Jambun82

You're welcome. I am always providing the education, and the honor and privilege of your lessons will continue as long as I am posting on this message board.

Who are you to tell a high school player what school he/she has to attend?

That officiating crew was suspended, and the Supervisor of the Officials Association issued an apology and admittance of wrongdoing by the crew to the Cocoa Athletic Director.

That is good to know.

I always wondered what happened to OU112, and a few others from Southeast Florida/Dade County.

Yes, thank you. It seems like certain areas of the state are well-represented by message board posters on this and the Fla Varsity Football Central message board in the past. The Tampa-metro area seems to be one of those areas.

That is not holding. It is a personal foul, know-it-all.

Is there anything that you don't have an opinion on, and would be willing to leave your "two cents" out of?

Is that North of Tampa? I am not very familiar with the West Coast of Florida.

May I ask what part of Florida that this game took place at?

Nolebull813, you disagreed with the foul, not feeling that there was a ineligible player more than 3 yards downfield. Then, the penalty was enforced as a loss-of-down foul, and Williston was not allowed to repeat fourth down, is that correct?

All right, but the official should still have told them this was unacceptable for the sideline to request him to view a video during the game. The next time that Williston tries to pull that off with another official, there might, and should, be another reaction that they might not expect. The Head Coach from Wiilliston needs to made aware that this is unacceptable, and should handle this behavior from his sideline accordingly.

All right, so the two schools probably do not use the same Officials Association for their home games.

The official should have told the coaches that he is not allowed to look at the video, and if the coaches don't not stop talking about the video, then an unsportsmanlike conduct foul will be enforced on the Head Coach. Officials CANNOT look at videos during a game under any circumstances, and if the coaches do not understand this, than they need to be made to understand through a penalty, and possible ejection of the Head Coach if this unacceptable behavior continues. Are Hudson and Williston High Schools relatively close to each other, distance wise?

The official should still not have viewed the video. It sounds like the foul, it there even was a foul, was enforced incorrectly. Was this a home game for Hudson or Williston?

Nolebull813, officials are not allowed to view videos during the game. Also, ineligible man downfield is not a loss-of-down foul in NFHS rules. Did the officials replay the fourth down, or was there a turnover on downs after the penalty enforcement?

Why do you feel that the officials "stole" a touchdown from Williston?

All right, then the kicking team can recover, but not advance the football.

I can't think of any teams right now, but I always enjoy what you share on the message board.

Then you don't know enough to rate, critique or criticize the officials and officiating, so keep your opinions on that subject to yourself.

Ray, did the punt returner fumble or muff the ball? Did the player ever have possession of the football?

Could you be more specific, please?

That is great. I really enjoy all of the past results and history that you provide.

Who are you to tell a high school player what school he/she has to attend?

Yes, this is a great point.