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Boyle County 28 Knox Central 14

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BTW, did Thieleman get to play? I heard he was out for this game because of an injury.

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Thieleman played on a few series, re-aggravated his ankle and came out, then went back in later.

If Boyle is going to win a title they need to blow out the likes of Knox, correct?

 

This game was a prime example of what can happen if you don't protect the ball. Simple and plain. I still expect to beat Highlands here at Boyle the day after Thanksgiving. Highlands has had plenty of games where they played out of character and still won. The 5 fumbles we had(and lost all 5) will not happen again. That I can guarantee.

No excuse for the fumbles. We did all we could to keep Knox in the game. Canady is a heck of a player. He was a non factor in the first half but he showed up big in the 2nd half. Very impressive player.

 

Woulda, coulda, shoulda....yeah...it shoulda been 49-14 Final.

 

 

PROTECT THE BALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Whattabout Burke? Looks like the future got a little brighter for the rebel offense tonight. Just in time for a playoff run:D

Hats off to Boyle County and especially to their goal line defense. I have to ask, were all those fumbles unforced?

BTW, who is #4 for Knox? He looked like a heck of an athlete.

 

That would be Jeffrey Canady. He'll be back next year.

Hats off to Boyle County and especially to their goal line defense. I have to ask, were all those fumbles unforced?

 

None of them were unforced. Knox flat out stripped the ball every time. One was taken away from the back while he was standing up and they returned it for a touchdown that was called back. The Knox defense went after the ball on every play and did a great job of recovering the fumbles they forced. 5-5. You'd think the Boyle rb's would have been aware to protect the ball a lot better. 5 fumbles amongst two rb's............

That would be Jeffrey Canady. He'll be back next year.

 

He's niiiiiicccceeee.

Whattabout Burke? Looks like the future got a little brighter for the rebel offense tonight. Just in time for a playoff run:D

 

He had 0 fumbles.....I say just give it to him if the other two can't protect the ball.

 

While he's not as good as Rees was(yet), his game and style is a lot like Rees. Seph has a very bright future. Very bright.

That would be Jeffrey Canady. He'll be back next year.

 

Does he play basketball? We play Knox in basketball in December at Knox. I'll be there.

None of them were unforced. Knox flat out stripped the ball every time. One was taken away from the back while he was standing up and they returned it for a touchdown that was called back. The Knox defense went after the ball on every play and did a great job of recovering the fumbles they forced. 5-5. You'd think the Boyle rb's would have been aware to protect the ball a lot better. 5 fumbles amongst two rb's............

 

Thank you and congratulations to Boyle Co. That was fun, we'll do it again next year.

Does he play basketball? We play Knox in basketball in December at Knox. I'll be there.

 

Yeah.

Thank you and congratulations to Boyle Co. That was fun, we'll do it again next year.

 

No doubt. Hopefully in a later round.:thumb:

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