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Highlands 69 Harrison County 10

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The flag was picked up because since he didn't score then in turn there is no celebration penalty.

Saw one of the weirdest plays I have ever seen last night at the game. First play from scrimmage Thomas Wrobleski picks up a fumble and runs it back for an apparent touchdown. Thomas decides he is going to spike the ball. A flag is thrown and I am thinking 15yd penalty on the kickoff. The refs gather for a few minutes and put the ball on the 20yd line with no score on the scoreboard. The Harrison offense comes back out and so does the HHS defense. What do you think the call was?

 

And his new nickname is Leon, as in Leon Lett. Google it if you don't know.

Why did the starters not play? I can see getting a lead and resting them, but it seems odd for starters not to at least get a few reps.

Saving them for the Pendleton County game next week.

PC did beat Bossart, so they must be better than last season.

When you play the schedule and have the program intensity that Highlands does, these games are a fun break for everyone.

Why did the starters not play? I can see getting a lead and resting them, but it seems odd for starters not to at least get a few reps.

 

I saw a bunch of them before the game working out on the track doing some core work and lifting weights. I thought this was kind of weird especially doing it at an away game...lol

When you play the schedule and have the program intensity that Highlands does, these games are a fun break for everyone.

 

Not really.

 

The starters want to play. Those nursing injuries didn't even suit up. Those that played knew their number of snaps was limited. If you make a nice play, it's no big deal, it's to be expected. If the opponent gets a first down or has a tackle for loss, it is cause for celebration.

 

There is no excitement in the stands. You watch the scoreboard and try to predict the point of running clock.

 

Bad news is we get "another fun break" next week.

I saw a bunch of them before the game working out on the track doing some core work and lifting weights. I thought this was kind of weird especially doing it at an away game...lol

 

Thought it was ridiculous to see that...also agree with Stinky & his take on the " fun"

Not really.

 

The starters want to play. Those nursing injuries didn't even suit up. Those that played knew their number of snaps was limited. If you make a nice play, it's no big deal, it's to be expected. If the opponent gets a first down or has a tackle for loss, it is cause for celebration.

 

There is no excitement in the stands. You watch the scoreboard and try to predict the point of running clock.

 

Bad news is we get "another fun break" next week.

 

The game within the game is what makes it fun. Working on the passing game, not allowing first downs, scoring on every drive that the 1st team is in. The other part of having this type of game is that the practices during the week are a lot more intense.

 

Winning is fun, and yes there are easy games, but these are good games to prepare for games down the road.

From the Lexington Herald Leader

9/28/2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

Highlands 69 Harrison Co. 10

Highlands 21-21-13-14---69

Harrison Co. 3-0-7-0---10

 

Scoring summary:

 

 

 

Hi--Colin Seidl 37 pass from Donovan McCoy (Luke Brockett kick); Hi--Justin Weyer 2 pass from McCoy (Brockett kick); HC--Daniel Klapheke 37 field goal; Hi--Jenson Feggins 49 pass from McCoy (Brockett kick); Hi--Feggins 56 pass from McCoy (Brockett kick); Hi--Jac Collinsworth 14 pass from McCoy (Brockett kick); HC--Justin Hunter 75 kickoff return (Klapheke kick); Hi--Nick True 39 pass from McCoy (Brockett kick); Hi--Brandon Hergott 29 pass from Drew Houliston (Brockett kick); Hi--Brockett 27 pass from Houliston (run failed); Hi--Hergott 19 pass from Houliston (Brockett kick); Hi--Josh Watson 1 run (Brockett kick).

Records: Highlands 6-0, Harrison Co. 0-6.

Not that it matters, but Harrison County football may be at an all-time low. The team has had several injuries and several seniors have quit the team. Why on earth would parents allow their kids to quit the team I have no idea. Boo to the seniors that quit and best of luck to the young Thorobreds who stick with the dismal program.

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