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Green County at Taylor County Predictions/Updates

Who wins this Game? 13 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins this Game?

    • Green County
      69%
      9
    • Taylor County
      30%
      4

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11:42 to go in the second and Green leads 16-7. Taylor has loaded the box and the Dragons have thrown the ball well and Houchens broke a long 60 plus yard run down to the 2 and the Dragons punched it on for another score. 
Taylor has moved the ball easily, but the Dragons have stripped two Taylor backs fighting for extra yards and have scored after each turnover. 

  • Author

I might also add Smith is playing for Taylor and he makes them an entirely different team. If he plays the entire game against Larue or Spencer, I think they may have won both those games, he’s that good. 

  • Author

Taylor scored right after that post, to make it 16-15, and then Houchens broke another long  run for about 50 to the house. Dragons lead 24-15 about 9 to go in the second. 

  • Author

Taylor scores on a fourth and 20 on a jump ball TD. Dragons still lead 24-23 with 4 to go in the second. 

  • Author

Dragons March the field again and score just before half and lead 30-23 at the half. The Dragons will receive the kickoff to start the second half. 
Taylor is explosive on offense, and I truly think if smith played last week, and didn’t go out against Larue in the third quarter, they would be sitting at 3-0. Taylor will score points against anyone they play, just how many will they give up is the issue. 

2 hours ago, Brown said:

Uhhhh….Smith is the top skill player in the area.

I seriously doubt that. 

47 minutes ago, GC-Dragons said:

I might also add Smith is playing for Taylor and he makes them an entirely different team. If he plays the entire game against Larue or Spencer, I think they may have won both those games, he’s that good. 

Yep I watched him, incredibly fast and shifty.

  • Author

Taylor has taken the lead on two big runs by Smith. 37-30 Taylor with about 2 minutes to go the third. 

  • Author

Houchens with a 55 yard catch down to the 15. Seymour down to the 4. It’s first and goal for the Dragons. 

  • Author

Dragons score and miss the two point conversion. Taylor leads 37-36 with about 10 to go. Taylor has it 4th and 15 on the 45 yard line with a timeout called. 

  • Author

Taylor comes right back and scores. The Dragons answer back and Taylor scores again to retake the lead 45-42. The Dragons throw a deep ball and the Dragon receiver is interfered with and a no call and an interception. Taylor is driving with the ball now trying to run out the clock. 

  • Author

The Dragons have no timeouts and Taylor runs out the clock. The pass interference call was a back breaker, it would have kept the drive going if not have been a catch, but that football, not every call goes your way, but give credit to Taylor, they played with a ton of heart and Effort and pulled out the win.

 This is the Green County offense I expected all year and they finally played up to there potential. Defensively they have a long way to go. If the young guys finally figure it out on defense, I wouldn’t want to meet the Dragons later on during the playoffs. This team is capable, and have the talent of a top 5 2A team, just have to put it all together. 

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