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Shelby Valley VS Paintsville scrimage

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I heard it was a 7-7 tie, but don't rely on that.

I heard it was a 7-7 tie, but don't rely on that.

 

Varsity was a 7-7 tie, Shelby Valley completed a long pass against an undersized sophomore defensive back for a score. Pugh had a long run for a score and Pugh added another long run later in the scrimmage but ran out of gas. With the younger guys in, Corey Humphrey had a run while running QB for a Paintsville score. Valley was big upfront, and wrecked havoc in the Paintsville backfield all-night. Both defenses looked solid. #27 for Shelby Valley stood out, has good speed. Ran Pugh down a couple of times and caught the lone SV score. Paintsville only threw the ball maybe 5 or 6 times and I look for them to put it in the air a lot more, but the Tigers completed 4 of those passes. Patrick Butcher ran the ball hard when the younger guys were in. Cody Reynolds had a couple of nice catches out of the backfield. Pugh, J.J. Hensley, Casey Brown and Kyle Sublett made some sticks on defense. Paintsville's backs hit the whole hard but after losing 5 of their top 6 offensive linemen from last year with inexperience that is expected. SV had 8 in the box all night and brought all 8. The young Tiger line, looked somewhat confused. Hopefully, they'll get some work in to figure out the assignments this week in practice and have a better showing this Friday. On a side note, SV QB left the game with an injury to his knee. Seen him after the scrimmage with ice on it but walking around. Hope he's alright.

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