[Shogun]

If Somerset is better than they were last year, and Perry is not as good, then I don't see how this one is close. Somerset was starting to run away with the game last year before the officials took over.

lol. I love that comment.  Blame the officials. Yea the last call was tough, but not the officials fault Somerset blew a 21/0 lead to get to that spot.  Perry was the better team.  And we Would have shown that this Friday had Noah stayed.

Not even talking about the end of the game. I didn't watch the entire thing but every time I turned it on in the 4th quarter Somerset had every play of 10+ yards called back on penalties. Even the penalties they called on PCC benefited them and hurt Somerset. There was one drive by PCC where they advanced the ball at least 50 yards without ever gaining a yard from scrimmage. I mean, the crew got suspended after the game, that should tell you everything you need to know about it.

Ok. Show me a drive where Perry got 50 yards without gaining one yard, I’ll wait..  also they got “suspended “ because the last play was nothing to do with the rest of the game.  Plain and simple, Somerset started great and Perry finished great. The best team won last year.   And somerset will win this year because they the better team, not because they cheated Perry.

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Only warning....Do NOT start in the direction that the Perry thread went regarding Noah!!

I will gut this thread and if you don't believe me, go look at the Perry thread.

Thank you.  These guys in here needed to hear that.

Sure I'll see if I can find the stream. There's also all the do-overs that PCC got before halftime before finally scoring, then the two point conversion that even had WYMT shook because of how obvious it was that he didn't get in, the two KO returns that Somerset brought back inside PCC's 30 that were negated, the TD right before the FG that was negated, the made FG before the blocked FG that was negated, all culminating in the inadvertent whistle to end the game. That game was a travesty and your credibility would be best served not trying to defend it.