How does losing to Rochester in week 2 by a score of 38 to 33, then having the game forfeited to the losing team after ineligible players were discovered on Rochester, as happened in this matchup in 2013, entitle a team to claim a running clock victory?
He must have challenged the defense to keep Jordan Anderson below 400 last year.
All.... Actually it took me longer than usual to get video on him. Strange. He is impressive . Lightning quick and because everyone is expecting him to run often he will pull up on what looks like but another run and come over the top with a dart pass to a wide open receiver. Ratsy
Entirely possible. I go entirely by memory and memory plays tricks. But while I concede that point it doesn't really change my point which was that even entering the game with a 13-0 record and a 50+ ppg record, the assumption from those who consider themselves expert was that they had no joke of beating Montini.
Tha t's pretty standard Ken Leonard. He talked the same talk pregame before every game this year even though everybody knew that only three teams were ever thought by anybody else to be even a challenge let alone a danger and Jacksonville dropped out of that list as the season wore on.
SHG and Montini played in the 5A finals in both 2013 and 2014. In 2013, Montini was going for its 5th straight title and was the heavy favorite. The Chicago papers seemed to crown Montini prematurely, and Ken used the perceived lack of respect for downstate football as a motivational tool. SHG pulled off a big upset 38-28, after trailing 21-7 early.
If he did, then they met the challenge. Definitely not a reason to celebrate, however.
