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Bell County 50 Garrard County 6

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Dominic has a broken hand, very complex break, may require surgical pins. Hoping it heals with cast, third week in cast. I believe it will come off in another week maybe two. If it doesn't heal, he will not play this year. Say a prayer or two for him. IMO if it heal he will catch up quickly. Sure do miss seeing his natural talent on the field.

Broken hand not wrist

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True enough, the schedule might not be tough enough for this team. It may have served them better to take a loss or two during the season, in order to take the big prize.
That is true. I feel like that kindly what happend last season but it hard to get good schedule when know will play you.

:banana::banana::banana:Congratulations Bell on a big win. This one was really no surprize but it is still nice to win.

Watch out the Bobcats may just go to Papa Johns.

I listened to the game on the radio and Tyler Ray of Garrard seemed to be everywhere, on both sides of the ball.

My biggest disappoint with Bell tonight was that they didn't get to try a field goal!

 

Bell varsity scored on every possession, I believe, but one. That was when Greer fumbled in the red zone going in for score. No punts. No FG attempts. Game score would have been higher, but Garrard Co. did a good job of eating up the clock in first half. Bell offense did not touch ball until 8 minutes into second qtr.! Bell JV was responsible for the only Garrard Co. score. Varsity defense had made a great stand to stop Garrard on fourth down. JV came in. Next play was fumble and recovered by GC in the endzone. JV drove down for the final score.

Bell varsity scored on every possession, I believe, but one. That was when Greer fumbled in the red zone going in for score. No punts. No FG attempts. Game score would have been higher, but Garrard Co. did a good job of eating up the clock in first half. Bell offense did not touch ball until 8 minutes into second qtr.! Bell JV was responsible for the only Garrard Co. score. Varsity defense had made a great stand to stop Garrard on fourth down. JV came in. Next play was fumble and recovered by GC in the endzone. JV drove down for the final score.

 

I said in the preview thread that for Garrard to be able to compete, they had to do two things. 1) Keep the football for long periods of time and 2) Don't turn the ball over. Garrard did a nice job of number one, but number two really hurt. Because of that, Bell was able to push the lead out.

 

Bell County is a very nice team. It's a long time before Lexington Catholic and they have quite a bit of room for improvement, but Bell can definitely make some noise in 4A.

Bell did a nice job of controlling field position. Because of touchbacks Garrard was inside their own 20 all night. I was suprised that Garrard's offense didnt put up any points, the only score was a fumble recovery in the endzone.

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