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Logan County 27 Warren East 19

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I listened to the end of this one on the way home from Munfordville. Logan County had the ball at their own 9 with 3 seconds left, leading by 8. It was 4th down so all they needed was to kill 3 seconds and then it’s over. Often a team will take a safety in that situation. However they snapped the ball and the player slid down OUTSIDE the end zone at the 1 with a second left. Yes, East got one play at the LC 1 yard line with 1 second to go. Dane Parsley ran it on a keeper but he was stopped. The Cougars escaped in spite of one of the most bizarre plays in recent memory. Unbelievable. Also, Warren East led 19-0 after one quarter. Big comeback by the Cougars. 

Was a wild ending indeed, high school kids though you never know what you’re going to get. The Parsley attempt at the end was a very close call and you’d assume the home team would get that call but they didn’t, and to be honest they didn’t deserve to win that game anyways. The Cougars in the 2nd quarter decided to start sending the kitchen sink at the Raiders and they had no answer, the offense for a high scoring Warren East team was stifled for the remainder of the game. Very disappointing loss for the boys in blue which now turns into a three game losing streak, unsure if they’ll beat Franklin Simpson next week or not.

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