[Wildcat09]

The Last Play Of The Boyle Games Has Different Veiws From Different Angles From One View Hes In The Other He is Not

[Jack Lambert]

He was either down at the one or he scored a TD I’ve watched it 20 times the ball didn’t come out until he was a yard deep in the end zone.

[Old School Hound]

If she's asked me this question once, she's asked me a thousand times.

[Wildcat09]

He Fumbled After He Crossed The Goaline So By Rule He Should Jave Been In

[Bull got out!]

We were talking about this at home and really if you were ever going to make a case for instant replay of a call, this would be a classic case at the goal line and the game on the line type call. But the Boyle County crew who were calling the game on the stream actually said before the call that it looked like a fumble and Covington Catholic ball before the Refs even made the call so when they made the call, it matched what the Boyle crew said moments before. But also, if its control and breaks the plane then its a TD.

[Wildcat09]

We were talking about this at home and really if you were ever going to make a case for instant replay of a call, this would be a classic case at the goal line and the game on the line type call. But the Boyle County crew who were calling the game on the stream actually said before the call that it looked like a fumble and Covington Catholic ball before the Refs even made the call so when they made the call, it matched what the Boyle crew said moments before. But also, if its control and breaks the plane then its a TD.

I do Film For Boyle And We Have Coaches All Connected To One Netqork If Coaches Can Do It Refs Can Do It

[Rebel55]

The call is what it is. I can't tell either way on the streamed and at the game I didn't have the view to make a decision either way. It's done and can't be changed now.

[pirateforlife]

Haven’t seen the play but that’s what she said.

[BEChargers]

His knee was down at about the 1. But they were gashed for over 400 yards by CC anyway. Didn't really deserve to win.

[sstack]

Hold onto the ball and don’t make the refs have to make a call!

[Old School Hound]

His knee was down at about the 1.  But they were gashed for over 400 yards by CC anyway.  Didn't really deserve to win.

Didn't CC have less than 140 yds of offense against one of the worst defenses I've ever seen in my life in JC? What in the holy hell happened? Make it make sense.

[Footballfan33]

Terrible defensive performance for Boyle County. It was really embarrassing. The QB gashed them all night. Boyle's D got exposed.

[FCSPY]

If your ranked top 20 in the world it shouldn't t come down to one play!! Streak over.....

[fansville]

Just saw a replay from an end zone view, the knee was 100% down at the 1yd line prior to losing possession, bad call.

With that said, super tough call to make real time without slomo video review. This is why playoff games need video review in some manner.

There is also the possibility that even if Boyle did score on that possession who is to say Cov Cath wasn’t going to drive right back down and score again the way they were moving the ball on the Boyle defense.

[Old School Hound]

Terrible defensive performance for Boyle County. It was really embarrassing. The QB gashed them all night. Boyle's D got exposed.

Their defense looked fine to me in the game against the nationally ranked Ohio team. What happened? I don't like it when my world doesn't make sense.

[Khalisimo]

watched it live and said oh that's out when it happened id like to see it again

[know1]

I only saw the stream angle so I couldn't tell conclusively. It kind of looked like he was down before the ball came out, but who knows?

It doesn't really matter anyway. I was disgusted by that point. It never looked like anyone on the Boyle team or staff took the game seriously until it was far too late. When you do that, you're vulnerable to a fumble or a bad call or whatever.

[IAM22]

Even if it was ruled a TD do you really think Boyle was going to stop CCH from scoring to win the game? They couldn't stop them to get the ball back after the fumble.

[Landsten88]

Terrible defensive performance for Boyle County. It was really embarrassing. The QB gashed them all night. Boyle's D got exposed.

Their defense looked fine to me in the game against the nationally ranked Ohio team. What happened? I don't like it when my world doesn't make sense.

their run defense was never good. When Scott county ran
all over Boyle getting over 300 on the ground I told people this run defense is the Achilles heel of the team. I never in a million years would have guessed cov cath would go on to beat Boyle, but If you had said cov cath ran for 300 but Boyle won by 20-30
points I wouldn’t be surprised.

unfortunately for Boyle cov cath chewed clock enough to give Boyle no chance of running away with the game. Now, even if in another universe Quisenberry is down, in or whatever under the sun and Boyle takes the lead….Cov cath was going to win either way. Boyle had no answers

[Jack Lambert]

Quadruple Coverage has an excellent video of the play, I would post it but I don’t know how.

