CAL vs. Central, Nov. 17

EVERYBODY. I’M FRED COWGILL. WE HAVE HIGHLIGHTS FROM ALL ACROSS THE STATE, BUT WE KICK OFF HERE IN TOWN IN EASTERN JEFFERSON COUNTY. YEAH, OUR GAME OF THE WEEK, A BATTLE OF SIX TIME, THREE A STATE CHAMP CENTRAL AND DEFENDING THREE, A STATE CHAMP. CHRISTIAN ACADEMY. BRIT DELMARVA HAS THE HIGHLIGHTS FROM CAL. A REMATCH FROM THE REGULAR SEASON BETWEEN TWO OF THE TOP TEAMS IN THE STATE WITH WITH A REGIONAL TITLE ON THE LINE THE YELLOW JACKETS PAYING A VISIT TO THE CENTURIONS FIRST QUARTER THE PITCH TO JUSTIN RUFFIN TURNS ON THE JETS AND THE SENIOR

CRUISE IS 49 YARDS FOR THE SCORE. 14 NOTHING CAL SECOND QUARTER QUARTERBACK COLE HODGE KEEPS IT HIMSELF TAKES IT IN FROM 14 YARDS OUT. SEVEN MORE ON THE BOARD 24 NOTHING. CAL BEFORE THE BREAK THE GIVE TO CENTRAL’S CORTEZ STONE. COUNT HIM TOUCHDOWN NUMBER 22 ON THE SEASON FOR THE JUNIOR AS THE YELLOW JACKETS TRAIL 24 SEVEN AT THE HALF IT WAS ALL CAL IN THE SECOND HALF. HODGE TO HODGE. YOU’VE HEARD THAT ONE BEFORE. COLE HITS HIS BROTHER CONNER FOR THE TOUCHDOWN. CAL CRUISES TO THE 5213 WIN AND CLAIMS THE REGIONAL CROWN. WELL, I

THINK THE COACHES DID A BETTER JOB. I DID A BETTER JOB. I DIDN’T DO VERY GOOD THE FIRST TIME WE MET. JUST ALLOWING OUR GUYS TO PLAY. SOMETIMES COACHES CAN LOSE MORE BALLGAMES THAN THEY WIN. SO I THINK JUST

GETTING OUT OF OUR OWN PLAYERS WAY AND LETTING THEM GO DO THEIR THING, THEY’RE VERY, VERY TALENTED GROUP AND THEY SHOWED IT TONIGHT. WE TRUST THESE COACHES. I THINK WE HAVE THE BEST COACHING STAFF IN THE STATE. AND SO, YOU KNOW, THESE GUYS GONE OUT AND EXECUTED THEIR GAME PLAN AND OUR O-LINE RECEIVERS DID A HECK

OF A JOB TONIGHT. WE’RE PEAKING AT THE RIGHT TIME. THEY’RE PLAYING GREAT FOOTBALL ALL THEIR GROWING UP. YOU KNOW, THEY’RE NOT THOSE FIRST YEAR STARTERS ANYMORE. THEY’RE STARTING TO BECOME VETERANS AND THEY’RE GOING TO NEED ANOTHER, YOU KNOW, TWO GREAT PERFORMANCES GOING INTO THESE LAST TWO WEEKS. WE HAVE TOUGH OPPONENTS COMING UP. SO, YOU KNOW, IT’S FOOT ON THE GAS AND KEEP GOING. I’M EXCITED. THE CENTURIONS QUEST FOR BACK TO BACK STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS CONTINUES. REPORTIN