Bruin- based on your other comments on the forum, I assume you're talking about the 5th grade game against Jenks Silver (I HAVE to assume since you won't even tell the Director of Officials on here which game it was) and I'd like to know what your idea of stacking one side of the line on kickoffs is, because every time Silver kicked off, they had 5 guys on each side of the kicker, and the refs told them on their first kickoff to get 5 yard splits, so this couldn't have been a recurring thing, because obviously the refs were paying attention to this from the start. Then as far as blocking in the back is concerned, I know of one instance where they called a block in the back against silver, where the player they called it on didn't even touch anyone (verified on film by coaches), the bartlesville player fell down, but because of where the ref was positioned, it looked like a block in the back. Also, it probably doesn't help the cause when 2 minutes into the game after the first score, the ref forces a team to burn a timeout because the coach is already giving him a 5 minute rant on why he's doing a horrible job, and continues the whole game. Look, I know refs make mistakes and it can get frustrating, especially for the team on the losing end of a game, but if you parce the video down play by play OBJECTIVELY, I'm sure you could find equal amount of mistakes on both teams that would essentially even out the officiating. just my opinion, though.