Invalid Catch moves Cooper back to own 41.  7:44 4Q

Just now, JUGGSPORTS said:

Invalid Catch moves Cooper back to own 41.  7:44 4Q

Accent on the first syllable or the second?

Sorry. Bad papa. 

Surprised Cooper is still throwing it deep. SK has several 2nds in.

Turnover on downs.  SK on own 42. 5:03 4Q

French to Harris for a td.

Caleb French 22 yd pass to Grayson Harris.  Mullens PAT good.

 

Cooper 55-29, 3:45 4Q

Onside kick penalty.  Cooper to SK 44.  O’Hara still in.  Single game record is 9 TD Passes.

Cooper running the clock right now.

Cooper pick up 1st down to run the clock out.

Jaguars 55-29.

O’Hara 453 passing yards.

1 hour ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Surprised Cooper is still throwing it deep. SK has several 2nds in.

I think Coach Borchers has a good memory. '08: 56-14, '09: 62-0 ... '17: 65-7 ...

17 hours ago, Runcible Owl said:

I think Coach Borchers has a good memory. '08: 56-14, '09: 62-0 ... '17: 65-7 ...

Pretty sure starters where pulled in the 3rd qtr those games. The Pioneers will get to return the favor next year though.

1 hour ago, MaddenCurse44 said:

Pretty sure starters where pulled in the 3rd qtr those games. The Pioneers will get to return the favor next year though.

Finding out if starters were pulled this long after the fact would be a challenge. Look forward to reading the results of that research.

The Pioneers historically porous defense gave up: Cov Cath (62), Beechwood (45), Ryle (41), Cooper (55).

The Jags last four games, all wins vs. District opponents had an average score of 46-9.

So all the above puts last night's score in the range of a probable result. SK's defense didn't respond well. Wondering why when the scoring continued, SK didn't make adjustments and put starters back in? Cooper's not responsible for SK's scheme or lineup.

If I’m Cooper, prepping for the playoffs next week, I'm going to tune up my offense and *maybe* air it out. Pioneers were on the wrong end of that.

Good luck next week vs. Oldham County. GO 'NEERS!

20 hours ago, Runcible Owl said:

Finding out if starters were pulled this long after the fact would be a challenge. Look forward to reading the results of that research.

The Pioneers historically porous defense gave up: Cov Cath (62), Beechwood (45), Ryle (41), Cooper (55).

The Jags last four games, all wins vs. District opponents had an average score of 46-9.

So all the above puts last night's score in the range of a probable result. SK's defense didn't respond well. Wondering why when the scoring continued, SK didn't make adjustments and put starters back in? Cooper's not responsible for SK's scheme or lineup.

If I’m Cooper, prepping for the playoffs next week, I'm going to tune up my offense and *maybe* air it out. Pioneers were on the wrong end of that.

Good luck next week vs. Oldham County. GO 'NEERS!

I don't know if Simon Kenton took starters out.  Looked like the same WR/RB and DBs in the whole time.  Only the QB change stuck out to me.