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As to the game itself, Brossart was able to contain the Bellevue running game, limiting them to a single touchdown, a 15 yard Kayden Brown run at the 3:21 point of the second period. Brossart had previously scored a pair of touchdowns- a 94 yard Landon Spaulding to Landon Ruth aerial, and a 6 yard Bentley McKinzie scamper, making it 13-6 Mustangs just prior to the half, when Max Runge connected on a 37 yard Brossart Field Goal, making it 16-6 at intermission. Neither team mustered a score in the third period, but the Mustangs tacked on two "icing on the cake" scores in the finals stanza - a Spaulding to Brady Boruske 21 yard touchdown pass, and Landon Ketron collected the remnants of a squibbed punt, and took it the requisite 5 yards for our final score of the night. In addition to the 37 yard Field Goal, Max Runge connected on 3 of 4 PATs for the final score of 30-6. Brossart improves to 6-5 on the season, while Bellevue closes the book on Football-2025 at 5-6.

Ten minutes following the conclusion of the game, that end of the field was completely obliterated by heavy fog.

I was simply expanding on your post. No animosity of any sort intended.

There are others, like those of us in the Media Sector, doing radio broadcasts, and writing game previews, or newspaper articles, who use those stats. I like to post them on our athletics website, so the players can have a look at how the game was played out.. PRIDE is more than just a name on the front of a T-Shirt. Keeping your stats and rosters updated should be a matter of PRIDE in representing your school in a first-class manner. Your Athletic Director should be keeping watch, before someone outside of your program has to go to the KHSAA on you.

Glad to see Trimble County get a competitive game, despite the loss They had taken some lopsided beatings in the past few weeks and have anther thumping coming up in their immediate future..

It was losing after apparently having snatched victory from the jaws of defeat, coming from 14 down in a matter of minutes, only to lose, is the killer, gut-wrenching story of this loss.

Holmes is struggling across the board. They have dropped to Division III in basketball, which puts them in with the very smallest of schools in Northern Kentucky. I remember back in 1997 or 1998 when they dropped to Division II, that raised everyone's eyebrows. Too bad the football team is not competitive. It wasn't that long ago when they dumped a ton of money into their stadium and created an excellent football environment.

Mustangs finish their regular season play at 5-5 with a 45-14, "Battle of US 27" conquest of the Pendleton County Wildcats, who end their season at 1-9. The two teams went eye to eye through the first quarter that saw the Wildcats lead 7-6 with 7:44 remaining in the first stanza, but that was a close as they would come on this night. Brossart started the scoring, capping off a 68 yard drive with a 14 yard Anthony Schuck run, making it 6-0 when the PAT was no good. The Cats countered with an 11 yard Elijah Barhorst to Jackson Hannah score and led 7-6 with a successful PAT. The Mustangs put three scores on the board in the second period - a 15 yard Bentley McKinzie run, with the PAT, a one yard Landon Spaulding plunge, and a 67 yard touchdown aerial from Spaulding to Nick Cozzi making it 33-7 at the half. Brossart added two more scores in the third period, a 5 yard pass form Spaulding to Landon Ruth, and a Pick Six by Isaac Amin. Pendleton did counter with their final touchdown of the game, an Elijah Barhorst to his brother Kegan touchdown pass that went for 45 yards. Final score Brosart 45, Pendleton County 14 Brossart hosts an improving Bellevue squad next Friday night in the opening round of the KHSAA Class 1A playoffs. Game time is 7pm at the Mustang Athletic Complex in Alexandria.

It doesn't speak well for the quality of competition in the division.

Even the Cincinnati Spin-Doctors are going to have trouble putting earrings on this pig.

Seems like every game we have played this season has been a head-knock, so this was a welcome event where we imposed our will early and often, naming the score. Anthony Schuck with two early game rushing TDs and a 2-pt conversion. Landon Spaulding then connects with Nick Cozzi twice for scores, followed by a 27 yard Spaulding keeper, ending the first half at 35-0. Brady Boruske carried the piggy 54 yards in the third quarter to end the scoring for the night, with the final 42-0. Place Kicker Max Runge was 4 of 5.With the win we improve to 4-5 and secure a home playoff date with Bellevue if my calculations are correct. Mustangs take on Pendleton County THURSDAY at home to wrap up our regular season.

Happy for Berea. Scratching my head over the once proud and competitive Frankfort program.

Congrats to the Tribe!

Fun, competitive game depends on your perspective. pretty stressful from where I was sitting. Insanity ran rampart in the first quarter. A quick Ludlow touchdown, followed by Ludlow intercepting and running in a Brossart pass. A flag negated the touchdown and the Mustangs dodged the bullet. Mustangs then intercept a Ludlow pass which resulted in a Brossart score (6 yard Bentley McKinzie TD). Three, three-and-outs later, the quarter ended with the score knotted at sevens. Both teams scored in the second frame, Brossart first via a 25 yard pass from Landen Spaulding to Nick Cozzi, and then Ludlow recovering a Brossart fumble in the endzone. All PATs were good by Max Runge (Brossart) and Finn McMillan (Ludlow), and we were tied at 14 at intermission. We took the kickoff to start the second half and spent half of the period marching the piggy 90 yards, culminated by an 8 yard touchdown pass from Spaulding to Landon Ketron. That drive included completions of 24 and 27 yards each to Nick Cozzi. We maintained the 21-14 lead until 34 ticks remained in the game. At that time Ludlow scored, but had the PAT attempt blocked, BUT there was a flag on the play. Ludlow now had the ball at the one-and-a-half yard line and Ludlow coach, Woody McMillian went for the win. The Mustang defense was up to the task and escaped the Rigney "Haunted House" with a 21-20 win, our third of he season. We move on to Trimble County next week to complete district seeding play. A win over the Raiders secure us a home playoff game. Nothing seems to come easy for this group of Mustangs.

