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WJ 31 Terry 6 WJ ball first down on their 47 end 1.

Magee 29 Raleigh 7 Raleigh has probably 2 yards this half

Final Seminary 63 McLaurin 7

Magee 22 Raleigh 7 3rd

Seminary 63 McLaurin 7 4th

Petal leads Brandon 21-20

Seminary 56 McLaurin 7 4th quarter

Seminary 49 McLaurin 7 Early 3rd

Wesson 6 Amite County 0 Half

Heidelberg 28 Bay Springs 12 Half

East Marion 12 Perry Central 0 half

Oak Grove 14 Meridian 14 Half Meridian has the momentum

Magee 15 Raleigh 7 half

WJ 28 Terry 6 1:01 till half.

Late in 2nd quarter Seminary 43 McLaurin 7

Kid that blocked it scooped it, ran it in. Never left his feet.

Seminary 36 McLaurin 7 2nd quarter

Oak Grove 7 Meridian 6 2nd 9:19

WJ up 21-6 after blocking punt and return for td.

West Jones 14 Terry 6 end 1st

Seminary 29 McLaurin 0 First quarter

Kind of irrelevant to me as this was in Oregon, but it isn't something I'd ever consider doing. Certainly showed the classless character of the coach.

He did it when it was 28-0 too. 56-0 was the 2nd time. Both times the kick went right to the opposing player and he muffed it. The kid make a play and it’s a moot point with good field position.

Then you do it when you are up 28-0, not 56-0. And if you are beating a team 56-0 in the 2nd quarter, you aren’t learning anything about your onside kick team that you would if you did against JV in practice. The coach and the team weren’t trying to “practice” their onside kick. They were intentionally trying to run up the score. Anyone who tries to justify it is wasting their breath. Their is zero justification

When’s the best time to practice an onside kick against live competition other than practice when they know it’s coming? Sounds to me like had the other team recovered they would’ve had better field position than they normally did. In the words of Bill Parcells-“Do I have to coach the other team too?”