[Dr. B]

Not exactly, I stated that if it were off, then it would have been off by more than a yard. I have not viewed the film, and I was on the other side of the field, but I gave the benefit of doubt to your coaching staff that something must have been off because of how vehemently that protested the measurement. Coaches just don't react that explosively unless they believe something was bad wrong. However, only marking off seven yards for what should have been a fifteen yard penalty, cost the Tigers the first down. Had they marked off the proper penalty yardage, this controversy would not have transpired.
If the kids running the chains moved them, then that is unacceptable for a number of obvious reasons. This is a dadgum good young football team that wins on the merit of its performance. If some shenanigans took place then, not only was it an injustice to LC, but it serves as an insult to our fine young men as well. They work hard and play very well, and do not want or need any crooked activities to aid their victories. Hopefully, these two teams can meet again, and settle it like it is meant to be: with civility, honor and athleticism on the greatest battlefield of them all, the football field.

I agree with that 100%!!! Both teams are very good football teams!! By far the best two teams in the conference... All LC is asking for is a decent called game so the players on the field can decide the outcome of the game not the officials