BevBrownJr
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1 hour ago, house said:
The last 30 seconds of the first half were pretty remarkable.
Indeed it was.
With 22 seconds left in the first half, Carthage scored their 6th TD on their 6th possession to go up 42-14.
Using their timeouts, the Bulldogs were able to get the ball back only 13 seconds later when Center punted with 9 seconds left. One pass completion later, senior Leo Medrano set a CHS record with a 48-yard field goal on the final play of the half.
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Given the title of this thread, I find it rather strange that there were more progress reports on this thread regarding the Henderson-Mabank game than the Kilgore-Chapel Hill game.
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FINAL: Carthage 59, Center 21
Carthage had 562 yards of offense (284 R, 278 P)
Center had 306 yards of offense (119 R, 187 P)
For the 3rd straight game, Carthage didn’t punt.
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Carthage RB Benny Smith scores his 4th TD of the night to put his team up 59-21 with 1:27 left in the 3rd quarter.
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Center scores with 4:01 left in the 3rd quarter.
Carthage up 52-21.
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Benny Smith scores his 3rd rushing TD of the night.
With 7:28 left in the 3rd quarter, Carthage leads 52-14.
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1st Half Stats:
Carthage 392 yards - 187 R & 205 P
Center 164 yards - 67 R & 97 P
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Carthage had 7 possessions in the 1st half. Scored 6 TDs & a FG.
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Leo Medrano kicks a 48-yard field goal for Carthage on the last play of the first half.
Carthage leads Center 45-14.
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Surratt to Jeffress for a 6-yard TD pass for Carthage, which leads 42-14 with 22 seconds left in the 1st half.
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Junior Henderson scores his 2nd TD of the night on a 32-yard pass from Jett Surratt. Carthage leads 35-14 with 4:23 left before halftime.
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7:45 left in the 1st half:
Carthage scores on Benny Smith’s 2nd rushing TD of the night to take a 28-14 lead.
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10:39 left in the 1st quarter:
Center answers with a 72-yard TD pass.
Carthage leads 21-14.
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11:16 remaining in the 1st half: Carthage leads 21-7.
The Bulldogs have scored on all 3 of their possessions.
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After 1st quarter, Carthage leads 14-7 and is driving again.
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On 10/7/2024 at 8:52 PM, PantherNation2015 said:
C&C - Center’s QB has a pretty good arm and one of their WR’s is solid. They could easily get 100 yards through the air in the first half and still not score.
I suppose you saw Center up close, given that they played Spring Hill earlier this season. As the Roughriders aren’t giving up nearly as many points this year as last, what are your thoughts about their D this year?
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33 minutes ago, Crawford said:
In 2005 Center defeated Carthage 19-14 in the last game of the season. I remember this game. Center had to beat Carthage by 7 or 8 points in order to make the playoffs, but instead Carthage moved on to play the powerhouse Tatum Eagles in the first round. Where the Eagles went on that year to win the state title. Carthage didn't make it easy for Tatum. Eagles won 21-20.
This means that none of the Bulldog or Roughrider players who will be participating in this week’s game had even been born when Center last defeated Carthage…that’s a long time!
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It’s been awhile since Center beat Carthage. About 20 years?
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10 hours ago, house said:
Would like to know how Westlake gave up 7 points to this team.
A 70+ yard run
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5 hours ago, Lion7000 said:
We aren’t terrible geez!
Obviously not.
I guess my question for you is: if Henderson can beat Kilgore (which beat Carthage, as everyone knows), how did the Lions manage to lose to L-E (which Carthage beat by nearly 40 points)?
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With no disrespect to Henderson, to whom I offer congratulations:
Having seen Kilgore’s season opener, I’ve got to ask…how in the world did they give up 27 points to Henderson? Thinking about the homecoming dance rather than the football game? Overconfident? Injuries?
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4 hours ago, BevBrownJr said:
#5 started on defense against Kilgore, as he has in every other game. I believe you're right that he has played some offense since the Kilgore game.
To confirm the last sentence above, he caught a TD pass against Chapel Hill.
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4 minutes ago, cotton84 said:
When I brought up the subject about the new additions on offense, I was thinking about #s 18,21, and 3……and my old brain was thinking #5(?) might have recently got some offensive snaps.
#5 started on defense against Kilgore, as he has in every other game. I believe you're right that he has played some offense since the Kilgore game.
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15 minutes ago, cowboyandchrist said:
Number 26, 33, 3 and the wide receiver
I wonder if 18, 26, and 33 were out with injuries or playing on the JV that week. None of them were on the roster in that week’s program.
Center Roughriders (5-0) @ Carthage Bulldogs (4-1)
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Posted · Edited by BevBrownJr
I see many professional and college head coaches on television who could learn something about use of timeouts by watching Coach Surratt.