Can't wait you guys will be in for the suprise.:fight:

 

We'll see. BE is very familar with Bell. They camped together for several years.

Congratulations to BE. Good luck next week. I was hoping for a rematch of the 2005 Regional Quarterfinal game, but it was not to be.

Congratulations to BE. Good luck next week. I was hoping for a rematch of the 2005 Regional Quarterfinal game, but it was not to be.

 

That was a helluva game. Good luck to guys next year.

We'll see. BE is very familar with Bell. They camped together for several years.

 

Not the same type of Bell team you all seen at Camp. Bell has a few kids that have not played before on offense that are weapons. Plus Bell was mostly Soph's and Jr's last time BE saw them. All those kids now are men.

Not the same type of Bell team you all seen at Camp. Bell has a few kids that have not played before on offense that are weapons. Plus Bell was mostly Soph's and Jr's last time BE saw them. All those kids now are men.

 

No comaparison from at all. Bell has alot of men.

Here is the Paducah Sun's boxscore:

 

Calloway County 7 14 8 20 — 49

 

Bullitt East 6 20 14 12 — 52

 

SCORING

 

BE - Curtis Logsdon 16 run (kick blocked), 2:01, 1st.

 

CC - George Garner 23 pass from Casey Brockman (Garrett Schwettman kick), 0:22, 1st.

 

BE - Logsdon 1 run (pass failed), 8:17, 2nd.

 

BE - Logsdon 5 run (Josh Smith kick), 6:48, 2nd.

 

CC - Brockman 8 run (Schwettman kick), 5:44, 2nd.

 

BE - Zach McCarthy 19 run (Smith kick), 2:40, 2nd.

 

CC - Garner 9 pass from Brockman (Schwettman kick), 0:48, 2nd.

 

BE - McCarthy 1 run (Smith kick), 9:26, 3rd.

 

BE - McCarthy 3 run (Smith kick), 4:52, 3rd.

 

CC - Garner 25 pass from Brockman (Brockman run), 3:04, 3rd.

 

BE - McCarthy 2 run (kick failed), 11:26, 4th.

 

CC - Tyrrell Willis 36 pass from Brockman (kick failed), 10:16, 4th.

 

CC - Chris Dobbins 12 pass from Brockman (Willis pass from Brockman), 4:09, 4th.

 

BE - Adam Herth 3 run (kick failed), 2:05, 4th.

 

CC - Garner 10 pass from Brockman (kick failed), 1:16, 4th.

 

TEAM STATS

 

Calloway Bullitt East

 

First downs 15 25

 

Rushing attempts 22 70

 

Rushing yards 144 494

 

Passing 16-33-2 1-3-1

 

Passing yards 383 25

 

Total yards 497 519

 

Fumbles-lost 6-1 1-0

 

Penalties 8-65 4-25

 

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

 

RUSHING – Calloway: Willis 12-106, Brockman 9-18, Garner 1-20. Bullitt East: McCarthy 39-341, Logsdon 22-136, Herth 7-22.

 

PASSING – Calloway: Brockman 15-32-2 345, Willis 1-1-0 38. Bullitt East: Bowles 1-3-1 25.

 

RECEIVING - Calloway: Garner 7-107, Willis 4-184, Brockman 1-38, Dial 1-22, Seay 1-13, Dobbins 1-12, Choate 1-7. Bullitt East: Gray 1-25.

 

This is the first chance I have had to look at the stats. How in the world did Calloway's best player only run the ball 12 times? As I have stated the past few weeks, Calloway has a tendencey to get pass happy; thus, it negates their ability to control the clock especially with a defense with a lot of question marks.

Pretty simple. When you get down 2+ scores you can't "control the clock" with a running game. And, BE's pass defense was very suspect. Please note that Willis had 184 yards RECEIVING. They did get the ball in his hands quite a bit.

Pretty simple. When you get down 2+ scores you can't "control the clock" with a running game. And, BE's pass defense was very suspect. Please note that Willis had 184 yards RECEIVING. They did get the ball in his hands quite a bit.

My point is he touched the ball 16 times (17 if you include the pass). In the 16 times he touched the ball, he averaged over 18 yards a play. He is without a doubt their best player. Feed him the rock. Do not pass unless you have to... even if it is against a suspect pass defense (Brockman 15-32-2, 345... anyone know of his status for college, btw?). I know BE was up 15+, but weren't a couple of their scores after INT throws? My feed was going in and out.

Also, congrats to the Lakers on an amazing season. They are losing a lot of special kids in this senior class that will be remembered.. :thumb:

I agree that Willis is the man and should get the majority of the touches. He may not have touched it enough, for sure, but they were trying to get him the ball. Remember, it's tough to totally load up on him on the ground when you're counting on him on the defensive side of the ball too.

Brockman stats I saw were 15 for 31, 6 TDs in air, 2 INTs, 1 rushing TD. BE was concentrating on Willis heavily. One INT was on Hail Mary at end of half with no score. One was a bad TO that ultimately led to a score. Brockman was playing with no feeling in two fingers on his throwing hand (still recovering from helmet to Funny Bone from a week earlier) - still a pretty good night. I hear he's getting solid interest from several IAAs and many D2s, lots of D3s, NAIAs.

Calloway's biggest mistake on the night was not getting Willis the ball at least once on the final possession. Brockman was playing great (especially considering the circumstances), but a dump or swing pass to Willis had to be called on that final drive. Even if BE had a guy on him, he would have gotten 5 more yds like he did the rest of the night after contact.

Calloway's biggest mistake on the night was not getting Willis the ball at least once on the final possession. Brockman was playing great (especially considering the circumstances), but a dump or swing pass to Willis had to be called on that final drive. Even if BE had a guy on him, he would have gotten 5 more yds like he did the rest of the night after contact.

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