In this tradition-laden rivalry, the Purples make it ten in a row over the Wildcats. JR QB Chandler Sears, after having no TD passes in the first two games, threw three tonight. JR TE/DE Jake Hodges rumbled with a 31 yd fumble return for a score late in the first half. SO RB Brandon Green caught two TD passes (one from Sears, the other from SO QB Scooter Hollis). SR RB Lavance Anderson scored on two short bursts (five, one). The first half was sloppy, but the Purples really took advantage of Big Blue miscues in the second half.

 

Next week, the Purples are home for the first time this season, the 40th anniversary of Donaldson Stadium/Beard Field. They will host Warren East for Homecoming, and I can't wait!:clap::thumb:

Keeping it rolling Purples so my good friends can keep dancing all night! :thumb:

 

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You got it, Ox!! Maybe they'll get Skip Bond and the Fugitives to play at the stadium once again (they're like the Blues Brothers)!! The whole stadium (even the students) will be twistin' then!!!

 

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Bowling Green's current streak of 10 victories in a row over Franklin-Simpson is the longest in the history of the series. That's symbolic of what has happened in this decade as Bowling Green has completely left every school in this area behind. They're just on another level now.