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Bishop Brossart 35 Covington Holy Cross 0

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Final.

 

Here is the stat summary for the game.

TurboStats GameCast for Football: Holy Cross Indians_vs_Bishop Brossart Mustangs

Bishop Brossart dominates Covington Holy Cross 35-0 tonight at Thomas More University.  RB Cameron Mandel rushes 15 times for 141 yards and 1 TD.  Landon Geyer also had a score.  QB Tyler Holtz throws for 3 touchdowns to Keegan Gulley, Issac Amin and Quinten Tischner.  The Mustang defense held the Indians to 52 yards rushing and 61 yards passing.  Indians RB Trevin Figgs had some success early and ended with 54 yards.

Bishop Brossart (6-1) is at home to play Ludlow next Friday night.  Covington Holy Cross (2-5) travels to play Trimble County next Friday night.

Appreciate the stats as always!

While the final score reads 35-0, we were scoreless after a period of play, with the Indians, first and goal to start the second quarter.  That threat ended at the 1/2 yard line, as the Tribe turned the ball over to Brossart on downs.  At that point, the Mustangs went on a 99 1/2 yard drive, culminating with a 3 yard touchdown pass to Keegan Gulley and the Mustangs never looked back.

Ludlow, the defending District Champions, come to Alexandria next Friday night, in all likelihood, with the District Championship and Playoff top seed hanging in the balance.

@Mustang You need to work on getting Adam some help with the Bishop Brossart stats.  I was talking with him after the game and he is creating the stat report himself from film in the morning hours after the game.

1 hour ago, nkypete said:

@Mustang You need to work on getting Adam some help with the Bishop Brossart stats.  I was talking with him after the game and he is creating the stat report himself from film in the morning hours after the game.

I'm not sure what program Paul Wiggins used, but I was provided game stats the night of the game.  When I asked Adam to be included in the stats shared with his coaches, he told me that what he puts on Riherds 24 to 48 hours later sometimes, is what the coaches were getting.

While I have some strengths, Stats (Basketball and Football) are not my strong suit.  I've always depended on guys like Jeff Miller - Basketball, and Joey Martin - Football.

Congratulations to Brossart, the Mustangs are having themselves a nice season to this point. I look forward to seeing how the next game goes against Ludlow. If Dayton’s last game at Davis Field wasn’t this Friday, I’d be at the Brossart and Ludlow game.

8 hours ago, Mustang said:

I'm not sure what program Paul Wiggins used, but I was provided game stats the night of the game.  When I asked Adam to be included in the stats shared with his coaches, he told me that what he puts on Riherds 24 to 48 hours later sometimes, is what the coaches were getting.

While I have some strengths, Stats (Basketball and Football) are not my strong suit.  I've always depended on guys like Jeff Miller - Basketball, and Joey Martin - Football.

I started using Turbostats last year when Digital Scout went defunct.  I didn't want to appear to mix in Mustang business.  I just happen to be a good friend of the Kozerski family and I want to see Adam succeed and not be under extra stress.  As you probably know, with my software, I'm on the Indians sideline recording the stats along with my spotters.  There is a "live to the Internet" version of the software which we did not pay for.

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