Hoosier Hills Conference

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3 yard TD run by Jennings County. They trail 21-14 with 10:20 left in the third.

[Frozen Tundra]

2 yard TD run by Silver Creek. 28-14 with 6:52 left in the third. The Jennings County defense has been getting gashed all night long.

[Frozen Tundra]

25 yard TD pass by Jennings County. 

Silver Creek 28

Jennings County 21

4:22 left in the third

[LawrenceGreene]

BNL 35

Shelb 14

After 3

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Jennings County finally forced a punt and then capitalized. 42 yard TD run.

Tied at 28.

2:32 left in the third.

[Frozen Tundra]

28-28

End of 3

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Silver Creek with a 2 yard TD run on fourth and one. 35-28 with 11:55 left.

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Jennings County with a 7 yard TD run. 35-35 with 8:09 left.

[LawrenceGreene]

BNL 42

Shelb 21 

Final

[Frozen Tundra]

Silver Creek goes the length of the field and converts a first down QB scramble on fourth and 12 en route to a three yard TD run. PAT blocked.

Silver Creek 41

Jennings County 35

2:57 left

[Frozen Tundra]

Jennings County is driving. 2nd and 7 on the Silver Creek 10 with 59.8 seconds left. Timeout.

 

10 yard TD pass by Jennings County. 

Jennings County 42

Silver Creek 41

55.6 seconds left

Edited October 22, 2022 by Frozen Tundra

[Frozen Tundra]

Silver Creek will start at their own 27 with 48 seconds left and only 1 timeout

 

In two plays, Silver Creek is already at the JC 30. Just used their last timeout. 26.2 seconds left

Edited October 22, 2022 by Frozen Tundra

[Frozen Tundra]

28 yard pass down to the 2 with 14.8 seconds left

[Frozen Tundra]

2 yard TD pass by Silver Creek. 2 point conversion is no good.

Silver Creek 47

Jennings County 42

4.7 seconds left

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Jennings County tries laterals on the kickoff but fumbles it and Silver Creek runs it in for the TD with no time left.

Silver Creek 53

Jennings County 42

Final

[Frozen Tundra]

34 minutes ago, Frozen Tundra said:

28 yard pass down to the 2 with 14.8 seconds left

Hoping to get a rule clarification from either @Impartial_Observer or @Bobref. On the play I have quoted above, Silver Creek picked up the first down. They had no timeouts remaining and I know the clock starts once the chains are set, but the receiver on the play was down hurt (not sure if he was faking or if he had the wind knocked out of him). Regardless, once the injured player goes off the field, shouldn’t the clock start since the chains were set and Silver Creek was out of timeouts? The clock never started until the snap. Even if it had started, Silver Creek could’ve easily spiked the ball to stop the clock. Just curious as to why the clock never started.

[Bobref]

1 hour ago, Frozen Tundra said:

Hoping to get a rule clarification from either @Impartial_Observer or @Bobref. On the play I have quoted above, Silver Creek picked up the first down. They had no timeouts remaining and I know the clock starts once the chains are set, but the receiver on the play was down hurt (not sure if he was faking or if he had the wind knocked out of him). Regardless, once the injured player goes off the field, shouldn’t the clock start since the chains were set and Silver Creek was out of timeouts? The clock never started until the snap. Even if it had started, Silver Creek could’ve easily spiked the ball to stop the clock. Just curious as to why the clock never started.

There are multiple possible explanations, so I’d only be guessing. The Referee has the ability to start or stop the clock to prevent someone from gaining an advantage by attempting to illegally conserve or consume time. Whether that came into play here, I can’t tell.

[Frozen Tundra]

11 minutes ago, Bobref said:

There are multiple possible explanations, so I’d only be guessing. The Referee has the ability to start or stop the clock to prevent someone from gaining an advantage by attempting to illegally conserve or consume time. Whether that came into play here, I can’t tell.

Interesting. Both teams were lined up and ready to go. The mystery remains unsolved I guess. Oh well. It didn’t decide the game so it doesn’t matter too much. Thank you for the response.

Edited October 22, 2022 by Frozen Tundra

[Bobref]

22 minutes ago, Frozen Tundra said:

Interesting. Both teams were lined up and ready to go. The mystery remains unsolved I guess. Oh well. It didn’t decide the game so it doesn’t matter too much. Thank you for the response.

Which game was this? I’ll try to look at the video.

[Frozen Tundra]

41 minutes ago, Bobref said:

Which game was this? I’ll try to look at the video.

Silver Creek at Jennings County

[Frozen Tundra]

HHC Pick ‘Em Standings (after week 10)

@LC_Bears_04 33/43

@Frozen Tundra 32/43

@boilerfan87 31/43

@Owls2005 30/43

@mamasa 29/43

 

 

@Olympian06 24/29 (.828)

@Uncle Bubba 21/29 (.724)

@swcgillespie 14/20 (.700)

@Fkfootball 7/12 (.583)

[Impartial_Observer]

Sorry I missed this, short night, long morning that finished with my toes in the sand. My HL was getting updates on our way home Friday, sounded exciting. Hopefully the Panthers can carry that momentum forward into the off season. 
 

[Frozen Tundra]

Week 11 Games

 

Just to clarify, Floyd Central is at Evansville North.

Edited October 24, 2022 by Frozen Tundra

[Impartial_Observer]

On 10/21/2022 at 10:23 PM, Frozen Tundra said:

Hoping to get a rule clarification from either @Impartial_Observer or @Bobref. On the play I have quoted above, Silver Creek picked up the first down. They had no timeouts remaining and I know the clock starts once the chains are set, but the receiver on the play was down hurt (not sure if he was faking or if he had the wind knocked out of him). Regardless, once the injured player goes off the field, shouldn’t the clock start since the chains were set and Silver Creek was out of timeouts? The clock never started until the snap. Even if it had started, Silver Creek could’ve easily spiked the ball to stop the clock. Just curious as to why the clock never started.

I have been told that SC used their final TO at 0:14.6. It should be noted that officials always write down the time remaining on the clock and the period when we write down TO’s. 

Edited October 24, 2022 by Impartial_Observer

[Frozen Tundra]

56 minutes ago, Impartial_Observer said:

I have been told that SC used their final TO at 0:14.6. It should be noted that officials always write down the time remaining on the clock and the period when we write down TO’s. 

That’s weird. The scoreboard showed them having no timeouts left at the time and I was pretty sure they had legitimately used up their timeouts rather than it being a scoreboard error.