The Frederick Douglass Broncos make the trip across town this Friday night to take on the Generals of Lexington Lafayette at 6:30. These two teams have the exact opposite records the Broncos are 2-0 and the Generals are 0-2. Lafayette was totally dominated this past Friday by Scott County 41-0. The Generals only had 110 yards of total offense with 111 yards passing and a -1  yards rushing. Their defense allowed the Cardinals 417 total yards with 295 yards rushing and 122 yards passing.

The Generals are led on offense by quarterback Stephen Dawahare who through two games has thrown for 362 yards with 2 touchdowns and 5 interceptions. Lafayette's top receivers so far this season are Tanner Pace and Lucas Doneghy. Pace through two games has close to 200 yards receiving and a touchdown, Doneghy has almost 150 yard receiving with a touchdown as well.

Frederick Douglass is coming off of a dominate win over Tates Creek on Friday night. The Borncos led 43-0 at the half and had a running clock with just over 3 minutes into the 2nd quarter. The Broncos racked up 365 yards of total offense most of which was done in about a quarter and a half. Douglass was able to get 62 players so varsity playing time in the game.

On offense Bronco quarterback Samuel Cornett had another good game. He was 10/13 passing for 218 yards with 3 touchdowns and no interceptions. Cornett on the season has thrown for right at 400 yards with 5 touchdowns and no interceptions. The Douglass talented wide-receiver group was again led by Dane Key and Cameron Dunn. Key had 2 receptions for 50 yards and a touchdown. Dunn had 3 receptions for 57 yards and a touchdown as well. Ty Bryant led the Broncos in rushing with  just 2 carries but had 52 yards and a touchdown.

The Broncos defense had another excellent game with the Commodores, coming off only allowing Bryan Station 14 points in the opening week they held Tates Creek scoreless and only allowed 54 total yards. They allowed the Commodores 55 yards passing and -1 yards rushing. The defense was a group effort they had 11 tackles for loss with 3 sacks and a interception.

Lafayette like Tates Creek last week go into the game 0-4 all-time vs Douglass and will most likely fall to 0-5 after this Friday night. The Generals in those 4 prior games have been outscored 140-26. They have not scored on the Broncos since 2017. I look for this one to get ugly fast as well.

 

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This could be running clock by halftime.

51 minutes ago, Tigerpride94 said:

This could be running clock by halftime.

I would say before. Tates Creek was with I think 8:46 remaining in the 2nd quarter.

56-0 Broncos. Week one, they were clearly still working some things out that would have been figured out if their 2nd scrimmage hadn't been rained out. 

Lafayette is hapless on both sides of the ball, it is a looooong season ahead of them.

FD running clock second quarter! 

Between Lexington Lafayette and Tates Creek HS, I don't see those program winning too many games between them these next few season.

FD by a TON.

This game will be on NFHS live feed with kickoff at 6:30.

3 minutes in Douglass leads 7-0 on a TD pass from Cornett to Dunn. 

Douglass hold the Generals on downs for the 2nd time and on 4 plays score on a 5 yard run by Cornett the 2 point conversion is good with 5:24 left in the fist quarter Douglass leads 15-0. 

Douglass gets a 3 and out of defense after Cornett throws his first interception of the season in the General’s endzone. Douglass scores on its next possession on the first play. The Broncos lead 22-0 with 38.6 to play in the first quarter. 

Douglass scores again on their 4th possession they lead 29-0 with 9:30 left in the 2nd quarter. 

Douglass scores on a Dane Key 15 yard touchdown the extra point is good Douglass leads 36-0 with 6:04 left in the 2nd quarter it is now a running clock. 

Another score for Douglass off of Lafayette fumble they now lead 43-0 with 3:00 left in 2nd quarter. 

Cam Dunn runs the 2nd half kickoff back for a touchdown. Douglass leads 50-0 with 11:46 left in the 3rd quarter.