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In a tense Sunbelt Conference championship game, the Troy Trojans lead the Appalachian State Mountaineers 21-17 late in the fourth quarter. Troy quarterback Gunner Watson drops back to pass on second-and-9, but the play breaks down and he ends up in the wrong spot, prompting the Troy head coach to angrily charge onto the field. The official immediately grabs the coach, who becomes irate, shouting and shoving the official away. Replays show that Watson was indeed grabbed by the facemask on the previous play, and the coach was justified in his outrage, though his actions were undisciplined. On the very next play, a Troy pass sails directly at the ball boy, who struggles to corral the fast-moving ball, which bounces off his shoulder. The officials throw a flag for pass interference on the Appalachian State defense, seemingly a makeup call for the missed facemask penalty. The Troy coach remains visibly frustrated on the sideline, clearly disagreeing with the officiating. Throughout the tense sequence, the game remains finely poised, with the Trojans clinging to a slim 21-17 lead late in this critical conference championship matchup. Both teams are fighting hard, with the officials struggling to maintain control of the heated emotions on the field. The outcome of this game could have major implications for the Sunbelt title race and potential postseason positioning for these two fierce conference rivals.