Leland's coach apparently loaded up on a bus along with a crowd of parents and drove to Jackson hoping for a court injunction to stop tonight's game between Walnut and Eupora. However, the request was denied. Anyone heard about this?
Jones, who said she was the spokesperson for the football team parents, said Thursday evening they have not ruled out the possibility of appealing the judge's ruling. The next step would be taking it to the Mississippi Supreme Court.
it is interesting that protests do not usually yield game-changing results. how often have games ever been overturned on appeal? i know that if the call was made right, the game was over. but, when a call is blown on the field, all that is usually given is an apology.According to the National Federation of High School Association rule book,</p>
1. "The refereers decisions are final in all matters pertaining to the game.</p>
2. The officials shall have the authority to make decisions for infractions of the rules. The use of any replay or televsion monitoring equipment by the officials making any decision relating to the game is prohibited.</p>
Also, according to the MHSAA rulebook...</p>
1. The decision of game officials are final and no protests based on the decision of the game officials will allowed. </p>
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