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Ryle vs Beechwood (Scrimmage)

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6 minutes ago, SPKY17 said:

Beechwood kicked two FG’s for sure 

Just watched the game. Only 1 FG by Beechwood in the 1 quarter. Don’t think teams usually kick FG’s during 10 play format. As an example, Ryle threw a pick in the end zone on their 10th play from the 9 yard line.
 

Might be getting confused with their extra points.

 

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  • futurecoach
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    You know it’s football season when there is a big debate on who won a scrimmage. ?

  • Voice of Reason
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    I have the play chart if you want me to break it down even further. I can tell you what happened on every play in the scrimmage. The whole scrimmage including all 40 plays that were run before they ra

  • Voice of Reason
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    Ryle first 10 > Drove to about the 20 then on their 10th play Beechwood interception in the end zone BW first 10 > 23 yard TD pass on play 6; couple nice 25 yards passes in the next 4 plays

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Ok you are right.  Ryle fans go ahead and keep thinking you won a “scrimmage’.  Maybe you can come to Lexington in December and watch Beechwood play in a real game.

2 minutes ago, Cousin Chris said:

Ok you are right.  Ryle fans go ahead and keep thinking you won a “scrimmage’.  Maybe you can come to Lexington in December and watch Beechwood play in a real game.

Sorry you can’t accept that one team had more points, but it’s a fact. Don’t think it means much to either team.

Good luck this season. 

44 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

Ryle first 10 > Drove to about the 20 then on their 10th play Beechwood interception in the end zone

BW first 10 > 23 yard TD pass on play 6; couple nice 25 yards passes in the next 4 plays but no score

Ryle second 10 > BW pick 6 on play 6; next play 5 yard catch and 65 yard run for Ryle TD

BW second 10 > Like Ryle's first possession, drove length of field then kicked a 27 yard FG

BW 17 Ryle 7

Live quarter play

Ryle QB scrambles around left end for a 65 yard TD 17-14

BW 3 plays and punt

Ryle 10 play drive then they miss a 36 yard FG try

BW 6 play drive ends with a 39 yard FG for BW 20-14

Ryle 3 plays and punt, end of varsity

Varsity final score BW 20 Ryle 14

2 minutes ago, footballfan21212 said:

Sorry you can’t accept that one team had more points, but it’s a fact. Don’t think it means much to either team.

Good luck this season. 

@footballfan21212 is @Voice of Reason's accounting of the scoring incorrect?

1 hour ago, footballfan21212 said:

Sorry you can’t accept that one team had more points, but it’s a fact. Don’t think it means much to either team.

Good luck this season. 

I have the play chart if you want me to break it down even further. I can tell you what happened on every play in the scrimmage. The whole scrimmage including all 40 plays that were run before they ran timed play. Beechwood won 20-14.

But honestly, so what. It is scrimmage one. Both teams are working on things. Both teams played different players, ran different plays, experimented with players and plays. Did things in situations they wouldn't do in a real game. Two hand touch on the QB. No special teams returns. It's not that important to get all caught up in the score. Overall, I would say it was a pretty even matchup. 

You know it’s football season when there is a big debate on who won a scrimmage. ?

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