The Pikeville Panthers got back in the winning column last night by defeating the South Floyd Raiders at Hillard Howard Field in Pikeville. The Raiders put up a good fight, and never gave up, but the Panthers were just too much.

Edited September 26, 201510 yr by Big Five -0-
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Sort of rhetorical in such a blowout... but any details?

 

Did Coach Mac mix it up any? Pugh have a lightened workload?

No stats available. I missed almost all of the 1st qtr. However, this is what i got up to speed on. Coach Mac, as expected played as many as possible for the game experience, and to rest his starters. Sophomore Wyatt Battaile started at QB, and spread the wealth by completing passes to Clay Slone, AJ Vanderbeck, and Andrew McNamee. I think all three scores on pass receptions. Cody Charles looked very good, as well as Vanderbeck running jet sweeps. Blake Charles scores from short yardage. Daric Pugh played very little , although he had to scores from short yardage. After that, it was all JV, and underclassmen, who received valuable game experience. South Floyd's line has good size, and the QB looks pretty good as well as a couple of pretty good RBS. If Pikeville plays next Friday with the "fire in their bellies" as they did last night, it will be a great game at Hazard. One note to make that I can appreciate, was when the third stringers scored the last few times, Coach Mac instructed no extra point(s). You can appreciate the class.

No extra points? What did they do?

No extra points? What did they do?

 

I presume they took a knee.. looks like Pikeville was trying not to break the 70 point mark

I presume they took a knee.. looks like Pikeville was trying not to break the 70 point mark

 

That's what I am wondering. I assume they took knees too.

No extra points? What did they do?

 

When you don't take the points, you take a knee.

I presume they took a knee.. looks like Pikeville was trying not to break the 70 point mark

 

 

Should have made myself clear. They took a knee, trying to not run the score up.