Sandusky Redskins Outlast Cougars in Defensive Standoff 12-7
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Sandusky Redskins and All Saints Cougars line up for the play (Pictured Below) which resulted in the only ASC touchdown.
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After crushing Cass City last week, the Cougars might have been thinking they might be invincible. And for a while Friday night, it seemed that way. After the Red Skins of Sandusky won the coin toss the Cougars prepared to face off on defense. But all that changed when the Cougars recovered their own kick and were suddenly on offense!
On the first play of the Cougar's upbeat drive #1 Josh Sutton connected with #85 BJ Weaver for a touchdown pass! After #32 Brett Campbell tacked on the extra point for the Cougars the score was 7-0; but the night was young, and the Cougars had only set the tone.
This Josh Sutton pass is caught for a touchdown by BJ Weaver.
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For the rest of the first half, both teams struggled to maintain a drive down the field, and it wasn't until late in the second quarter that Sandusky managed to score a touchdown, without any extra points added on. When the first half ended, the Cougars held the lead by one scant point at 7-6.
Cougars leave the field ahead at the half.
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All Saints fans are smiling at the half.
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As halftime ended, and Sandusky's marching band headed back to the sidelines, it was back to business. The Cougars tried to shake things up on offense, but just couldn't make it happen.
One of many Cougars tackled by Sandusky.
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ASC Senior Kevin Bisel works for some of his 51 yards against Sandusky.
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Senior Jimmy Nicoson #50 gets ready to block for #24 Janer.
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Sandusky scored again half way through the third quarter, and then spent the remainder of the game running the clock down on the flat Cougar offense.
It takes three Redskins to bring down this Cougar!
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Seniors Aaron Janer #24 and Kevin Bisel #11 spent time moving the ball but only managed to combine for 100 yards rushing.
Aaron Janer finds some room to run.
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Bisel stretches for this Cougar first down!
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After the 12-7 loss,, the Cougars will have to win both of their remaining away games to qualify for the playoffs. Coach Bisel told his team that "This game is already history, it's over - now we've got to be ready for Reese"!
The Reese Rockets also need a win to secure their spot in the playoffs, so the Cougars will need a strong performance to win next Fridays away game.
Cougars listen as Coach Bisel tells them to look forward to the Reese game.
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Senior Aaron Janer regrets this close loss.
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