Jambun82

If the penalty was a Personal Foul, then the touchdown can be nullified because that can be a live-ball foul. If the penalty was a non-contact Unsportsmanlike Conduct foul and the touchdown was nullified, then the penalty was enforced incorrectly.

First of all cribboy305, when I ask or tell you for examples when you bad mouth the officiating, you are expected or even demanded to provide them so let us set that straight and have you understand that right away. Secondly, that video was not complete enough to make definitive opinions, so don't use that kind of language because you are not qualified to critique or rate the officials. That being said, are you going to inquire about becoming an official, or was the just big-mouth blabbering from you?

An Unsportsmanlike Conduct foul does not end a scoring play, either touchdown, field goal, or successful try. An Unsportsmanlike Conduct foul is always penalized as a dead-ball foul, so the offended team has the choice to take the penalty on the try (if a touchdown was scored) or the subsequent free-kick (kickoff).

If it was a video or a link that you posted, it seemed to have disappeared.

Cribboy305, in the Instagram video, on the interception return for the touchdown, I am not sure what the penalty was, but it looked like #24 might have had hands to the face of the Vero Beach player. On the final play in the video, it looked like there was an illegal formation foul by the signal of the Referee, but the video starts when the ball has already been snapped, so there is no way to tell what happened to make that become a penalty. The punt return touchdown with the block in the back foul looked questionable to me. The X video was completely worthless.

I have "tapped" many times before, Nulli Secundus.

No cribboy305, when I ask a question, I expect and demand it to be answered. If you make accusations against officials on the message board, I will be asking questions.

Perspective, I already informed the message board about my situation.

That is reasonable.

My Father has been dead for 12 years, and I never had much of a relationship with him anyway. I take care of my mother and grandmother, who are both handicapped Senior Citizens.

I am not demanding that you answer my question. I already know the answer to my question anyway, and if you are honest with yourself, you do as well.

I ask posters what problems that he/she might have with the officiating when I see posts such as "the officiating sucked" "home cooking" and other garbage that I read from uninformed posters who think that they know anything about officiating when most posters know nothing about what an officials role is, and what they are looking for. I try to help out and correct when I can, but it has become obvious that most posters to this message board don't want to read or hear what I have to say, even though I am the most qualified person to talk about anything regarding officiating on this message board by far.

Thank you for the nice compliment!

Why don't you just answer my question: WHAT MAKES YOU QUALIFIED TO CRITIQUE AND RATE THE OFFICIATING, EXPLORERHOMER2?

You are not my superior, but I take the second part of your statement to be a great compliment coming from you. Thank you for making my day!

Provide some examples, please.

It is not very hard at all. Are you going to show the officials all the errors of their ways, cribboy305?

What makes you qualified to critique or rate the officiating?

How do you know?

What is an "invincible block in the back?"

What are you talking about?

What makes you qualified to critique and rate the officiating, ExplorerHomer2?

Officials are not required or expected to "even out penalties."

High School Football is a different game than Pro or College Football.

Do you think that you are my Supervisor now?