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Would you happen to have the Southwestern Conference (Cleveland area)? I haven't seen that posted yet. Thanks!

I've seen some really good overweight officials. I've seen some really bad skinny officials. The R and CJ typically don't have to move that much during a down. I'd rather have a good overweight R/CJ than a poor skinny one. Amen. There's also the lack of officiating knowledge and not...

100% It's not uncommon for JV and frosh officials tell receivers, OLs and DLs to move up or back so they won't be out of formation or encroach. With the way OHSAA trains football officials today, I'd say a new official needs 2-3 years before they're ready for Varsity.

* Spotting the ball after a 1st down is the job of an official. The chain crew sets the chains after the official spots the ball. * Placing the ball on a yard line after a 1st down is a mechanic OHSAA tells their officials to do.

The state has pushed for 6 officials for varsity games this year when 5 was the standard last year. The 6th official is positioned in the offensive backfield, so you may see more calls for holding, illegal blocks, etc. Watching highlights of last week's McKinley game, I saw holds called that...

This right here. Live, I thought it was a fumble. Could not find the play on the 2 streams, but saw highlights from OhioSportsnet on youtube. It took a couple of looks for me to see what you saw. Ultimately, the refs got the incomplete pass part right but yeah should have been intentional...

I was in the stands and after the game and I watched a couple of plays on youtube. are you talking about the fumble returned for a TD that was changed to an incomplete pass?