Glasgow (7-1) fell behind Monroe County by two TDs last week before storming back and then pulling away to win by three scores. Running back Nick Mitchell has carried the load for the Scotties this year, rushing for 1,348 yards and 20 TDs. Metcalfe County's (1-7) defense has played well enough to earn a few wins this year, but the offense has struggled to put points on the board.

No contest! Scotties Roll!

This will be a quick one. Glasgow is just a lot better than the young Hornets. Bright days ahead for Metcalfe but not this week.

This will be a quick one. Glasgow is just a lot better than the young Hornets. Bright days ahead for Metcalfe but not this week.

 

Metcalfe,

 

I'm interested in your team. What makes you think bright days ahead?

Metcalfe,

 

I'm interested in your team. What makes you think bright days ahead?

 

Metcalfe is a very young team this season. 5 freshmen start on offense, most effective WR prior to injury is a sophomore, and best player whose ran QB most of the year is a sophomore. The freshman class was very successful through little league and middle school and added a QB to the class whose also taken snaps at the varsity level this season as well. Metcalfe has been in most of the games they’ve played in this season including blowing leads in several of them in the second half. Also it helps that Glasgow and Monroe will be gone from the district starting next season.