Missed call?

[Brian26]

I'm pretty sure the wing official should have had a flag on this play;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fwNbyyWnik

[ALStripes17]

And why do you think that?

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[Atlanta Blue]

The hurdle at the 10 second mark.  Second one is not a hurdle as the defender is not on his feet.

And the home team (? - blue/grey ones) uniforms are HIGHLY illegal.

[bama_stripes]

The hurdle at the 10 second mark.  Second one is not a hurdle as the defender is not on his feet.

And the home team (? - blue/grey ones) uniforms are HIGHLY illegal.

I don't know where this game was played (the title says "Texas commit"), but apparently that's legal in NCAA rules.

[Atlanta Blue]

I don't know where this game was played (the title says "Texas commit"), but apparently that's legal in NCAA rules.

If the game is in Texas (or Massachusetts), then it would be a legal play.  But illegal under FED rules.

ADDED IN EDIT:  The player is from Hooks, TX, so I assume the game was played there.  This would be legal in NCAA rules, illegal in FED.

[Brian26]

Yea since they said it was a Texas commit I assume he's still in high school. Guess it could be JUCO so maybe that's why there was no flag.

[Kalle]

Yea since they said it was a Texas commit I assume he's still in high school. Guess it could be JUCO so maybe that's why there was no flag.

As said before, Texas and MA use NCAA rules in HS.

[Curious]

How 'bout the peel-back block?  Necessary? Too high? Excessive? 

[GAHSUMPIRE]

How 'bout the peel-back block?  Necessary? Too high? Excessive? 

Would you call that block in the back at the end?

[KDJBBBJ]

How 'bout the peel-back block?  Necessary? Too high? Excessive? 

In AZ it is a blindside block this year and probably illegal helmet contact. 

[TxSkyBolt]

How 'bout the peel-back block?  Necessary? Too high? Excessive? 

This was played in Texas.  Under NCAA rules this block is a blindside block to a defenseless player to the head and neck area.  Targeting. 


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[Rulesman]

This was played in Texas.  Under NCAA rules this block is a blindside block to a defenseless player to the head and neck area.  Targeting. 

And with that we'll put this puppy to bed.