Source: BroBible
Summary
A high school football game between No. 4-ranked West Linn and No. 2-ranked Nelson in Oregon ended with controversy. Nelson won 36-34 after a two-point conversion was ruled successful, though video showed the quarterback stepping out of bounds. Officials had no video replay, so the call stood. The game was a top-five matchup in the state. Both teams are in Class 6A. The decision sparked debate over officiating in high school sports.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name.
High school football games are always close.
Officials make calls without video.
Controversy is just a byproduct of the game.
The two-point conversion was out of bounds, but it counted anyway.
This is why we can’t have nice things.
Author: Evan Null
