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Russell vs. Ashland (Frosh) Predictions/Updates

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I have zero expectations for this game, because I know nothing about Ashland's freshmen and all I've seen of Russell's is mop-up duty on Friday nights, and it can be hard to tell from that small sample size.

 

Russell's got a very promising QB named Logan Lundy. It's possible - perhaps likely, given that Russell always calls up some eighth graders for this game - that Ashland could see a healthy dose of Andre Crews tonight. He looks like a kid with tremendous upside.

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Ashland went 3 and out on their 1st possession.

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8-0 Russell Logan Lundy to Carson Patrick. 55 yard pass for the td.

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Logan lundy to Mason Lykins 55 yard td pass.

 

16-0 4:30 1st

Big play there by Ethan Oborne with the pick as Ashland was driving, which Russell quickly turns into points.

Lundy was 3/3 for 164 yards and two touchdowns in the first quarter.

Lundy is picked off at Ashland's 5 to turn Russell away. Big stop there for the Tomcats to prevent a score that would have really put Ashland in a bad spot.

Russell driving in Ashland territory with a minute to go in the half.

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24-0 5 yard td pass to Ethan Oborne.

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