Turnovers no doubt hurt Huntingdon, but the one area where Huntingdon seems to always struggle is special teams. Players are going to fumble and throw interceptions that is just part of the game. But there is no excuse for Huntingdon's poor special teams play. Milan constantly forced Huntingdon to drive the length of the field with deep kickoffs and punting. Huntingdon's inability to kickoff and field punts hurt them badly. One punt that should have been caught at the 40 yd. line bounced 30 yds inside the 10 yd line. I understand that last week vs. Westview that the Mustangs had two kickoffs returned for touchdowns. Milan had average starting field position on or about the 50 yd line. Huntingdon average starting field position was about their 20 yd line all night. Teams that play on the shorter field will always win in football no matter what level. In the big picture it won't matter Huntingdon has a cake walk to the 1A Gold Ball!
