Question for the experts and zebras

[kicker]

I wonder if Chad would have kicked the PAT, if they would have taken it away or would have been too late to throw the flag? Like in the NFL.

[WOSgrad]

13 minutes ago, kicker said:

I wonder if Chad would have kicked the PAT, if they would have taken it away or would have been too late to throw the flag? Like in the NFL.

My thought is that at that point, it would have been too late to change a call.

[Callaway7]

It's a new rule and most high school officials have had about 30 days of live action to change how they react to that situation for years. That's what non district is for, for all involved to get it right for district. Also saw that play was correct call.

[Raiders94]

I have a question for the zebras. How can you get away with waving off 5+ blatant penalty's against the home team and still live with your self?  And twice more than one flag was throne for the same penalty's.

[Callaway7]

16 minutes ago, Raiders94 said:

I have a question for the zebras. How can you get away with waving off 5+ blatant penalty's against the home team and still live with your self?  And twice more than one flag was throne for the same penalty's.

Where'd that happen?

[Raiders94]

Livingston

 

[Callaway7]

Well it was Houston guys so don't know any of them to ask. But like all professions you have good, the bad, and the ugly. Can't imagine Babin was thrilled either. 

[Raiders94]

Not at all. It took everything I had not to go onto the field and confront them.

[Top cat]

What do y'all think about this one?  Chop block? Targeting? It happens right in front of the ref with no flag, is it legal? 

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[Raiders94]

13 hours ago, Top cat said:

What do y'all think about this one?  Chop block? Targeting? It happens right in front of the ref with no flag, is it legal? 

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Yep, I've seen it a lot this year and a bunch of it Friday.