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Bracken County 50 Knott County Central 6

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Was it all McClain or did anyone else contribute? How did Rigg,Florer and Cummings do?

 

McClain rushed for 122 yards on 15 carries & threw for 111 yards (8-15 passing). In addition to that he returned a punt for 81 yards and a touchdown.

 

Rigg had 21 rushing yards on 4 attempts. Cummins caught 1 ball for 31 yards, but also had an interception he returned for a TD in the 2nd quarter.

An excerpt from a nice article in Maysville's Ledger Independent. Looks like Siple is doing a heckuva job generating excitement.

 

The Polar Bears needed just one offensive play to put points on the board Friday night, getting fans excited in less than 20 seconds and improving to 1-1 on the year. Jacob Houston hit Josh Cummins off the double pass to score a 31-yard touchdown with 11:44 to play in the first quarter. Connor Rigg got the Bears in good field position with a 44-yard kick-off return.

 

“We started off with the double pass to get the boys and the fans excited,” Siple said.

 

“That came out of nowhere,” said Houston, who described the play as “destined to fail.”

 

“I didn’t see (Cummins) when I threw it.”

 

The play worked and the excitement persisted.

Great win fellas. Keep it up and bring the program to where it should be! When you know how to win, even the Administration can't mess that up.

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