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Hopkinsville 17 McCracken County 14 (Scrimmage)

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2 & a half quarters of an extremely good football scrimmage that had a game like atmosphere. 

Very entertaining game. 

Daisjuan Mercer looks like the heir apparent to Reese Jesse at WR for Hoptown. The junior scored both Tiger touchdowns and had 150+ yards receiving. For McCracken, Bradley is apparently trying to add sack artist to his resume. He posted three last night after not playing defense for the Mustangs the last two years.

I left in the middle of the 3rd quarter, McCracken played great at times and then would give up a big scramble play, dropped passes by both teams. Bradley played early on mostly on defense and made several big sacks Odd game as very little sustained drives, McCracken scored first on a recovered ball at the 1 yard line on a bad snap on a punt attempt and then fumbled inside the red zone and Hopkinsville went on a 17-0 run before McCracken returned a kickoff for 97 yards and a touchdown before the half. McCracken got the ball to start the2nd half but didn't move it with a holding penalty stopping a possible scoring drive. Then they played giving the ball at the 20 yard line to both teams and no one scored again.

Any video?

 

No video, Hopkinsville quarterback was very good on scrambles and completed several passes, but they had lots of leg cramps. I don't think anyone had any major injuries. First game mistakes by both teams.

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