If you think your team got screwed by an officiating/scoring error …

K. Keep me posted.

You post like an 80 year old that lives on a park bench

Lost a football game in High school because the ref said the ball was too high. That it did not “go through” the uprights. We lost by 2. I still have the newspaper clippings. Of course nothing ever happened because it was a team from another state and another athletic association.

the Dems stole the election

I don’t know if things have changed,
but based on my previous experience each team has a score keeper who keeps the book, plus tournament games have an “official” score keeper keeping a book.

The book has areas for both the running score as well as the individual player scoring.

While the “official” book is just that, the referee should consult each teams book,
and can use it to correct the official book.

I would assume that they were operating a “live stats” program (it used to be statcrew) where they can have access to a play by play that can be printed out.

All these things should have been checked - and, if they all showed that the “official” book was in error it should have been corrected.

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The controversy stems from a scoring error that occurred with about six minutes left in the game. Vigor was up 39-33, following a made free throw. Eufaula then goes on a run, and closes the gap with about 3:42 left, before the scoring suddenly changes on the NFSHA broadcast and confusion reigns inside the gymnasium over the actual score of the game. The Vigor free throw was ultimately taken away and regulation ended in a 43-43 tie, instead of a 44-43 win for Vigor. Eufaula then won the game in overtime by one point.

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