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Prestonsburg 21 Perry Central 20

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This one was played on a VERY sloppy field.

 

The only player that kept his footing throughout the game was the quick scrambling QB of Perry Central. He was all over the field, easily accounting for 75% of the Commodore offensive output. He was easily the smallest player on the field, and it was obvious the mud was a distinct advantage for him running out of the spread. He made would be tacklers, normally dependable defensive players, look really bad with his change of directions.

 

Prestonsburg won, but the Blackcats won't last in the tourney if they don't start rushing the QB in a controlled, disciplined manner. A running QB must be forced to earn yardage with his arm, not given running lanes in which to take off. The outside LB's rushed straight in, paying little attention to outside containment, and the tackles and ends took wide rushing lanes leaving inside gaps all night.

 

The Commodores had one score called back and the Blackcats had two.

 

Ugly ballgame on an ugly field. Prestonsburg needs to play a LOT better if they want to be a factor in the playoffs.

 

:bunny:

I was a little shocked by the score, then with the rain we had today I thought the fields would be a little slick.......

As many posters have already stated, I echo their "suprise" at this score...I really thought the Blackcats would romp.

 

A win is a win though...good luck in the playoffs.

I was a little shocked by the score, then with the rain we had today I thought the fields would be a little slick.......

 

The field was a "little slick" like a Habanero pepper is a "little hot". :creepy: :D

 

FG kicker Jamerson was the player of the game for P-burg. He hit all three XP's.

 

Other than Hazard, Perry Central has the most QB-centric offense I've seen. The muddy field served him extremely well last night. Very impressive running - reminded me of Fran Tarkenton (showing my age), size and all.

 

One thing is for sure...P-burg does NOT handle a slick field well, at all.

The Amis kid has done that to every team that they have played this year. Mud or Dry he is a very good runner..

The Amis kid has done that to every team that they have played this year. Mud or Dry he is a very good runner..

 

I have no doubt of that. Very fast and quick. More moves than Ex-Lax.

 

;)

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