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It might be the O. It’s fooling Coatesville too.The problem is fallon scores and the official on coatesvilles sideline throws a phantom illegal formation or shift throws it after the touchdown.. call takes away 7 bucks settle for 3... who knows what happens after that. could be 21-7 cb west. The white cap is arguing with his own guys... blame the PIAA then for a shortage. dont they collect for all playoff games? i see this every season.
But the point is that there are fewer kids playing the game. From all I hear, the number of schools with JV and freshman teams keeps dropping. And there is clearly a relation between the numbers in the stands and the numbers playing the game.really? im sick of hearing that. it is what it is its still football and a huge game to those playing with 1 in the stands or 10,000.
Obviously people can choose what they wish to comment on, but Relayer (who's been on here for a very long time and who makes lots of comments about games and players) thought the crowd size was notable. I think there's room to comment on what's going on on the field and on what we see when we look around the field (though the board could sure use a moderator). I'm interested mostly in the PCL, and a good part of the story in the PCL is that whereas five years ago every medium- and large-size school in the league had JV and freshmen teams. Now it seems at least half of them don't have at least one of them, and programs at schools like Ryan and Judge seem to be withering. Happy to be corrected.so what are we gonna do keep complaining on a forum? lets just talk about the game.... thought fallon ran the ball great and carried his team completely
And the dead horse is ...? If it's the declining # of kids playing the sport and the declining # of people going to games, then the dead horse will be high school football. I'm interested in ways we can make the sport as healthy as we can in high schools, and I don't think saying the problem is women (as said on another thread) is going to help. Obviously part of the answer in a period when we have some high-profile NFL players retiring because they're concerned about their health quite early in their careers has to be about how the risk to brain health can be minimized. I also think we need to find ways of reducing the # of mismatches. And we need to figure out whether the greater problem is kids never starting to play football or kids dropping the sport at a particular point. I suspect it's the former but I don't know for sure.Beating a dead horse
District 1 elite,
Some of your comments about the game and your lack of knowledge about the Coatesville community as a whole is ironic considering how you portray yourself as a knowledgeable fan at the game. First of all, I also attending the game and as a fan of the Chestmont teams I will tell you the Coatesville community travels extremely well. Many people that frequent this site will back me up I'm sure. I've seen them pack the stands at a higher rate than Friday night but it was freezing and War Memorial is not the easiest trek on a Friday evening.
As far as the referees were concerned, you are correct, they were not very good either way. Several calls were missed but I do not believe it altered the outcome of this game. The play that this originally post alludes to was actually a correct call by the official. After a Coatesville timeout, CB West broke the huddle in the exact formation as the play before, a 2x2 1Te formation. The Te traded from the left to the right. Before he was set, the Wing, or now slot, motioned back behind the Fb in normal Wing T fashion but he did so before the Te and Tackle were both set. The correct call was then made which is illegal motion. I saw video of the play several times. There is definitely more than one person moving at a time from the time the TE traded. Case closed
Not illegal motion.District 1 elite,
Some of your comments about the game and your lack of knowledge about the Coatesville community as a whole is ironic considering how you portray yourself as a knowledgeable fan at the game. First of all, I also attending the game and as a fan of the Chestmont teams I will tell you the Coatesville community travels extremely well. Many people that frequent this site will back me up I'm sure. I've seen them pack the stands at a higher rate than Friday night but it was freezing and War Memorial is not the easiest trek on a Friday evening.
As far as the referees were concerned, you are correct, they were not very good either way. Several calls were missed but I do not believe it altered the outcome of this game. The play that this originally post alludes to was actually a correct call by the official. After a Coatesville timeout, CB West broke the huddle in the exact formation as the play before, a 2x2 1Te formation. The Te traded from the left to the right. Before he was set, the Wing, or now slot, motioned back behind the Fb in normal Wing T fashion but he did so before the Te and Tackle were both set. The correct call was then made which is illegal motion. I saw video of the play several times. There is definitely more than one person moving at a time from the time the TE traded. Case closed
How was the crowd?so back to my original statement this crew was horrid! And im not sure the head linesman and line judge know what a illegal shift is.. or motion... or our friend above here.... -.o