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Apollo 56 Owensboro Catholic 35

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Levinsky takes the knee to end the game.

Hogg with 332 yards rushing and 6 TDS in a blowout. OCath adds a TD late to make it only 21 point loss.

Hogg with 332 yards rushing and 6 TDS in a blowout. OCath adds a TD late to make it only 21 point loss.

 

That puts him over 2,000 for the season, and it's been a quiet 2K.

 

Any numbers on Hartz?

Apollo has played an extremely tough schedule and is the better team now - good scheduling coach, it's paying dividends.

Hartz had 5 tds and 1 int. Aces could not stop Hogg but it was back and forth into the third quarter when a fumble at the goal line as Mundy was going into the end zone completely turned the game. That would have made it 28-28, but Apollo opened the floodgates after that.

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I started saying Apollo looked like a different football team after they beat Meade in the 5th game of the season.

 

In game 6, they put up 51 points, but the defense couldn’t stop Hunter Bradley against McCracken Co.

 

I stand by my statement that a dirty shot by Henderson that injured Levinsky changed the outcome of that game.

 

Marshall County played the game of their lives to keep that one close.

 

Apollo had all the gears turning, but a couple of mental lapses cost them big against Daviess County.

 

Tonight, against Owensboro Catholic, they put all the pieces together and closed out a big game. It’s only the second time they’ve beaten Catholic in the six years I’ve followed the program.

 

I’ll openly admit to being a hometown fan, but the team is definitely on the upswing.

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