[bucslover68]

Yes it was the wrong spot after the penalty, yes it made a difference in that series for the Hawks but the field position meant nothing. Belfry had changed up the offense and PC had absolutely no answer for it. The problem is Chapman needs to understand that bad calls are part of the game (im sure hes seen a few while at Breathitt against the opponents FWIW) and he should be able to realize his team is still in the game and his anger would nothing more than hurt his team. Im sorry but to me its pure ignorance for a coach to show his *** like that.

Yep, compounding one penalty with another did not help Chapman. 5 more yards did not hurt the Hawks that much, but starting back on the 5 was killer. The Hawks played a good game and Belfry played when they had to. This is a dangerous thing to do. Belfry was flat for the second week in a row after an early score. Combine that with the good gameplan and the focus on Varney and the Hawks made it interesting. Belfry has a hard time getting up for these games and it almost came back to haunt them. I believe they believe that another county team cannot beat them. This is partly brought on by the fact that no county team has beaten them in so long that none of them scare Belfry. However, Central had a nice game plan and the focus on Varney and Belfry not playing well in the wet conditions factored in. I know both teams played on the same field, but when you have a fast, cutting, team on both sides of the ball, it affected the Pirates. Central ran up the middle more and did this very well. Meade and McGuire played great. Good game by both teams. Now a little word to soccerman or mom or whatever your name is. Don't belittle a program who has brought so much good attention to this area. Belfry is just fine and will be in the hunt come playoff time. Maybe Central should focus on winning a playoff game; something they have never done. Playing someone close for the first time does not give anyone the right to cut that team down. Belfry is very good and if they weren't, like you say, it does not say much for the Hawks who still could not win. So let's just leave it that it was an ugly game and good and bad plays by both teams, but the best team won again. BTW, Stephen Gibbs wasn't our player of the game, but maybe he should have been. He had a heck of a night.