The curtain fell on the Brossart Mustangs' first varsity football season as the Gallatin County Wildcats scored once each in the first three quarters, opening up a 24-0 lead before the Mustangs scored a third quarter touchdown, making it a 24-6 football game. The Mustangs, who hadn't scored in their last two football games, were penalized twice for excessive celebration when the entire team stormed the field. Our long-distance PAT effort was no good.

 

An "icing on the cake" fourth quarter touchdown by the Wildcats made the final score 31-6, dooming the Brossart Mustangs to a winless 0-10 season.

Jared Carlton, the Junior runningback for the Cats scored the first three Gallatin County touchdowns.

 

While we are very disappointed for our team (Brossart) and the coaching staff - we are cetainly not disappointed with them.

 

Our team graduates seven seniors. The remaining football Mustangs who do not play a winter sport will start preparation for the 2008 season on the Monday after Thanksgiving when the team reports to begin weight training.

 

Forty-Five players reported on the first day of practice and forty-five players were on the sidelines when the final horn sounded here on the last day of the Mustangs 2007 Football season.

 

See you again in '08, now on to hoops season!

Congrats Gallatin County...Good Luck to the Mustangs on building their program though!

- Brossart great job this year. Finished with as many as they started, that's hats off to those young men. Congratulations on being a man and finishing what you started. Hang in there, the wins will come with having a great off season in the weight room and starting practice and learning more about the game, your time will come.

 

-Gallatin, congrats and welcome to the KHSAA playoff run. Now it is time to aim to be perfect on blocking-taking care of the football on offense and defeating blocks-tackling on defense. Remember, there are no second chances in the playoffs. GOOD LUCK!

This is probably the dirtiest game i have seen. That is all that I am going to say about this one.

Congratulations to the Wildcats for a fine season, 7-3 overall and a playoff birth in only your second season! Outstanding!!

 

I would also like to congratulate Bishop Brossart on taking the all important first steps in giving your kids an opportunity to play football. As other posters have said, the wins are not important right now, just keep playing and showing up.

This is probably the dirtiest game i have seen. That is all that I am going to say about this one.

 

Guessing you've not seen much football?? Couple of incidents towards the end, but officials kept it under control. Pretty calm game other that that??

Congratulations to the Wildcats on win #7.

The curtain fell on the Brossart Mustangs' first varsity football season as the Gallatin County Wildcats scored once each in the first three quarters, opening up a 24-0 lead before the Mustangs scored a third quarter touchdown, making it a 24-6 football game. The Mustangs, who hadn't scored in their last two football games, were penalized twice for excessive celebration when the entire team stormed the field. Our long-distance PAT effort was no good.

 

An "icing on the cake" fourth quarter touchdown by the Wildcats made the final score 31-6, dooming the Brossart Mustangs to a winless 0-10 season.

Jared Carlton, the Junior runningback for the Cats scored the first three Gallatin County touchdowns.

 

While we are very disappointed for our team (Brossart) and the coaching staff - we are certainly not disappointed with them.

 

Our team graduates seven seniors. The remaining football Mustangs who do not play a winter sport will start preparation for the 2008 season on the Monday after Thanksgiving when the team reports to begin weight training.

 

Forty-Five players reported on the first day of practice and forty-five players were on the sidelines when the final horn sounded here on the last day of the Mustangs 2007 Football season.

 

See you again in '08, now on to hoops season!

 

Pretty remarkable statistic for a fledgling program, facing the adversity these kids faced week after week!! Good testament to the character of the kids and coaches.

 

Best of luck to Gallatin next week in the playoffs!!

 

To the Mustang seniors--Hold your heads high; you've helped pave the way for the future--You won't be forgotten!!

Guessing you've not seen much football?? Couple of incidents towards the end, but officials kept it under control. Pretty calm game other that that??

 

Actually 13 years, but this was written by my son who was playing and has played football for 13 years. I did not see alot myself, but he said it was really bad on the field with cheap hits after the plays etc...

Actually 13 years, but this was written by my son who was playing and has played football for 13 years. I did not see alot myself, but he said it was really bad on the field with cheap hits after the plays etc...