[Wildcat09]

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[Landsten88]

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with that  look definitely seems that he fumbled out of the end zone resulting in a touchback. Good call from the refs.

[Hound05]

I think a few reb fans have portrayed it….if you’re a heavy favorite and one play could have decided the game, probably doesn’t deserve to win. Now, personally I wish then would have. But has always showed Corbin respect and vice versa. Plus it’s a heck of a shorter trip!! Boyle has been on the winning side of situations like this and the losing side. So has most teams. From what i watched, this was the most exciting and boring game I’ve watched. Back and forth was exciting. Play calling was like watching paint dry. CC ran from the same formation most of the night. Boyle… I don’t even know why they changed theirs, they were running Q regardless. I guess to confuse the D and create some lanes.

[King Kong]

If she's asked me this question once, she's asked me a thousand times.

[Old School Hound]

I only saw the stream angle so I couldn't tell conclusively. It kind of looked like he was down before the ball came out, but who knows?

It doesn't really matter anyway. I was disgusted by that point. It never looked like anyone on the Boyle team or staff took the game seriously until it was far too late. When you do that, you're vulnerable to a fumble or a bad call or whatever.

I agree, and I am very surprised that Boyle was not laser-focused at the task at hand.  Confidence is a great thing but sometimes too much of it leads to complacency. Boyle created the blueprint for how to play championship-caliber football week after week. Last night was an outlier. It happens. I'm just so disappointed I didn't get to see Corbin/Boyle part 3. The previous two were classics. I think the third one could have been a dandy, as well.

[EKUAlum05]

Still Frame Screenshot

Doesn’t confirm anything without seeing all the video before and after… but if going only from this one image it appears the officials accurately made a very tough call.

**Edit**
I just went to the Facebook page with the video. My estimation after slowing the video down is he was down at the 1. It was a bang bang play and a very difficult call. What I can say with confidence is the ball never broke the plane in possession.

[EKUAlum05]

If you go to Quadruple Coverage on Facebook and watch the video switch to full screen then hit the little gear that allows you to change playback speed to .5

This is not conclusive because video is grainy and a decent distance away but what I see is Quisenberry has possession as the CovCath defender wraps up and slides behind him and another defender comes in to hit him from the front. Quisenberry’s knees both appear to hit the ground almost simultaneously with the ball in possession at the 1, The CovCath defender is flat on the ground hanging on, Quisenberry’s torso is upright preparing to extend the ball.

As Quisenberry’s knees hit the second defenders force combined with the ball carriers intent to extend results in basically the ball exploding out as the momentum of the tackle turns Quisenberry slightly sideways. His arms continue extending and are over the goal line as the ball is clearly free.

I must repeat that the only way to clearly see this is slowing it down to .5 speed. At full
Speed it is literally mass of three bodies and a ball popping loose.

Do I think the call was correct based off the evidence? No.

Do I think under the real life circumstances the official made a good call? Absolutely.

[Wildcat09]

If you go to Quadruple Coverage on Facebook and watch the video switch to full screen then hit the little gear that allows you to change playback speed to .5

This is not conclusive because video is grainy and a decent distance away but what I see is Quisenberry has possession as the CovCath defender wraps up and slides behind him and another defender comes in to hit him from the front. Quisenberry’s knees both appear to hit the ground almost simultaneously with the ball in possession at the 1, The CovCath defender is flat on the ground hanging on, Quisenberry’s torso is upright preparing to extend the ball.

As Quisenberry’s knees hit the second defenders force combined with the ball carriers intent to extend results in basically the ball exploding out as the momentum of the tackle turns Quisenberry slightly sideways. His arms continue extending and are over the goal line as the ball is clearly free.

I must repeat that the only way to clearly see this is slowing it down to .5 speed. At full
Speed it is literally mass of three bodies and a ball popping loose.

Do I think the call was correct based off the evidence? No.

Do I think under the real life circumstances the official made a good call? Absolutely.

A Better Veiw

[smoke1015]

Tough one.