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Boyle County 48 East Jessamine 0

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East Jessamine has 61 yds rushing no passing yds total 61yds.with 4 first downs.

 

Boyle Co. has 379 rushing yds MacShara with 350 of those yds. 45 passing yds total of 424 total yds with 20 first downs.

Good job Rebs!:thumb:

 

I heard the field was terrible.

 

It was a mess. It was funny when East Jessamine would punt because as soon as that ball hit the ground it stayed there! :lol:

 

Overall good performance by the Rebels. It's always good when you are able to win in those kind of conditions. Go Rebs! :thumb:

We heard at Garrard that MacShara had 250 yards on the ground at halftime!:eek:

105.1 said that Rees Macshara unofficially had 350 yards along with 5 td's. Do those numbers help your Mr. Football resume? :confused::rolleyes:

The field was awful. Completely and totally awful. The refs were over heard in the bathroom talking about how they couldn't tell if a player is out of bounds. The field drained towards the visitors sidelines so there was standing water in the mud the whole game on our side of the field. People were speculating that they turned the sprinklers on all day. Worst field I have ever seen.

 

Rees MacShara had a long run on the last play of the first half, during the run, it looked like he couldn't tell if it was a lineman blocking or a defender coming to tackle him. The whole play developed in slow motion until he realized the guys running with him were were his own teammates.

The field was awful. Completely and totally awful. The refs were over heard in the bathroom talking about how they couldn't tell if a player is out of bounds. The field drained towards the visitors sidelines so there was standing water in the mud the whole game on our side of the field. People were speculating that they turned the sprinklers on all day. Worst field I have ever seen.

 

FWIW, this was the first high school game at East Jessamine's field since September 25. Perhaps there were other events, but who knows. Really makes you think.:sssh:

FWIW, this was the first high school game at East Jessamine's field since September 25. Perhaps there were other events, but who knows. Really makes you think.:sssh:

 

Could be the WHOLE state has gotten a lot of rain here lately too, i'm not a rocket scientist but that could be it too. Anyway nice win tonight Boyle Co.

Could be the WHOLE state has gotten a lot of rain here lately too, i'm not a rocket scientist but that could be it too. Anyway nice win tonight Boyle Co.

 

I'm just saying. Nicholasville is 20 miles straight up the road from Lancaster - we both get the same weather. Garrard's field has hosted two games in that time and was hardly wet this evening. And we don't use a tarp or anything.

 

I'm not accusing, I'm just saying it's a little odd...:D

Could be the WHOLE state has gotten a lot of rain here lately too, I'm not a rocket scientist but that could be it too. Anyway nice win tonight Boyle Co.

 

If someone could post pics of the field, you'd see. The rain that we had in this area doesn't justify the field conditions for a field that hadn't hosted a varsity game since Sept. 25th. Their field was wayyyyy worse than ours. Way worse.

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This game was every bit of the word muddy. :p

Muddy field.

 

I stand corrected on this one.......WOW......Thats a LOT of Mud......sprinkler system must have gotten stuck in the on position or something..........WOW thats a Lot of mud

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