I will agree that more often than not it is appropriate to put coachlogan in his place. However, the reference to the clock-keeper does not solve this cause, it only belittles an extremely competitive and hard-fought game played by worthy opponents. If looked back upon, this game should be viewed for what it really was.
I was a member of the first 5 years of CAK football. I was involved in this game that was "decided by the clock-keeper." The clock-keeper didn't botch coalfield's PAT. The clock-keeper didn't force a Coalfield player to hit Cunningham late on the 3rd to last play of the game. The clock-keeper ALSO did not come in cold off the bench as a freshman QB and drive coalfield to its final score, nor did the clock keeper leap over 2 CAK defenders to make one of the best high school catches I have ever seen to score Coalfield's final touchdown.
This game was not settled in the pressbox, it was settled on the field between two teams that fought their guts out all night. Is it possible that the clock-keeper stopped too early? Sure. Is it also possible that the clock-keeper stopped too late? Sure. Saying one way or the other as though it was matter-of-fact is wrong, especially four years later when this game should be remembered for what it was, and not for what it could have or "should" have been. I look back on this game as I do any other, another night that I was lucky enough to play a tough football game against a worthy opponent. We could argue all day about the clock-keeper...where he was standing, who he was, and if he indeed stopped at the right time. My hope is that we can move on past this understandable controversy(any time a game is decided by this amount of time a similar controversy will exist) and if this game is discussed, it will be in a manner appropriate for the amount of heart displayed by both teams.
A side note: I respect your die-hard support for the Yellowjackets, even though I sometimes disagree with you, and good luck to you in the upcoming season.