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Blown Call

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sports1 year ago

"High School Basketball Team's Remarkable Sportsmanship Shines Despite Controversial Call"

Manasquan High School's basketball team displayed remarkable sportsmanship at the state championship game, despite being on the receiving end of a blown call that cost them a shot at the finals. The team, which is taking legal action against the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association, gave a standing ovation to the opposing team, Camden, after their victory. This act of respect and sportsmanship garnered widespread praise, showcasing the team's character and resilience in the face of adversity.

sports1 year ago

"NJ DOE Denies Appeal in Controversial Manasquan Basketball Game Ruling"

The Department of Education denied Manasquan High School's petition to overturn the outcome of its Group 2 semifinal loss to Camden, stating that the result is "not reviewable." The game was decided by a controversial call to overturn a basket that was initially called good at the buzzer, but was later waved off. Manasquan's lawyers are rushing to appeal the decision with only one day left before the Group 2 championship game.

sports1 year ago

"Manasquan's Legal Battle Over Controversial State Semifinal Loss to Camden"

Manasquan has filed a lawsuit to overturn the outcome of its Group 2 semifinal game against Camden, seeking injunctive relief to put the championship game on hold until a court decides the matter. The lawsuit stems from a controversial call that led to the game-winning shot being waved off, prompting a legal battle between the two schools and the NJSIAA. The lawsuit argues that the NJSIAA should follow its own rules and declare Manasquan the rightful winner, while the NJSIAA maintains that once referees leave the court, the final score is official and cannot be appealed.

sports1 year ago

"Controversial Referee Decision Overshadows Sporting KC vs. Philadelphia Union Match"

A blown call by a replacement referee during the lockout of top-level officials led to the Philadelphia Union's late equalizer in a 1-1 tie against Kansas City. The referee incorrectly awarded a throw-in to the Union, which quickly led to the corner kick from which Alejandro Bedoya scored. The incident highlighted the impact of the referee lockout on game outcomes and raised concerns about the use of replacement officials in MLS.

sports2 years ago

Nationals' Martinez presents photo evidence of controversial non-call in game against Astros.

Nationals manager Dave Martinez argues that Astros' Jake Meyers should have been called out for running inside fair territory on the final play, violating the 45-feet running lane rule. Martinez shows photo evidence of the play and calls for a rule change. The play isn't reviewable by replay, and the Astros won the game 5-4. Meyers says he was safe at first and that's all that matters. Martinez is frustrated with the rule in general and calls the game's ending "not fair."