Kickapoo High School

And I once again go back to last week and the huge uproar with that, with, with the, uh...

Was it the Kickapoo football game, and how quickly our school system got rid of a referee because he got into a kerfuffle with a player, and how qu- It's just...

It, it's crazy how quickly that's dealt with, yet this sort of thing somehow isn't dealt with in the same seriousness.

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A Missouri high school football game took a bizarre turn Thursday night when a referee angrily confronted and grabbed a player after the player scored a touchdown.

The trouble started after Glendale High School wide receiver Joel Rover scored a touchdown against Kickapoo High School.

Rover then did a kick move similar to the dance move Michael Jackson made famous.

Show that clip, Aaron.

Missouri high school football student took a bizarre turn, or football game rather, took a bizarre turn Thursday night when a referee angrily confronted and grabbed a player after the player scored a touchdown.

Trouble started after Glendale High School wide receiver Joel Rover scored a touchdown against Kickapoo High School.

Rover then did a kick move similar to the dance move Michael Jackson made famous.

Is that what it was? I saw it.

All right? The Missouri State High School Athletics Association has confirmed this afternoon they have suspended a referee indefinitely, which is so rare, Scott, after video captured him grabbing a Glendale High School football player.

It happened last night during Glendale's 35-6 victory over Kickapoo.

After a long run by a senior by the name of Joel Rover, video captured by a photographer shows the referee grabbing Rover after Rover celebrated a touchdown.

And then you can see when you look the, the head coach on the sidelines, Glendale's head coach, runs out and is yelling and gesturing and says, "He doesn't need to be touching my player.

But she brought me here to Missouri, and we lived in St. Louis area, and then I ended up moving to Springfield.

And I was dating, or had a, a dear friend that I worked with who went to Kickapoo, and she goes, "Hey, let's go down and visit my folks some weekend." So I got down here in '93, and I was kinda like, "This is a great place." So in '94 we moved down here, and we got married in '94.

And she is the light of my life.

32 years we've been married.

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Uh, Kickapoo grad, author of, are we up to, we're over 30 books, right, Rob?

Yeah, I think it's 33, I think.

33.