Final from the matinee of the Rebel Bowl in Danville. The Maroons scored 21 unanswered in the second half to pull away from Station after a tight first half.

Station is off to their annual 0-3 start it seems.

I thought Pulaski's depth or lack thereof would come into play in this game with it being at 5 pm and on the warmer side. The coaching staff done a great job of adjusting at halftime and came out in the second half and took control of the game. Bryan Station I thought was a great test for us, now onto North Hardin where our offensive line will get tested like they never have imo, the good news for Pulaski is there's a chance of getting both their starting guards back next week.

Coach Burns is our guest on the podcast this week, Thursday, 9/4 @ 7:30 pm EST.

Biggest surprise of the game for me was the Pulaski sideline.  Unless I counted wrong I only saw about 45 or 46 players.  With Coach Burns taking over and finding success fairly quickly I just expected to see a bigger 5A team.  

9 minutes ago, BEChargers said:

Biggest surprise of the game for me was the Pulaski sideline.  Unless I counted wrong I only saw about 45 or 46 players.  With Coach Burns taking over and finding success fairly quickly I just expected to see a bigger 5A team.  

Unfortunately that's the Pulaski County way, we hardly ever dressed more than 50. This year the varsity team fields 39 kids and 54 I think total including JV. I have stated multiple times depth will be this teams downfall imo, just hard to compete against the best of the best with 80 percent of your players playing both ways.