Final.

 

Scott cruises.

Final

 

Per KHSAA Scoreboard.

Why didn't England play in the first half for Ryle? Still injured? Wouldn't of mattered in this game, but need him on the field down the road.

Groin still a problem in first half, glad it got stretched and loose enough to play with JV squad. Shouldn't have played at all, we do need him in district play. Just wish he would put his helmet on and get on the field. They were state champs for a reason, wouldn't have mattered but would have like to see what he could do with the ones. If he is the best player on the team, they really need him to start carrying the load. We had a lot of dropped passes, as well as held the ball to long. For a coach that has worked with quarterbacks as long as Engler one would think we could throw the ball away instead of taking sacks or forcing throws into coverage. Again the result was as everyone predicted and I don't believe any big injuries took place. Let's keep working boys. Let's cross the river and have some fun!

Groin still a problem in first half, glad it got stretched and loose enough to play with JV squad. Shouldn't have played at all, we do need him in district play. Just wish he would put his helmet on and get on the field. They were state champs for a reason, wouldn't have mattered but would have like to see what he could do with the ones. If he is the best player on the team, they really need him to start carrying the load. We had some dropped passes, as well as held the ball to long. For a coach that has worked with quarterbacks as long as Engler one would think we could throw the ball away instead of taking sacks or forcing throws into coverage. Again the result was as everyone predicted and I don't believe any big injuries took place. Let's keep working boys. Let's cross the river and have some fun!

Cards roll up Raiders

 

BOONE — Scott County had one goal on its mind Friday night: moving to 2-0.

 

The Cardinals accomplished that and more, wrecking the Ryle Raiders 46-14.

 

“We’ve obviously got to clean up some penalties, and we had one bad drive with a missed field goal, but I thought we took some steps forward tonight,” said SCHS coach Jim McKee. “We just have to get better day by day and hope we are playing our best football in November.”

 

The Raiders were no match for No. 1 ranked Scott County, which piled up more than 400 yards of offense for the second week in a row and tallied a 36-0 lead in the first half.

 

The Cards were five-for-five on drives in the first 24 minutes of the game.

 

Junior fullback Noah Hughes opened up the scoring with back-to-back short-yard scores.