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John Hardin 56 Henry Clay 6

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We were just to fast for HC. Harness went over 300 yards with multiple scores. Our defense played big. Dline was aggressive getting to the Qb. HC was without Vinny Miller. I don't think he could have helped them much. My prayers goes out to the injured HC player and his family. I hope he is ok.

Do you know who was injured from HC?

Nice win. I don't think HC takes a 50 point bath very often.

John Hardin won its 10th consecutive season opener, routing Henry Clay 56-6 in the Don Franklin Bowl at Lindsey Wilson in Columbia.

John Hardin totaled 489 yards on the ground, led by Jeremy Harness' 306 yards on 11 carries.

Harness, a 5-foot-8 senior tailback, averaged 27.8 yards per rush and scored on four long runs that covered 33, 53, 33 and 39 yards.

Quinsie Brown added a pair of TD runs and had 65 yards on seven carries.

Henry Clay's lone score came on a 61-yard run by David George.

 

 

Read more: http://www.kentucky.com/2011/08/20/1851406/high-school-football-fridays-highlights.html#wgt=rcntnews#ixzz1VZYT5pm2

It was a good victory for the Dawgs. I was hoping Henry Clay would put up more of a challenge, but John Hardin got some good work in. Now on to a tough Lexington Catholic team. Should be a good one.

Is Craig Yeast Head Coach at Henry Clay or Tates creek?

Is Craig Yeast Head Coach at Henry Clay or Tates creek?

 

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