Round 2: Oneida @ South Greene

[RebRebReb]

10 hours ago, crow said:

In fairness the level of officiating was terrible for both sides. Typical experience in that area. Upper east tennessee seems to get the worst crews available. 

I think the officials were from Blount County

[crow]

3 minutes ago, RebRebReb said:

I think the officials were from Blount County

Lol they sucked all around wherever they were from. They really acted like they struggled to oversee a game. Like they weren't sure what they were supposed to do. Anyway hope y'all get a better crew next week. 

[RebRebReb]

1 hour ago, crow said:

Lol they sucked all around wherever they were from. They really acted like they struggled to oversee a game. Like they weren't sure what they were supposed to do. Anyway hope y'all get a better crew next week. 

Totally agree. Thanks

[THE KING]

2 hours ago, RebRebReb said:

They were good but didn't advance to 3rd round of playoffs

I know they beat Hampton that year and Hampton should have won the state.  That may have been the best rebel team ever

[Devilsx4]

4 hours ago, orngnblk said:

The more i watch it,it def looks like they waited till the runner advanced the ball THEN moved the 1st down side of the chains as the ref stood with his back to them.Very questionable!

Doesn't back up officials run the chains in the playoffs?

[orngnblk]

6 hours ago, Devilsx4 said:

Doesn't back up officials run the chains in the playoffs?

Not 1st 2 rounds

[TigerNation]

1 hour ago, orngnblk said:

Not 1st 2 rounds

Bet that changes. 

[etsubucs]

What people are not realizing, the chains move in the video,  thats for sure, but, chains are set, then they are moved back off the sideline, the clip on the chain at the marked yard line is there to judge things such as a measurement or even chains moving. Chains move all the time. Runners coming out of bounds and so forth. The clip is there to save the day.

[TigerNation]

28 minutes ago, etsubucs said:

What people are not realizing, the chains move in the video,  thats for sure, but, chains are set, then they are moved back off the sideline, the clip on the chain at the marked yard line is there to judge things such as a measurement or even chains moving. Chains move all the time. Runners coming out of bounds and so forth. The clip is there to save the day.

The chains were moved far enough that there wouldn’t need to be a measurement. The only way a ref would notice is if they went to measure and saw the clip a yard and a half in front of the line. 

[orngnblk]

22 minutes ago, TigerNation said:

The chains were moved far enough that there wouldn’t need to be a measurement. The only way a ref would notice is if they went to measure and saw the clip a yard and a half in front of the line. 

Good point!

[etsubucs]

Think there was a measurement on that play, thats how close it was.

[crow]

19 hours ago, orngnblk said:

The more i watch it,it def looks like they waited till the runner advanced the ball THEN moved the 1st down side of the chains as the ref stood with his back to them.Very questionable!

Aren't the chains usually kept on the visitors side?