8. Central's Center was getting his tail drove. I know these sounds like excuses but... Whatever. Who am I kidding.. they are...

Whatever! Lol

Memorials is second best to Da Butch...

Ok, now. The punishment is initiated, the coaches have spoken, and the injured player have spoken. It's turning into a pissing match here and it's just about ran it's course. Silsbee and Jasper will be fine... The Sells kid from Jasper I heard will make a full recovery.

Well, yea, the ref was standing right there eyes on the situation, didn't throw the flag and then lied and said he didn't see anything....

PAM has better parking than Lumberton....

Lol. You wish...

And before that incident, the game was chippy and there was. Extracurricular activity that involved extra pushing and stuff after the whistle. Refs could've probably controlled the game better at that point. Also, had a flag would've been thrown and #23 had gotten ejected, I'm sure the Jasper coach and others would be be in an uproar right now...

I find it strange that the official is trying to save his arse by saying he didn't see anything when clearly in the video he looked the whole time. [Hidden Content]

I predict a Livingston win. I mean, they won last year..

BC's only hope of winning this one is if they can pass effectively. Because if they run, Mr. Foster from Newton will gobble everything up. BC needs to keep scoring because Newton will. Newton - 49 Bridge City - 14

I've just explained the difference, but whatever.

Which kid was that?

No excuses and no defending the ref. I did mention that the play was wrong. That's my opinion. I also made mention why the ref probably DIDN'T throw the flag or eject anyone. That's different from defending or agreeing with the ref..

I mean..... I've already said that like 5 times on this post, INCLUDING my initial post on this thread. But I'm glad you finally now see the intent of my original post.

My explanation was as clear as a whistle. Obviously the ref's as well that saw the play. But remember, I did agree that the hit was a cheap shot and uncalled for. The ref just didn't think it was illegally...

The sucker punch at LC-M was different. A lot different. It was in the middle of a melee at the basketball game and the Bear player got punched. You can't punch in basketball. This situation, in football, you can hit, but #23's hit was in horrible taste. Technically, that's all that could be said based on my previous explanation, again, which is why the ref probably DIDN'T throw the flag..

You're comprehension must be off. I called it wrong (the play) while explaining why the ref probably didn't throw the flag. See the whole picture, please..

Again, I said the play was wrong and I DO consider it a cheap shot. Just explaining as to why the ref didn't throw the flag. The play was still going on and the QB was at that point a potential blocker. How else can you explain why the ref that stood not even 5 feet from the play and looked right at it didn't throw the flag? It was probably what the ref told the Jasper coach when he was on the field.

Read my above post for a 2nd clarification...

Read the whole post. I said the play was wrong and uncalled for. Just point out why the ref probably didn't throw the flag...

My first time seeing the video and I missed that part of the play initially when it happened... I have an explanation of why the ref probably didn't throw the flag. #5 was hit while the play was going on. It was a handoff, so the QB wasn't a QB at that point. Technically, he was a potential blocker. Ref looked right at it. Technically, the play was wrong, but ref probably thought it was legal. I consider it around the same situation when a QB throws and interception. Most coaches tell their QB's when they throw an interception to either get to the sidelines or just lay down to prevent yourself from being a target. Because we all know that in that play, the QB could be the difference in a pick 6 in that situation... Back to the play in question. I believe had Silsbee's #23 had hit #5 the same way an instant after the handoff, we wouldn't even be talking about this.

Wasn't shouting. I created the message on an email and copied and pasted. Format changed a little. I thought shouting was when it's in all Caps..

Good ones. Lol

The other one was a late hit on the sidelines and they threw the flag like they were supposed to. but I don't think there was a malicious intent...