 

Watched the game as well and didn't see much either. Guessing from your statements that your son doesn't play for BB, as their entire team might total 13 years playing experience (when did he start, at birth )?? Are you trying to say that one of the least penalized 0-10 teams in history, suddenly decided to get dirty in their last game??

 

The one incident in the entire game came late, and it was obvious who started that situation; and as usual the retaliating guy got tossed, after responding to some cheapies in the pile. Wisely the Gallatin staff got the offenders out so they could play next week. Veteran officiating crew and a one sided game, so doubtful they would let much happen.

The curtain fell on the Brossart Mustangs' first varsity football season as the Gallatin County Wildcats scored once each in the first three quarters, opening up a 24-0 lead before the Mustangs scored a third quarter touchdown, making it a 24-6 football game. The Mustangs, who hadn't scored in their last two football games, were penalized twice for excessive celebration when the entire team stormed the field. Our long-distance PAT effort was no good.

 

An "icing on the cake" fourth quarter touchdown by the Wildcats made the final score 31-6, dooming the Brossart Mustangs to a winless 0-10 season.

Jared Carlton, the Junior runningback for the Cats scored the first three Gallatin County touchdowns.

 

While we are very disappointed for our team (Brossart) and the coaching staff - we are cetainly not disappointed with them.

 

Our team graduates seven seniors. The remaining football Mustangs who do not play a winter sport will start preparation for the 2008 season on the Monday after Thanksgiving when the team reports to begin weight training.

 

Forty-Five players reported on the first day of practice and forty-five players were on the sidelines when the final horn sounded here on the last day of the Mustangs 2007 Football season.

See you again in '08, now on to hoops season!

 

That is amazing. Good luck in the future on building your program. Sounds like the interest is there.

Watched the game as well and didn't see much either. Guessing from your statements that your son doesn't play for BB, as their entire team might total 13 years playing experience (when did he start, at birth )?? Are you trying to say that one of the least penalized 0-10 teams in history, suddenly decided to get dirty in their last game??

 

The one incident in the entire game came late, and it was obvious who started that situation; and as usual the retaliating guy got tossed, after responding to some cheapies in the pile. Wisely the Gallatin staff got the offenders out so they could play next week. Veteran officiating crew and a one sided game, so doubtful they would let much happen.

 

Are you serious? The kid that got tossed should have because he started the whole thing. Gallatin's player made a tackle and got up, then he got drilled.

Are you serious? The kid that got tossed should have because he started the whole thing. Gallatin's player made a tackle and got up, then he got drilled.

 

They couldn't get the kid down until about 3-4 ended up doing so at the two, and he took offense at something that happened in the pile. And there were two unsportsmanlike penalties on GC on that play why??

This is getting pretty silly!! A team goes 0-10 in their first varsity season, with very few penalties along the way, particularily those of the over agressive nature; and in the last game of the season you are accusing them of playing dirty?????? Not one person the entire year accused them of anything, and suddenly they get cheap in the last game???? Weak!!!!

 

While we're slinging accusations--Classy move by the coaching staff after the interception with about 1:30 to go (up 31-6), bringing the starting QB back in after he'd been out and trying to throw for a TD?? Good move taking him back out, and running the ball the last two plays; although they tried the hurry up to score on the last play but couldn't get the play off. Also weak!!!!

We must have been watching two different games.

 

I agree with BGG that this was a typical clean game until the 2-Point conversion incident.

 

Whatever took place happened in the pileup, and if BB#83, the player ejected, instigated the incident it would have certainly have been the first time. He's the kind of kid who won't back down, but is nowhere close to being a thug.

 

This incident reminds me very much of the night that Evan McDole '05 got tossed in a 5th-3rd tournament basketball game vs Lv Trinity. Scramble for a loose ball, noone willing to give an inch, somebody gets aggressive, someone retaliates and suddenly one of your top players is ejected.

 

I'm not absolving our guy. In a perfect world you turn the other cheek, I guess. While I'm disappointed that he got tossed, I'm somewhat proud of him for not backing down also.