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Franklin County 62 North Oldham 0

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Final. The Flyers jumped on the Mustangs early scoring on the 2nd play of the game and they never looked back. Leading 48-0 at the half the Mustangs HC asked for 8 minute quarters with the running clock. The 8 minute quarter request was a new one on me. I've never seen that at the HS level. A fast 2nd half finished with the Flyers JV/Frosh Defense stopping North Oldham deep in Flyer territory. The HC that wanted 8 minute quarters was calling timeouts with under 20 seconds left. It seemed odd to me but the Flyer D closed out strong and ended it.

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The Flyer Offense put up about 450 yards of Offense on 35 plays last night. The ball was really spread around too. Big plays by #2, #13, #6, #7 and #18 along with strong play by QB Nick Broyles. Time to prepare for Waggner Flyers. Keep grinding!

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I'm still waiting and wondering to hear if any of you have heard or seen of the request for 8 minute quarters at the High School level? Curious minds want to know.

I’ve seen it a couple of times, it isn’t very common since most varsity head coaches will at least want to put up a fight. It has to be mutually agreed-upon, and the winning team might want that extra time to get some reps for the younger guys. But I have seen it used in the past, almost exclusively during non-district regular season games.

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