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Bell County 70 McCreary Central 0

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WOW,its looks like Bell Co. is on a mission.

I knew this would be a blow out. Good job Bell!

Great googly moogly!

Remember McCreary Central was without do-everything back Aaron Watts. It would have been ugly with him, and obviously even worse without him.

Wonder if they made Bell County throw the ball?

When did the clock start running? McCreary has a ton of injuries and Bell may be the Mountain team ever.

Wonder if they made Bell County throw the ball?

 

First two plays of the game were both deepballs to senior Chase Ely, came down with both of them, the second going for 6, actually put it in the air alot tonight, for a Bell Co. team, and surprisingly even in the rain the air attack looked impressive:ylsuper:. As always, the running game was top-notch, another big win, cant wait to see how we look these last two weeks of the regular season:D

Sounds like Bell was going to prove a point. When was the starters for Bell pulled?

Starters didn't come out of the locker room at halftime. J.V. & Frosh. played 2nd half. They put up 16 points in second half on continous clock, plus they fumbled one on the 3 yard line. 10 different players scored. Greer was the only one with 2 T.d.

Wonder if they made Bell County throw the ball?

 

The first 3 or 4 scores were through the air. The 1st series Bell was -2 yards rushing. Now the whole story...... they through for a 30 yard or so completion on the 1st play of the game, 2nd play pass for an incompletion,

3rd play run for a 2 yard loss 4th play a 20 yard or so TD pass. However, they were still -3 yards rushing on their 1st offensive series. Like I said, we didn't have any pipe-dreams going into this game. Our "D" line played very well. We need to work really hard on our LBer play it was lacking quite a bit. On th "O" side our line is improving but stll has a long way to go and we need to do a better job lead blocking with our backs. All-in-all we were very pleased with the effort or kids gave as they are showing improvement. Bell did what we figured they would do and played pretty much like a machine in true Bobcat fashion. Again the hospitality on Log Mountain was outstanding, I even got a free cup of coffee before the game from the concession stand. I got to talk to an old friend who was part of the chain crew. I really enjoyed the night of football (except the trip behind the woodshed part - LOL) and I wish bell Co all the luck in the world and hope to see them play in Papa Johns Stadium.

When did the clock start running? McCreary has a ton of injuries and Bell may be the Mountain team ever.

 

We tried to get the refs to run the clock from the get go but they wouldn't! LOL:lol: By half time it was 54-0 and running wide open!

First two plays of the game were both deepballs to senior Chase Ely, came down with both of them, the second going for 6, actually put it in the air alot tonight, for a Bell Co. team, and surprisingly even in the rain the air attack looked impressive:ylsuper:. As always, the running game was top-notch, another big win, cant wait to see how we look these last two weeks of the regular season:D

 

Put it in the air a lot 5 TIMES!

 

Saw on Sports OT that Bell had 2 RB's Greer and Simpson combine for 7 total carries for 232 Yards:scared:

 

Bell's O-line must have handled the MCC defense pretty good. :thumb:

Congratulations to Bell County...

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