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Highlands 41 Ryle 7 (Frosh)

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Complete domination by the Birds.

 

Grady Cramer threw for 300+ and 4 Td's.

Brycen Huddleston had 2 TD receptions.

Cooper Schwalbach scored 2 TD's one on a long punt return and another a 44 yrd jaunt.

Austin King caught the final TD pass.

 

Statement game for the Birds vs a Ryle program that apparently was up 34-16 last yr with 2 min left and onside kicked.

 

Birds defense was smothering and had 3 picks in the game. Bailey Armstrong led the secondary with 2 giving him 7 on the year in just 8 games played.

 

Great job Birds!

 

Birds are now 7-2

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Strong showing by the Baby Birds.

 

Congrats!

I believe that Brycen caught 3 TD passes. Ryle did not score until there were just 5 mins. to go to avoid the shutout. Nice game for the birds.

Good job Birds. Next week's rematch with the Camels will be must see TV.

Nice job baby birds!

Sounds like in the next couple years Ryle will be back to being Ryle and Highlands will be back to being Highlands.

Nice job baby birds!

Sounds like in the next couple years Ryle will be back to being Ryle and Highlands will be back to being Highlands.

 

So Frosh ball DOES mean something and is an indicator of future results?

So Frosh ball DOES mean something and is an indicator of future results?

 

Ha I was just being a turd.... Ryle is doing great.

Why, when your team is down 20-0 at the half, do you try an onside kick to open the 2nd half, giving the Birds a short field for a touchdown 2 plays later? Not only did it backfire badly, it really fired up the Birds who put up 21 quick points in the 3rd quarter.

Why, when your team is down 20-0 at the half, do you try an onside kick to open the 2nd half, giving the Birds a short field for a touchdown 2 plays later? Not only did it backfire badly, it really fired up the Birds who put up 21 quick points in the 3rd quarter.

 

It's a short game- why wouldn't you?

Complete domination by the Birds.

 

Grady Cramer threw for 300+ and 4 Td's.

Brycen Huddleston had 2 TD receptions.

Cooper Schwalbach scored 2 TD's one on a long punt return and another a 44 yrd jaunt.

Austin King caught the final TD pass.

 

Statement game for the Birds vs a Ryle program that apparently was up 34-16 last yr with 2 min left and onside kicked.

 

Birds defense was smothering and had 3 picks in the game. Bailey Armstrong led the secondary with 2 giving him 7 on the year in just 8 games played.

 

Great job Birds!

 

Birds are now 7-2

 

Wow, still mad about last year ; )

Wow, still mad about last year ; )

 

No it actually Dates back to 2007. Ryle handed Highlands Frosh it's 1st loss in like 3 years with Conner Hemple playing QB. The loss wasn't the biggest insult. It was the Entire Ryle team and Coaching Staff dancing on the "H" at Midfield after the Win. In my best Dale Mueller voice when he witnessed what was going on...."There's no way they are dancing on my Football field" I remember it like it was yesterday and Dale still talks about it on a Regular basis. So yes there is some ill will towards the Program from Union.

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It's a short game- why wouldn't you?

 

For the very reasons I mentioned above.

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