Is what we have seen out of Joe Flacco so much different than what we had with Ken Anderson back in the day? Anderson was a rather immobile pocket passer, who made a career out of flair passes and handing off the football to his backs. In very rare occasions was he a threat to run himself, but like we saw from Flacco last night, Anderson would occasionally pick up a few yards and then give himself up. Flacco, even in this state of his career still has a quick release, a strong throwing arm, far superior receivers, and can connect with the long ball. The trick to his having continued success until we can get Joe 1.0 back, is to get some modicum of protection from his O-Line. Duh! Just sayin! Anderson played here for 16 years, and is bantered as a Hall of Famer, with much the same tools that Flacco still possesses today.

A 6-3 outcome left me little subject matter.

I pretty much echo what everyone has previously said. When we look back on this game, a missed Field Goal attempt that caromed off of the upright, following a successful attempt that was wiped out via flag, and then we were first and goal at the Holy Cross one yard line at the start of the second quarter, where we came up empty, and missed tackles on the Indians' touchdown run will be the factors that will haunt the Mustangs after dropping a 6-3 district seeding decision to the Tribe.

Different style of football teams.

Mustangs will have to wipe out the memories of our recent experiences against Bracken, Nicholas County, and DeSales and revert to the form exhibited in the pre-season. We should benefit from last week's Bye Week. We will not be intimidated by the Tribe, and I look for a much improved outing from the Mustangs this week.

Mustangs out-numbered and out-athleted in Louisville Friday night. While the Mustangs, now 2-4 made them earn them, taking the Colts around 4 minutes per possession to score, they did score, and led 28-0 at halftime. Two more TDs in the second half, followed by a Landon Spaulding to Freshman Austin Johnson 11 yard touchdown spared us rom being shut-out. DeSales TDs: 8 yard Cameron Bischoff pass to John Bowling 20 yard keeper by Bischoff 15 yard run by Bischoff Bischoff pass to Kingston Merritt 3 yard Caleb Choate run. John Dietz, the Colts place-kicker, connected on his 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd consecutive PATs of the season. Mustangs get a much needed week off next week, and will prepare for district play hosting 5-0 Holy Cross on October 10th.

A bit surprised at this one.

Very Orange.

Happy for Coach Wiggins and his Cats, winning o the Orang turf.

Mustangs lose in back-to-back weeks to our former district opponents, falling to Nicholas County 30-7. For the second week n a row, our Middle-Class, White, Suburbanite, Catholic School defense was no match for our country-cookin' opponents from Brooksville and Carlisle. A pair of early game Nicholas County touchdowns had the Mustangs faithful having flashbacks of a week ago when the Bracken County Polar Bers ran roughshod over our guys, but then this game took a turn. Momentum jumped into a Brossart uniform following the second Jackets touchdown, and when Landon Spaulding found Landon Ruth wide-open up the sidelines, and Max Runge connected on the PAT, we had a 14-7 ballgame. The two teams exchanged possessions throughout the second quarter and Brossart was to receive the kick-off in the second half. However after going 3 and out the third quarter played out much like the second with no additional scoring. The kill shots came when Nichols County put two in the endzone in the fourth quarter, making the final score 30-7, preserving their 5-0 season record. The Mustangs fall to 2-3. On the night, Landon Ruth scored our only touchdown, a 66 yard pass play from Landon Spaulding, plus a Max Runge PAT. Unofficially, I have Wyatt Simons for three Nicholas touchdowns, and Jayden Watkins with thier remaining score. Brossart goes to Louisville DeSales next week, while the Jackets travel to Carrollton for a bout with the much improved Carroll County.

Bracken County comes to Alexandria, down their starting quarterback (Benedict) and premiere Running Back (Tartar) and run roughshod over our Mustangs 41-13 in a running clock loss by our Mustangs. To say we "didn't see this coming", is an understatement, as with the two main Polar Bears sidelined, we anticipated a final score similar to what happened, only on the other side of the scoreboard. Here is what I have form my notes: Here is what I have from my notes: BRACKEN CO 1st Q - 9:38 - Kirk - 75 yard Interception Pick 6 + PAT - 7-0 2nd Q - 8:51 - Ryland Tucker - 12 Yard TD Run - PAT No Good - 13-0 2nd Q - 3:46 - Kirk - 32 yard TD - PAT Good - 20-0 2nd Q - 2:30 - Bachman Interception - 20 Yards TD - PAT Good - 27-0 2nd Q - 0:00 - Bachman Blocked FG Attempt - TD - 80 Yards - PAT Good - 3-0 (Half) 3rd Q - 10:54 - Kirk - 83 yard run - TD, PAT Good - 41-0 BROSSART 4th Q - 6:40 - Spaulding to Bentley McKinzie 1 Yard TD - PAT No Good - 41-6 4th Q - 3:05 - Spaulding 1 Yard Rushing TD - PAT Good - 41-6 (Final) Jackson Whiten was outstanding blocking and opening holes for his runner. After watching him operate tonight it is easy to see how Tartar can run for over 2,000 yards a season. Mustangs will have a week to right the ship as 3-0 Nicholas County comes to call next Friday night in Alexandria. Bracken County will have to get healthy quick, as Sayre comes to Brooksville.