Just the facts:
1. According to a photo, an exchange umpire made an incorrect call;
2. Without the call, the team would have set a State Record;
3. Proper procedures were followed by officials following the disqualification;
4. According to the NFHS Rules (which were governing the event), videos or photos cannot be used unless they are approved prior to the meet by the Games Committee;
5. If this was an incorrect call, I'm sure it was one of many. Do you think every trail leg on the turns was legal, no one ran on the line for three or more steps without getting DQ'ed, every javelin marked correctly, etc.? 1000's of decisions were made over two days, by officials trying to do the best job possible, and the overwhelming majority were correct;
6. If you would like to see a change in the no video/photo rule, there is a procedure to follow. The NFHS meets every June in Indianapolis. If photos are allowed, be prepared for two-day dual meets;
7. Keep us posted on the results of your quest. If successful, I may protest the poorly marked javelin throw that cost my team a Utah State title by one point 18 years ago. Well, actually, we had many other ways we could have won.