[SEKYFAN]

I am the film crew of which you speak. I take offense with the obsenity comment, as not a foul work was spoken. I did call the referees "Homers" and stated that the calls were "crap". Maybe you are easily offended. But when you are invited to a bowl and the referees seem to have been pulled from a local drinking establishment, it tends to anger the invited team. A bogus intentional grounding call on the Rebels was bad enough, but when the officials decided to wave off the same call on the home team, I felt the desire to express my frustration. I was unaware that it was prohibited for fans to express their joy or frustration at a football game. Perhaps at Corbin, only the home team is allowed to show emotion. I did see the Corbin coach on the field expressing his displeasure with the officiating. I guess he is allowed since he coaches the home team. As for the fans wanting to "stick it in at the end of the game," I think that is a result of having it stuck to them during the previous three and a half quarters. Johnson Central thought we had great fans. Bell County seems to think we are OK. So it must not be an eastern Kentucky thing. Get over it!!! :1:

It was a bogus grounding call on Boyle, the one they waved off on Corbin would have been even worse as the pass landed about a foot in front of a Corbin receiver. The white hat called both, but the side judge who was standing on top of the play pointed out that the receiver was there. It was basically a make up call, which is ridiculous for a ref to do IMO. I sure can't see where you are coming from as far as Boyle getting it stuck to them,I honestly thought the crew was a little intimidated by
boyle and wouldn't call obvious procedure and holding penalties in the first half. It wouldn't have made any difference in the game, but go back and look at the tape without blinders on and see what you think.

The only person who complained about the Boyle fans was not even a Corbin fan, just someone who likes to stir the pot.

Good luck to the REbels, hope to see them repeat again this year.

I love the emotion the Boyle players played with