The mention of it happening between these teams before was for reference. For the record it was the 2017 game and I havent watched it since then but will go back if you are that interested in the EVIDENCE. One specific play I remember was a long pass late in the game by Draft where there were only a few seconds run off the clock on a scramble, then a pass for significant yardage. Literally impossible relative to the time ran off the clock. It didn't end up affecting the outcome, but it certainly could have in that 17-14 game. Thats why I say again that it doesn't matter even though it happens at times.
The main thing is that clock issues happen every week, that's a fact. By being micro focused on this, it looks petty. Unlike the first game, Draft didn't stop Riverheads offense but one time with the fumble recovery (twice if you count the 1-minute drive before halftime), and Riverheads didn't stop Draft but one time on downs, that is also a statement of fact. Objective people pretty much knew the last team with the ball would have a good shot to win it.
As has happened over the years you and I are never going to agree. I do not have rose colored glasses and think every think is rosy, but I am also not arrogant enough to think I know more than the 7 game officials. I didn't agree with a pile of stuff that night, but I also wasn't on the field and communicating with the other 6 guys officiating the game.
In the end the game is over and nothing we talk about will affect that.
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And if this wasn't about Draft losing, why do I not see you losing your mind about other teams that might have had the same thing happen? I get it, its personal but if you really are going to say that this is not pretty much standard week to week and something every team has to deal with, then who has the altered sense of reality here? For the record the clock operator needs to be a neutral VHSL official IMO. That would solve some issues anyway..........