I was wondering because I know there is a history there.

Ultimately, it isnt the winning teams responsibility to speed up the game but rather the losing teams to stop them from scoring. I understand that.

I would have done it different, that’s all.
There are lessons to be learned in every outcome especially winning gracefully when its obvious that the other team is outmatched.

Mahalo for the response.
And, I do appreciate your professionalism with respect to confidentiality. 🙂

ilovehawaii – McKinley threw the ball on almost every snap. More than half of their passes were incomplete. The clock stopped consistently until the mercy rule kicked in. McKinley’s M.O. on offense this season is to throw the ball, and I would do the same given their strengths and weaknesses.

Since you were there, I wonder if you were cheering for McKinley or have a slight bias for the Tigers in an indirect way, hmmm? 🙂

Insinuating that Radford, which only threw the ball 19 times, was “running up the score” … you prefer they take a knee every snap? Come on, maaaaaaaan…

Would this be considered running up the score?
It sure feels like it.