South Pitt at Polk County

[rlh]

P.C. up 6 - 0

 

Pirates up 7 to 6 at the top of the 2nd

 

P.C. up 14 to 7 in the second

 

P.C. up 20 to 7 with 50 seconds in the 2nd.

 

*Polk County keeps converting on 4th and short, abut 4 times so far.

 

Half Time

Edited October 23, 2010 by rlh

[rlh]

2nd Half . . . Pirates Kick Off.

 

P.C. Punt

 

Pirates moving the ball and then start forcing the pass and have to punt . . .

 

Still 20-7 with 4:45 to go in the 3rd

 

P.C. 28 to 7 after a 12 play drive with 2:39 in the 3rd

Edited October 23, 2010 by rlh

[6+4+3=2]

29-7 Polk up with 2:55 in the 3rd

[rlh]

29-7 Polk up with 2:55 in the 3rd

 

That is incorrect, the 2-pt conversion is only worth 2 points. The announcer can't count.

 

Millard throws a Pick 6 so it doesn't matter.

 

 

P.C. 35 - 7

Edited October 23, 2010 by rlh

[6+4+3=2]

Make that 35-7 Polk. Jared Allen just ran a 68yd interception back for a TD

[rlh]

Make that 35-7 Polk. Jared Allen just ran a 68yd interception back for a TD

 

He got ran down from behind and the ball taken away from him earlier in the first half. The Pirates are just out coached by the better teams the past 2 years.

 

End of the 3rd

 

Millard throws another interception at the top of the 4th. Its time to put the spread offense play book in the shredder.

 

P.C. converted another 4th and 1 to a td.

 

42 - 7. The Pirates are Monkey Stomped.

Edited October 23, 2010 by rlh

[6+4+3=2]

42-7 evidently they haven't ran enough down. Imagine it could be worse.

[rlh]

42-7 evidently they haven't ran enough down. Imagine it could be worse.

 

Hey math name, P.C. has gone for it on 4th down and converted about 7 times. They haven't had to make big plays.

Edited October 23, 2010 by rlh

[slimshady]

Pirates gettin Mercy Ruled!!! WOW!!

 

 

[bracol268]

He got ran down from behind and the ball taken away from him earlier in the first half. The Pirates are just out coached by the better teams the past 2 years.

 

End of the 3rd

 

Millard throws another interception at the top of the 4th. Its time to put the spread offense play book in the shredder.

 

P.C. converted another 4th and 1 to a td.

 

42 - 7. The Pirates are Monkey Stomped.

Well Im very partail to the Veer and power running teams. Its very effective at keeping explosive offenses off the field. As the game wears on it only gets harder and harder to stop. Unless you play against it 3 or 4 times a season its very difficult to prepare for especially if the team running it is big, strong and has a QB that can make the right reads. All this crap about gap assignment and filling gaps may work for a series or 2 but all that eventually breaks down and its off to the races. especially if you have a big strong Oline and an equally as big Fullback to grind the defense into powder. Im not a fan of all the spread offenses that seem to be the choice of modern football. give me some good ole slobber knocking blood and mud meat grinders and im happy.

 

I Agree...

[Al Capone]

Well Im very partail to the Veer and power running teams. Its very effective at keeping explosive offenses off the field. As the game wears on it only gets harder and harder to stop. Unless you play against it 3 or 4 times a season its very difficult to prepare for especially if the team running it is big, strong and has a QB that can make the right reads. All this crap about gap assignment and filling gaps may work for a series or 2 but all that eventually breaks down and its off to the races. especially if you have a big strong Oline and an equally as big Fullback to grind the defense into powder. Im not a fan of all the spread offenses that seem to be the choice of modern football. give me some good ole slobber knocking blood and mud meat grinders and im happy.

Man, talk about prophetic.......of course, there are those who will blame this on "bad coaching"; I think you're much closer to describing what happened tonight.

[6+4+3=2]

Funny, I haven't seen Coach Davis score one TD tonight. The players have played great. Love seeing the clock run for the last eight minutes.