Not to beat a dead horse, or disrespect either program, no one dominated at anything during this game.

It could have easily ended at the 6-0 score there was at the half.

Play was somewhat sloppy by both squads, but Bellevue was able to take advantage of mistakes and field position.

It was an early season contest, not week 6 or 7.

Both teams will get better and compete in district play.

Congrats Bellevue Tigers on a season opening shut-out.

WV will contiue to develop on the season and as a program.

Good luck to each team in the weeks ahead.

How did Cam Pangallo and Brandon Lowery play for the Tigers?

Walton's line is very young (line wasn't the only problem). They will get better as the season goes. Everything can be fixed. Good job to Bellevue as they played very well up front. Bellevue had a slight hiccup last season. They have a very nice tradition of football there.

Agree! Early season and they need alittle time to develop together.

Walton replaced their entire o-line this year so they are young and a work in progress. Defense played well so that is something to build on.

Shake it off and keep building on what you're doing, Sarge. You guys will be just fine!

 

Good luck next week. :thumb:

How did Cam Pangallo and Brandon Lowery play for the Tigers?

From my observation, Pangallo was the most consistent player on the field Saturday night.

Lowery had a few nice moments.

From my observation, Pangallo was the most consistent player on the field Saturday night.

Lowery had a few nice moments.

 

These two players are nice sized kids who play aggressive defensively. Nice addition for the Tigers to get them back from Caketown.

Congrats to Bellevue. The physical play of Bellevue definitely dominated Walton's O and D lines. I expect that physical play to help Bellevue win more games than expected this year.