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Scott 21 West Jessamine 20

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Scott was resilient tonight. That is a great quality in life and in sports.

 

Resilient is a good word. Scott had a lot of opportunities squandered and a lot went wrong. In the past, this game is a loss. Both sides of the ball struggled, but they stepped up when they needed to. Great way to start the season.

I bet you could count on one hand the number of times Scott has rallied from 14 down in the fourth quarter.

MVP- Josh Castleman

 

Josh did score twice, but Ben Osborne was consistently the most effective ball carrier, especially at the end of the game.

MVP- Josh Castleman

 

Josh did score twice, but Ben Osborne was consistently the most effective ball carrier, especially at the end of the game.

The Scott QB got his off of scrambles and counters from defense spying RB's. Great game. O-Line was most deserving of MVP's.

Congratulations to the Eagles.

Congrats to the EAGLES!!! How many openers has Scott ever won in football?

Not a pretty game. Quite a few penalties, and the Eagles fumbled several snaps. West Jessamines RB had to have over 300 yards, including a 90 yarder. Ben Osbourne had a great game running the ball, and was the most effective ballcarrier. Gotta question the West Jessamine coach for running 4 plays at the end of the game without even attempting to give the ball to his stud. He also gave a one fingered salute to the Scott fans in the first half.

 

This coach is always great for some foolishness, he likes to yell at other teams players and make a scene too, whatever gets you going I guess.

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