PT 5-0 ACS 1-4

PT has beaten McCracken County, Graves County, Mayfield, Madisonville and Franklin-Simpson

ACS has a win against Warren Central and have had losses against Westmoreland (Tn), Monroe County, Glasgow and Logan County

PT offense: 53.0 ppg PT defense: 19.8 ppg

ACS offense: 11.6 ppg ACS defense: 40.0 ppg

With ACS coming off back to back losses to Glasgow and Logan County by scores of 48-0 and 47-7, it seems like this game will just add insult to injury. Outside of getting reps in to work on fixing some things going forward, it's hard to really hype this game up in any kind of way. Tilghman won this game a season ago 48-7.

Looking back at the ACS season last year, they are unbelievably close to the same production on offense and defense as far as points scored and allowed goes. Last season they averaged 9.2 ppg on offense and allowed 37.0 ppg on defense. So, so close to this years numbers so far. ACS was 9-3 and had a stout team just back in 2024, but fell on hard times in 2025 and went 0-10.

Tilghman got Chance McPike back last night against Franklin Simpson and added him to an offense that honestly didn't skip a beat without him. Next man up applies and there were a lot of guys step up while he was out.

At the end of the day, in what is likely to be a running clock, you just have to go out and work on some things for the future that this type of game allows.

On a positive note for both teams and all the teams around the state, next week is shaping up to actually feel more like fall and the football temperatures we expect with it. That will definitely be a welcome change.

5 minutes ago, TilghmanPride said:

PT 5-0 ACS 1-4

PT has beaten McCracken County, Graves County, Mayfield, Madisonville and Franklin-Simpson

ACS has a win against Warren Central and have had losses against Westmoreland (Tn), Monroe County, Glasgow and Logan County

PT offense: 53.0 ppg PT defense: 19.8 ppg

ACS offense: 11.6 ppg ACS defense: 40.0 ppg

With ACS coming off back to back losses to Glasgow and Logan County by scores of 48-0 and 47-7, it seems like this game will just add insult to injury. Outside of getting reps in to work on fixing some things going forward, it's hard to really hype this game up in any kind of way. Tilghman won this game a season ago 48-7.

Looking back at the ACS season last year, they are unbelievably close to the same production on offense and defense as far as points scored and allowed goes. Last season they averaged 9.2 ppg on offense and allowed 37.0 ppg on defense. So, so close to this years numbers so far. ACS was 9-3 and had a stout team just back in 2024, but fell on hard times in 2025 and went 0-10.

Tilghman got Chance McPike back last night against Franklin Simpson and added him to an offense that honestly didn't skip a beat without him. Next man up applies and there were a lot of guys step up while he was out.

At the end of the day, in what is likely to be a running clock, you just have to go out and work on some things for the future that this type of game allows.

On a positive note for both teams and all the teams around the state, next week is shaping up to actually feel more like fall and the football temperatures we expect with it. That will definitely be a welcome change.

Running clock before halftime.I'm not so sure that this years team isn't playing at a higher level then last year's team.The scary thing about this years team is that it is a junior dominated team.

I agree I think this years PT team is better, and more consistent, than last years. Also the junior class is loaded! I'd expect a running clock in the first half. My final score prediction 63-7.

PT names the score and this will not be one of those this is why you play the game.

PT in a cake walk.