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Spencer County 77 Bullitt Central 42

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It came down to who could hit their free throws.

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It came down to who could hit their free throws.

 

The last time these two met in basketball the final was 42-39 Bullitt Central.

Spencer County must have had Bo Jackson from Tecmo Bowl.....

Bears look tough!!! Those are Madden #s

Hey, there is always the rule that you can't use the Raiders in Tecmo Bowl! That was ALWAYS a given!

Spencer County rushed for 743 yards.

 

I realize Spencer has good RBs and all, but that's just crazy. If that 743 number is correct, it was just 3 yards shy of breaking the state record (Conner v. Franklin Co. in 2011).

 

Did the Bears have any passing yards? The state record for total offense in a game appears to be 864.

SC running game is outstanding. I have to give a hand to the BC QB as well. He had over 500 total yards, 445 passing 2 TDs and 115 rushing 1 TD. Outstanding performance from that SC team. WOW

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Edited by HSfootball1
mistake

Jason Frakes tweeted Spencer has an unofficial rushing total of 748 which would break the record. That was from their stat guy at the game. They are going to verify the numbers.

What type of offense does SC run? There was a game in PA last week that was like 109 to 70 something.

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