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Scott County 38 Henry Clay 14

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  • Defending Class 6A champ Scott County beats Henry Clay 38-14 for its 22nd consecutive victory.
     
     

If Scott County's first string played all game, it would have definitely been worse. The Cardinals looked impressive.

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If Scott County's first string played all game, it would have definitely been worse. The Cardinals looked impressive.

 

Think they could repeat this year.

Think they could repeat this year.

 

Based on what I watched tonight, absolutely. I was very surprised with their defense. Offensively, they are loaded in the backfield. Guy and Price looked really good at RB (if I have their names right) and McKee made some nice deep passes.

Edited by hrcarrier

38-0 halftime.

 

SCHS forced three turnovers and held the state's rushing leaders to just 58 yards rushing (31 one of which came on Henry Clay's first play from scrimmage) in the first half.

 

Hope the James kid for Clay is going to be OK! Took a big hit in the second quarter and never returned.

I thought this would be a lot closer. Impressive win for the Cardinals.

I thought this would be a lot closer. Impressive win for the Cardinals.

Understatement lol wow total beat

Scott County junior defensive back Keeshon Brent said he and his teammates heard “a lot of talk” from Henry Clay on social media leading up to the game.

 

“We showed ‘em who we are, and our good Cardinal ‘D’ brought it to’ ‘em. We showed ‘em who the real dogs are.”

Edited by gamebreaker

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