Ryle travels to Georgetown to take on Great Crossing this Friday, 10/17.  Gametime 7:30.

The Raiders (4-3) come in after a running clock victory over Campbell County that saw two players rush for over 100 yds and another 200 yds in the air.  The Warhawks (1-6) were beaten by Simon Kenton on the ground, 35-16, in their last game and haven't fared well against the run this season.  Can Great Crossing stop the run?  Or is Ryle going to run all over the field and the clocks?

Looking cloudy and mid 60s for Georgetown on Friday night currently, but that could change if the wet weather for Saturday/Sunday moves in earlier.

This game depends on the number of points Ryle wants to score.

12 minutes ago, Paul Dean said:

This game depends on the number of points Ryle wants to score.

I was thinking this probably will be a running clock. 

Ryle via running clock.

Could this be a "Trap Game"?

3 hours ago, Big Things Kentucky said:

Could this be a "Trap Game"?

Someone said that to me this week. I think there’s no chance. Ryle has lost some tough games this year but this will be the second week in a row where they get a favorable matchup and finally are getting healthy. They’re a gritty, chip on their shoulder, dangerous team the remainder of the season IMO. 

6 hours ago, PawPrints said:

Someone said that to me this week. I think there’s no chance. Ryle has lost some tough games this year but this will be the second week in a row where they get a favorable matchup and finally are getting healthy. They’re a gritty, chip on their shoulder, dangerous team the remainder of the season IMO. 

Agree.  With 3 losses, Ryle knows the lofty pre-season expectations are dim, but still possible.  No room to take any game lightly or even to take a single play off.

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Any updates? 

Sweet picture and please keep us updated @Who Knew!

Ryle to receive 

10:20 1 st Ryle 6 GC 0 , missed pat

Onside recovered by Ryle