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Pleasure Ridge Park 48 Manual 34

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PRP wins at Manual in a shootout. PRP goes up 12-0 after taking the opening kickoff on a nice drive down the field and then recovering a Manual fumble.

Lot of questions about that panther D but they may be able to score on everyone.

PRP will likely head into the 10-26 game vs Central without a loss. The combined record of their opponents to date is like 4-11 and it doesn't get much tougher. Good chance PRP will lead the area in points per game until the playoffs.

I believe PRP is the best 6A school outside of Trinity and St. X. If they can straighten out their run defense they could make a deep playoff run.

PRP (4-0), No. 12 in The Courier-Journal’s Litkenhous Ratings, racked up 595 yards of offense and defeated its first Class 6-A opponent this year. The Panthers were averaging 58 points per game, but some questioned a schedule that had included games against 4-A schools Fairdale, Valley and Doss.

“We feel like we weren’t getting enough respect,” Taylor said, “but we made a statement today.”

Manual (1-2) committed three first-half turnovers and fell behind 19-0 but rallied behind senior running back Dishan Romine, who had 291 yards and five touchdowns on 24 carries.

http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20120907/SPORTS05/309070066/Taylor-s-two-fourth-quarter-TDs-boost-PRP-over-Manual-48-34

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