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3A Title Game - Alcoa vs Covington


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Covington went to war in 6 inches of mud and rain for 4 qtrs vs Stratford.  If you havent seen Stratford dont comment.  Size and athletes playing a role of Cinderella with confidence and momentum.  The Chargers showed up.   They will show up Saturday.  It will be a great game.  Our game is based on quickness and speed.  Friday we played smashmouth.  Sat it will be nice to stand and run.  

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1 hour ago, SIMPLEMAN1 said:

Covington went to war in 6 inches of mud and rain for 4 qtrs vs Stratford.  If you havent seen Stratford dont comment.  Size and athletes playing a role of Cinderella with confidence and momentum.  The Chargers showed up.   They will show up Saturday.  It will be a great game.  Our game is based on quickness and speed.  Friday we played smashmouth.  Sat it will be nice to stand and run.  

I loved it!! Smashmouth football at it's best. We played in the exact same conditions at home in a semi-final match in 2000 with Jackson Southside. I wonder if anyone remembers that. Of course, the next week, we didn't show up...ha! I'm sure this Charger team will!

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I just watched last year's game again. Here's what I saw:

At the end of the 1st quarter 7-7.

In the second quarter Covington throws a pick straight to Warwick. Results in a short field TD for Alcoa. Covington offense stopped by Alcoa. Alcoa drives inside 10 yard line, held 3 downs by Covington, Alcoa kicks a field goal. 17-7 Alcoa at end of 2nd quarter.

Covington takes the 2nd half kickoff and drives for a TD. No more scoring on the quarter. 17-14 Alcoa at end of 3rd Quarter.

Alcoa drives inside 10 yard line early in 4th quarter. Covington D holds them 4 downs and takes over on downs. Covington tries a reverse on the goal line, fumbles into the end zone and Alcoa covers for a TD to go up 24-14. That basically decided the game.

That's why I think Covington can play with Alcoa this year if we avoid turnovers. Take away the first interception (throw the ball away) and the gift fumble in the end zone (even if we just punt it out of there the way our D was playing) and you have a different ball game. 

 

 

 

 

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