Final

Bryan Station wins for new head coach Craig Yeast

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Yeast, the former Harrodsburg and University of Kentucky star who went on to play in the NFL, said he did feel "great."

"I'm just so happy for my kids right now," he said. "They've worked and worked and worked since April, and it's paying off.

"We came out here and we made a few mistakes but, when the final buzzer hits and we're on top, that's what it's all about."

 

LaDarius Jackson ran for 115 yards on only six carries, scoring a pair of touchdowns to lead the ground game for a team that finished 1-10 last year.

 

Ora Johnson completed 7 of 12 passes for 183 yards, including scoring passes of 5 and 73 yards to Tyus Alcorn.

The Defenders also lived up to their name by winning the turnover category 4-0—three interceptions and a fumble recovery.

 

Jaysuma Webb's 92-yard interception return on the final play of the first half, combined with Michael Morton's 35-yard PAT kick (the result of a celebration penalty), gave Bryan Station a 28-14 halftime lead.