Thank you so much!!!…. So grateful for your play by play…. At the game I was at there were a bunch of us following this game from your posts on my phone!!… 🤣🍻🙏First down…
FALSE START. sheeeeeesh…
First and 6…
#22 off tackle…. TOUCHDOWN SPARTANS!!
33-27 final, a freaking WHALE of a GAME!
Thanks... Took awhile to navigate the choppy waters of the phone signal down there, but I had a ton of fun once I got going.Thank You again kiddman ,Sir. Again your talent saved the night. My sincerest respect and gratitude for what you do so naturally and enthusiasticly (Mrs C is that even a word or the correct sp?)
I would put those teams 3-6 (Folsom/St Mary’s/Oak Ridge/SRV) is a similar tier. De La Salle threw just about everything at them and the Wolves still got 27Indeed. I had this game more like 28-14 DLS. Impressive showing by SRV. Maybe they are #3 in Norcal?
SRV makes the FG, SRV wins and there is no OT win for DLS. I went back and forth on this pick’em as my 1 pointer. So close!Pass gets to sideline, 8 yards…
Pass thrown away, 3rd down…. 38.9 left.
WB draw for a first down…. 27 srconds. 30 yard line.
Incomplete pass, 23.4 seconds.
Ya might say this game has lived up to the hype…. Another QB keeper gets it to yhe 19, 9.1 seconds left…. FG kicker sets up, DLS calls time…
The kick is NO GOOD!!
Hold on there a minute sir. Padres still have to get past Riordan, which will not be easyNorCal regionals are going to be interesting. This year, Serra stands out as the NorCal Open rep just as DLS has in the past. The Padres completed the gauntlet against some of the top NorCal teams and with ease. They are it! But, remains is a series of regional playoff games that are going to send the next wave of teams to state. DLS and SRV proved in this game that they will be two of the top teams in that next level of competition worthy of NorCal representation. Still gotta finish league and get thru sections. All I can say is that regionals are going to be pretty interesting with all of these potential matchups.
They actually need to get past 4 more WCAL teams and two playoff teams that may or may not be the same WCAL foes.Hold on there a minute sir. Padres still have to get past Riordan, which will not be easy
He is a senior this year, so probably was the kicker last year too? He made 2 prior FGs last night of 35 and 42 yards. DLS called a TO before the snap to freeze him, and it appeared to work as he had more time to think about what making that kick would have meant. Poor kid is probably crushed.Where was this kicker last year against MC in the Nor Cal finals? lol
That Ref must be writing some of the excuses for lost home work or inability to complete make up quizzes for some of my teacher wife's grade school students. Since the Pandemic lock down the parental notes on homework have even Dr Seuss scratching his headThe onside kick call was even weirder. The kick took a couple of bounces, then hit the arm of a Spartan and went straight up, resulting in a mad scramble for the ball. The SRV players were initially celebrating that they recovered, but then the refs signaled that it was DLS ball. Then once the players unpiled, an SRV player jumped up with the ball. There was further confusion as the refs huddled, and came back to declare “The ruling on the field was that SRV had recovered, and then the ball was taken under the pile by a DLS player after it was dead”? Not only was that not what they had initially ruled, but how did the SRV player end up with the ball?
Also looked like DLS loaded up on one side of the line for the final kick in regulation too.He is a senior this year, so probably was the kicker last year too? He made 2 prior FGs last night of 35 and 42 yards. DLS called a TO before the snap to freeze him, and it appeared to work as he had more time to think about what making that kick would have meant. Poor kid is probably crushed.
You have to give SRV credit as they came back from dead after DLS scored 3 straight TDs in the 4th quarter. A good 25% to 33% of the fans on both sides were streaming for the exits after that 3rd TD. Glad I stuck it out! The DLS QB eluded Jones on that first one and looked downfield to see a wide open receiver with no Wolves within 20 yards of him. The very next possession saw Baker hit his receiver right in the hands only to see it bounce right into the arms of the Sparty defender for an easy pick 6.
DLS uncharacteristically turned the ball over a couple of times late in the game. They also committed a lot of PI penalties plus face mask and taunting penalties that aided SRV. The officiating was odd, but went both ways. 2 PIs looked obvious, but after no flags initially and some noise from the huge crowd, the back ref threw the flag late both times.
The onside kick call was even weirder. The kick took a couple of bounces, then hit the arm of a Spartan and went straight up, resulting in a mad scramble for the ball. The SRV players were initially celebrating that they recovered, but then the refs signaled that it was DLS ball. Then once the players unpiled, an SRV player jumped up with the ball. There was further confusion as the refs huddled, and came back to declare “The ruling on the field was that SRV had recovered, and then the ball was taken under the pile by a DLS player after it was dead”? Not only was that not what they had initially ruled, but how did the SRV player end up with the ball?
Crazy, but it was a crazy game. SRV showed they were able to move the ball on DLS, as well as hold them on defense. They looked every bit as good as Folsom when they played DLS. Great Friday night under the lights!
The dog ate my flag!That Ref must be writing some of the excuses for lost home work...