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The higher seed will play home in the top 16 to startm with the lower 16 traveling.

then it determines the last one who played at home and won their game, when the second round starts the last one that played away (and won) then gets the home game

unless both where at home and both won, then the higher seed gets the home game.

but eventually a team will have to travel as the bracket shinks....

I hope this is ok and not to confusing

Lovin my #3, he blocked the Extra point try. :bow:

tedstickles...Good job, thanks for posting..now look at the 12 second clip again, (1)Denham coach with the yellow visor turned backwards, (2)an "injured, non-participating" player for Denham (49), again...non participating player on the middle of the field motioning for Central players to come his way so he can hit them or fight them..from what I understand injured or sidelined players are allowed to show support and be on the sidelines but not in arms way of further injury..where is the trainer, where is the coaches protecting this young man, video does not lie, it says it all. Is it the belief of Denham Springs Administration, Coaching Staff and Athletic Trainer to allow non-participating, injuried players on the field to incite fights during games or was he not an eligible player that stepped foot on the field in a game, why is he on the field taunting players, look at the center mark from the view of the camera...if Denham had already ran out and is on the sideline, how did they get to the middle of the field...If Central normal runout AT HOME, is to the middle of the field, who came at who. But now since you want to make an issue..is it in the best interst of an injured player to have Denham coaches, trainers, and those of the sports department on the sideline encourage him as an injured player to participate in threatening maylays such as this..if he had thrown a punch or continued his actions could this have caused further injury to him. Is his insurance company aware of the fact that he was encouraged to participate in a violent act such as he did and the news even called it that. Question now is, was it in the best interest of Denham Springs coaches to allow their players to go to mid-field and interrupt the run in of the Home team and also allow their "injuried, non-participating players" to be on the field trying to start a fight...12 seconds of the entire 2 minutes of more Denham dirty football...simple

Yes the DHS players did go to the student section of CHS at halftime when they came out and went to the fence to taunt the students and the coaches didn't do anything about it, till the head coach came out. It was the assistants it seemed that encouraged the negative behavior towards the central players, parents, and students. Not to mention even the visiting players that were from Zachary who were also in attendence at the game, Denham even went after them at the game and told them they were not welcome on the Visitors side....hello, who told Denham they owned anything at Central's Football field....Assitants even desrepected their own head coach when he told them to stop, it was an assitant coach that ran at the Central coaches and players and called them all classless. Way to go Denham coaches!!!!

zacharytiger, your comments are well spoken and very methodical, this change at times during the offensive sceme does give a different look and one to be reckoned with.

well put and simply put, Central didn't take care of business on the field.

I still find it very poor sportsmanship to send teenage players out on the field while the other team is making its normal entrance with the American flag and trying to attack them to start a fight before the game even started.

I found that out of character on Dru Nettles part to encourage his teen age young men to insight an antagonistic, fighting environment towards other teenage young men in this manner.

Is this truly what they are wanting to teach their players (young men) to do, to taunt, threaten and antagonize each other.

One day these young men may work together side by side and what will that do to them in the future.

As adults all those coaches have a responsibility to set the right example and hold their personal hatreds for the other coaches in check, not to insight their players (young people)to do their fighting for them.

It was truly an ugly scene from the stands. Everyone should have known that Denham was going to be trouble when they came in because of all the police enforcement that was with them and Central had to bring in for the game.

To think it all started over the entrance of the American flag on the middle of the field, even before one second came off the clock, and ended with the grown man from the Denham Springs sideline running on the field and getting in the Central coaches face as they were shaking hands and protecting their players from the mayham from the Denham Springs staff. Dru Nettles was even grabbing his coaches and players and telling them to stop but they wouldn't, they had no respect for even their own coach, they were so full of hatred for those teenage young men on the field. Sad, Sad night in High School Football.

Speedy are you smoking something..just kidding but where did the coaches come in????? These where parents of Central students that were having to deal with upset students because the fans and students from Denham in the stands were verbally belitting and berating Central student workers. Hello, it went beyond the field to those students working for the organizations to provide services for the visiting fans. Man did you miss that?? Maybe everyone should just block off Denhams side and give them port a potties until they find some maturity and social skills on politeness.

Well I guess when two Offensive players move to reposition themselves after being set, especially at the same time it would be called an illegal motion or an illegal shift????

Well you quote Denham Springs person says it all you would cheat for anything...wow...that is what is truely classless

Read my post about what the Denham coach said, I have a witness that saw and heard the coach from Denham, thank God my son was being protected and shielded by his Coach from Central. The odasity of a grown male coach of a area team going after these players and yelling obsenities and belitting students from the other team when they did nothing to them. How about the coach in the gray shirt and khaki pants running on the field from the press box and slapping helmets of players from Denham and yelling at Central players as he passed them going to the other side of the field.

Clean game, yeah right the Zachary players where they and several in Letterman's Jackets got kicked off the Denham Springs side for being antagonistic and cheering against Central and then when they left they had to be escorted by Sheriffs Deputies again because they walked through the grandstands with the number one finger up to the families and fans of the players. Then refusing to leave when asked they rushed to the fence to lean over and point their number one finger in the face of players and cheerleaders of Central. That is no class and lack of dignity.