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Bullitt East Hunter Perdue 7 TDs in the 1st Half and he only touched the ball 9 times

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Bullitt East seems to have come to life. The RB had 7 TDs in the 1st half and was pulled with 2 minutes left in the 2nd quarter. I know the defense has had some problems, but not tonight. 69-0!

 

Perdue, who leads the state in rushing, had 129 yards on 7 carries, 5TDs. The 2 times he was tackled they were called for face masking him. 1 Rec for 37 yards 1TD. They punted to him, which most teams don't do, he returned it 75 yards for a TD. Then they kicked out of bounds after that.

Nelson Co. is extremely young and inexperienced, so I wouldn't read too much into this.

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He has 21 TDs on the year and leads all classes in rushing (against teams like Central Hardin, Shelby County, Spencer)

Impressive no matter the team.

He has 21 TDs on the year and leads all classes in rushing (against teams like Central Hardin, Shelby County, Spencer)

What's his year, size, etc.? Is he extremely fast?

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Class of 2018, 5'11" 190. Not sure about recent 40 times. I know he ran a 4.6 at the Univ. of Cincinnati last year. He seems faster than he was last year.

Did I hear correctly that this game was called at halftime?

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Did I hear correctly that this game was called at halftime?

 

No, It was not called at halftime. The younger players played the second half.

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