Final.

Wow. I figured Lone Oak would win but wow. Good game Lone Oak. Nice.

Wow. I figured Lone Oak would win but wow. Good game Lone Oak. Nice.

 

If Lone Oak is that good i wonder how good Paducah Tilghman must be to have had their way with the Flash at the graveyard????????:eek::eek::eek::scared:

With the injury to Cole Ousley, the Lone Oak offense has transitioned to more run oriented. Zyaire Hughes is nimble and a serious threat to run unlike Ousley. IMO, Hughes has a much quicker release throwing and a little more zip on the ball as well. Hughes struggles a bit on throwing the deep ball, but that seems to stem from lack of QB reps during summer practice. Coach Jack Haskins made the statement to the local paper last night that Hughes knows about 40 percent of the offense which is about on par with Ousley's progression two years ago.

 

Against Marshall, Hughes was 11 for 18, 118 yards passing, 2 tds and 1 int. He also ran 7 times for 102, 2 tds. Running back D’juan Sherrill ran 16 times for 168 yards, 1 td and Sherrill was ill on the sideline for a few plays on the first offensive series.

 

For the game, Lone Oak was 29 for 301 yards rushing and had 419 total offensive yards.

 

Marshall County missed six starters, four on defense due to the flu bug and had a difficult time on offense. The Marshals ran 32 times for 165 yards (57 yards came on one run early in the first quarter) and were 1 for 10, 8 yards passing, 2 interceptions.

 

Once Ousley returns, Lone Oak could prove a difficult opponent later in the season and playoffs with two experienced quarterbacks that bring different skill sets to the field.

If Lone Oak is that good i wonder how good Paducah Tilghman must be to have had their way with the Flash at the graveyard????????:eek::eek::eek::scared:

 

I think it says more about how bad Marshall Co is, at least with all the kids out sick, moreso than how good Tilghman is..