Hopkinsville has been a thorn in the side of PT for quite some time. They are 8-2 against Tilghman the last 10 and 4-1 since they resumed the series in 2017, including the win at Tilghman to end the regular season a year ago. 

This year, even with all the upper hands the Tigers have had on Tilghman, I think the only question is when does the running clock start? 

It's been a sad state thus far for the Tigers and it doesn't seem promising moving forward for them. I hate to see it. 

Whether Carter plays or not again in this one won't be a factor. PT most likely will be prohibitive favorites in all their games the rest of the season. 

Can Hopkinsville at least put together some good drives and give themselves a little confidence? I hope so, no one wants to see them in the condition in which this season has started. 

No they can not...

Running clock by halftime!

Tilghman names the score and wins big. 

The most pitiful Hoptown team I've ever seen.

With that being said, PT should have a regular season undefeated team.

Definitely is one of the worst Hopkinsville teams in their long history. The schedule also did them zero favors as they have played 4 top 10 ranked teams in their classes out of the first 5.

This week will be another clock runner early as PT has too much for Hopkinsville. They are staring at a 10-0 season and 3 rounds of home field in the playoffs. 

Paducah Tilghman wins 54 to 7.

Clock runner for the Big Blue Wind, Hoptown is very down.  

Tilghman should run with this game quick 42-14 Tornadoes.

Bump.

This game was moved from it's original 7:00 p.m. Central start time to 7:30 earlier in the week. 

This game will also recognize the players from the 1973 Championship team at halftime. 50 year anniversary. 

Carter is dressed for this one after missing last week. Uriah Virzi, one of three PT players coming out with crutches. 

I counted 39 players for Hopkinsville as they ran on the field. 

27 yd td pass on 4th and 5. 

PT 7 Hopkinsville 0

9:25 1st qtr.