Final from Bracken Co.

 

I know Brossart is a 1A school but how many teams in state history has won so many games by such close margins? Got to live the Brossart coaches confidence in their defense. 

Living a charmed life, and are 2-0 in district play.

Very nerve-wracking!!!

Figured this would be a good one. If Dayton and Bellevue didn’t play tonight I may have come out to watch. Congratulations Brossart!

Bracken went for two with 40 seconds left. Not because they wanted to win, but because they don’t have field goal kicker.  

1 minute ago, brooksville said:

Bracken went for two with 40 seconds left. Not because they wanted to win, but because they don’t have field goal kicker.  

Special teams and lack of a good kicking/punting game consistently hurt a lot of Kentucky High School Football teams. 

Tonight another dogfight in the trenches,  Brossart scores on a second quarter 66 yard pass play from Austin Schadler to Alex Amin giving the Mustangs a 7-0 lead which stood, until late in the fourth quarter, when the Polar Bears capitalized on a Brossart turnover taking possession of the ball at the Mustangs' 41 yard line and then scoring on a run by the Freshman Dalton Tartar  With under a minute remaining in the game, the Bears went for the 2-point extra point, game-winning extra points, which was snuffed out by the Mustangs to preserved the one point 7-6 win.

With the win the Mustangs improve to 6-2 and go up 2-0 in District 5, Class 1A play, which will net us a home playoff game on Friday  November 4th.  Our remaining district seeding game is next Friday at home when the Paris Greyhounds come to call.

29 minutes ago, brooksville said:

Bracken went for two with 40 seconds left. Not because they wanted to win, but because they don’t have field goal kicker.  

Bracken County has attempted one kicking PAT this season which was no-good.  They go for 2 on every extra point opportunity.  They also passed much more tonight than is their norm.

2 hours ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

Final from Bracken Co.

This was played at Brossart’s home field, theMAC.