Farragut vs South Doyle Semi-final

[GuntersRockMyWorld]

Any truth to the rumor Farragut has a RB that transferred in this season that tore up JV games but was ineligible up to this point? Another horse in the stable is never a bad thing!

[Former44]

Any truth to the rumor Farragut has a RB that transferred in this season that tore up JV games but was ineligible up to this point? Another horse in the stable is never a bad thing!

Yes

[ihavenofriendzz]

any reason Farragut took down all of the regular season game videos?

[rebelwoman87]

any reason Farragut took down all of the regular season game videos?

I guess they don't want SD studying them. Edited November 24, 2016 by rebelwoman87

[Former44]

any reason Farragut took down all of the regular season game videos?

My guess is it has something to do with long term video/audio storage capacity and/or the associated cost of such an enterprise. As I understand it, the host site is primarily dedicated to "live" broadcast streaming.

[BCpatriot]

Farragut wins by 14 points

[ihavenofriendzz]

My guess is it has something to do with long term video/audio storage capacity and/or the associated cost of such an enterprise. As I understand it, the host site is primarily dedicated to "live" broadcast streaming.

 

 

Maybe they should switch to Youtube like Rhea County.

Edited November 25, 2016 by ihavenofriendzz

[SweetScience]

7-0 Ads on a blocked punt TD.

[ihavenofriendzz]

Farragut lucking out with the "blocked into the ball" on that punt late in the 2nd.

[SweetScience]

17-7 Ads Halftime

[KnoxMoJo]

Not a fan of either team, but watching on TV. The 2nd quarter officiating was somewhere between confusing and disgraceful. Is it really a high school rule that a receiving team player that is "engaged" can't be called for touching the ball and let the kicking team recover? Also, a block in the back where the ref is throwing the flag before contact is made. It was so obvious that the TV guys commented on it. Smells a little like home cooking...

[SweetScience]

Not a fan of either team, but watching on TV. The 2nd quarter officiating was somewhere between confusing and disgraceful. Is it really a high school rule that a receiving team player that is "engaged" can't be called for touching the ball and let the kicking team recover? Also, a block in the back where the ref is throwing the flag before contact is made. It was so obvious that the TV guys commented on it. Smells a little like home cooking...

Pretty strange indeed