I think the question is...Does Male turn this into a running clock? Looks like Male going to keep rolling on offense. Maybe Male comes out 2nd half like they have it won and Scott County comes back.

 

That's so weird. I was out having my Benchmark and Coke in the other room having this conversation with myself, at least the running clock one.

 

Scott County can't move the ball and it took a Pro Level catch for Scott County to get on the board.

I’m going to say No.

 

Which one are you saying no to?

Which one are you saying no to?

 

No to a running clock.

First Half:

 

Male

201 total yards

88 yards passing

113 yards rushing

31 total plays

11 first downs

4-6 on third down conversions

1-1 on fourth down conversions

3-3 scoring in the red zone

1 penalty for 5 yards

0 turnovers

 

Scott County

110 total yards

46 yards passing

64 yards rushing

23 total plays

4 first downs

1-5 on third down conversions

2-3 on fourth down conversions

1-1 scoring in the red zone

1 penalty for 15 yards

0 turnovers

Bulldogs set to kickoff.

Kick is out of bounds.

 

Scott County opts for a re-kick.

Scott County takes the kick at the 11 and Barnett is absolutely leveled at the 29 yard line.

 

1st and 10 Cardinals.

McKee overthrows his receiver. 2nd and 10 Scott County on their own 29 yard line.

Brown carries it out to the 35 yard line. 3rd and 4 Cardinals.

Scott County having some success running the ball but Male is still swarming them.

Pitch to Brown runs it around the right to the 44 yard line. 1st and 10 Cardinals.

Barnett with a hard run, breaking some tackles. 1st and 10 Cardinals on the Male 39 yard line.

20 Austin Barnett with a very powerful run up the gut for Scott County.

 

The Cards are near midfield.

All the sudden Scott County is running the ball on Male.

Another 1st down. Scott County on the Male 29 yard line.