Kansas High School Football Game Ends On Controversial Goal-Line Stand That Spoiled Top-Five Upset On Final Play

Kansas High School Football Game Ends On Controversial Goal-Line Stand That Spoiled Top-Five Upset On Final Play

Source: BroBible

Summary

Olathe West lost to Mill Valley in a high school football game in Kansas. The final play was ruled a goal-line stand, preventing a potential game-winning two-point conversion. Cash Warren, Olathe West’s running back, appeared to reach the end zone but was ruled short. The game ended with Mill Valley winning 21-14. Both teams are in Class 6A of KSHSAA and are conference rivals. Olathe West dropped to 4-3, while Mill Valley remains undefeated at 7-0.


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Author: Evan Null