Voice of Reason Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 That was a great game based on following it in the update thread. Congratulations to Caldwell Co.
mcpapa Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 One of several I missed this evening. Congrats to Caldwell!
frankdracman23 Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 The West 2A playoffs should be really interesting after this result and the CAL result versus Male. And add in DeSales.
MHSCardinal Posted November 2, 2013 Author Posted November 2, 2013 Both these teams are very, very good and very evenly matched. Sindelar is all that and a bag of chips. Peppers, the 6'8 WR is a handful to handle and Boyd made 3 or 4 really great runs, breaking tackles as he went. Really a solid RB. Had 230 yds rushing on the night. Mayfield freshman RB Tragen Bright had over 100 yds for the Cardinals, taking over for Mills in the 2nd qtr after Stuart got banged up a little. Bright's going to be a dandy before all's said and done. Mills did come back to split time with Bright and he also had a solid game. Guhy threw for over 200 yds with a couple of TDs, but, didn't have one of his better nights, but, give the Tigers secondary credit, as they played well all night and didn't give him a lot of room to throw the ball. As expected, both offenses shined and had the advantage over the others defense, but, Caldwell came up with a few more stops when they needed them and Sindelar seemed to always come up big when faced with 3rd downs and a chance to get there offense off the field. Congratulations to Caldwell and good luck in the playoffs. Hope to see you in BGreen. I think we will. And to the Cardinals, nothing to hold your heads about here, you played a great game and congrats on the 23 game win streak. I'm sure we'll also see you again knocking on the door for another Gold Ball.
00Rocket28 Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 Both these teams are very, very good and very evenly matched. Sindelar is all that and a bag of chips. Peppers, the 6'8 WR is a handful to handle and Boyd made 3 or 4 really great runs, breaking tackles as he went. Really a solid RB. Had 230 yds rushing on the night. Mayfield freshman RB Tragen Bright had over 100 yds for the Cardinals, taking over for Mills in the 2nd qtr after Stuart got banged up a little. Bright's going to be a dandy before all's said and done. Mills did come back to split time with Bright and he also had a solid game. Guhy threw for over 200 yds with a couple of TDs, but, didn't have one of his better nights, but, give the Tigers secondary credit, as they played well all night and didn't give him a lot of room to throw the ball. As expected, both offenses shined and had the advantage over the others defense, but, Caldwell came up with a few more stops when they needed them and Sindelar seemed to always come up big when faced with 3rd downs and a chance to get there offense off the field. Congratulations to Caldwell and good luck in the playoffs. Hope to see you in BGreen. I think we will. And to the Cardinals, nothing to hold your heads about here, you played a great game and congrats on the 23 game win streak. I'm sure we'll also see you again knocking on the door for another Gold Ball. Any relation to Mikey Bright from the mid 90's?
Voice of Reason Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 Any relation to Mikey Bright from the mid 90's? I believe Mikey is Tragen's dad.
MHSCardinal Posted November 2, 2013 Author Posted November 2, 2013 I believe Mikey is Tragen's dad. That is correct.. Going to be a stud..
twenty4seven Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 Congratulations to the Tigers...it takes a good team to hand the Cardinals a loss...well done
PtownDude Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 What a hard-hitting ballgame! Incredible atmosphere at Tiger Stadium. It was like being at a college game. I didn't believe the game could live up to the hype, but it may have surpassed it!
madman Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 Sounds like a great game between two very good teams. Good luck to both in the playoffs.
DreamKiller Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 Both these teams are very, very good and very evenly matched. Sindelar is all that and a bag of chips. Peppers, the 6'8 WR is a handful to handle and Boyd made 3 or 4 really great runs, breaking tackles as he went. Really a solid RB. Had 230 yds rushing on the night. Mayfield freshman RB Tragen Bright had over 100 yds for the Cardinals, taking over for Mills in the 2nd qtr after Stuart got banged up a little. Bright's going to be a dandy before all's said and done. Mills did come back to split time with Bright and he also had a solid game. Guhy threw for over 200 yds with a couple of TDs, but, didn't have one of his better nights, but, give the Tigers secondary credit, as they played well all night and didn't give him a lot of room to throw the ball. As expected, both offenses shined and had the advantage over the others defense, but, Caldwell came up with a few more stops when they needed them and Sindelar seemed to always come up big when faced with 3rd downs and a chance to get there offense off the field. Congratulations to Caldwell and good luck in the playoffs. Hope to see you in BGreen. I think we will. And to the Cardinals, nothing to hold your heads about here, you played a great game and congrats on the 23 game win streak. I'm sure we'll also see you again knocking on the door for another Gold Ball. You are truly a class act!
snakesnot_2000 Posted November 2, 2013 Posted November 2, 2013 Congrats to Caldwell County. They have a high potent offense and will be hard to beat. I thought Mayfield had it's chance's and when we tied it 41-41 , Mayfield had the ball and would have had a 1st down on the 30 but got a holding call. Caldwell scored their next series. Both teams are weak on defense and Mayfield has been all year. Entertaining game to watch. I thought Caldwell moved the much easier than Mayfield, they have some very fine receivers and #21 is extremely fast.
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