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I watched the game online. They replayed that play a number of times. The DCA player had possession of the football going to the ground and the NP player reached around him to try to take it away as they went to the ground. It was a horrible call. Should have been an interception. The other key point in the game for DCA was getting the ball 1st and goal and not getting any points. Those 2 plays cost them the game. Great game to watch, although DCA looked like the better team.

I am a distant observer of Goodpasture football, but from the outside view it is disappointing that a once successful Christian school cannot operate with some level of purposeful intent. This whole forum thread is full of mudslinging and excuse making. I agree with Sackmaster, winning football games isn't rocket science. A good coach can turn around a program in a hurry, granted it takes the right person and the right skill set. Unfortunately now, you have back to back coaches that are associated with ineptitude. That cannot be erased. There are reasons that professional and college teams dismiss a coach that has a horrible season; they are forever associated with losing. My 2 cents is that GCS should have done their homework and brought in a proven winner. Winning is a habit. So is losing.