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Bowling Green/Pulaski County Updates

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Gregory is part of the three headed monster for Pulaski County: Hall, Gregory and Conwell. Gregory has over 600 yards rushing coming in.

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Pulaski looks GOOD!!!

 

They are good. Really good. I've been trying to tell folks all season.

Riley Hall over 3,000 yards passing.

Jeez, Pulaski actually looked faster so far...but it is still only 4 plays in.

Gregory is part of the three headed monster for Pulaski County: Hall, Gregory and Conwell. Gregory has over 600 yards rushing coming in.

 

Conwell is not playing tonight.

Kick off into the endzone.

1st down BG, quick pass to the right side.

How so? The WKU game is what messed everything up...it is just 8:30 local time in Bowling Green. A lot of early season Bowl Games have the second game kick off this late or later.

 

 

Western will host the conference C-Ship a lot if they stay in that weak conference and the high school championships will continue to be treated like a step child.

Perfect blocking too for BG.

Another 1st down for BG on a short pass, Justin Gentry I believe.

BG giving Pulaski a lot of different formations.

No huddle offense for BG.

Broadcast quality is good, announcers really good.

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