[Slic Ric]

I understand this may be a complete shock to most of the people on here but just every once in a blue moon it does effect a football teams speed and passing attack when the conditions are wet,muddy and slick and the football feels like you are throwing a pumpkin. Deep throws were off but I think some of that is due to the receivers not getting up to the normal speed due to mud and the ball being wet and slick. Just a thought anyways.

Agree, but Raceland played in the same weather, and they throw a lot more (normally) during the course of a game than Lawrence Co. does. Having said that there were several times that Lawrence Co. receivers were behind the RAM's secondary but were overthrown. Still think the RAM's defensive adjustments in the second half were a factor. RAM's offense left a few first half scores off the board by shooting themselves in the foot. Having said all of this...sometimes it's better to be lucky than good during a close game. I'd say ask UK & Coach Stoops that and they'd agree.