Pass on 4th goes in and out of the hands of the receiver and Burton turns it over on downs with around a minute to go. Honaker taking back over and up 39-34.
Pass on 4th goes in and out of the hands of the receiver and Burton turns it over on downs with around a minute to go. Honaker taking back over and up 39-34.
Clintwood adds another score early in the 2nd half. Up 41-0 now on Chilhowie.
Honaker 39 J.I. Burton 34 -final
I really felt this was a game Burton should've won. Heck, last week Honaker barely beat an incredibly mediocre Hurley team.Originally Posted by beamer_ball
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I thought hurley had a pretty good team this yr? I didnt see em play.
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Hurley
Aug. 26 Ervinton W 42-6
Sept. 2 OPEN
Sept. 9 @ Grundy L, 8-26
Sept. 16 East Ridge (KY) W, 52-0
Sept. 23 Montcalm (WV) W, 64-8
Sept. 30 @ Thomas Walker L, 12-54
Oct. 7 @ Tri-Cities Christian (TN) W, 40-10
Oct. 14 @ Honaker L, 26-49
Oct. 21 Haysi W, 14-8
Oct. 28 Rye Cove L, 6-8
Nov. 4 @ Twin Valley W, 42-21
Division 1 Western Section Playoffs
Nov. 12 @ Honaker 2:00 PM L, 20-29
I was wrong on that one
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You can't always go by that, especially with high school kids. I'm sure there was a bit of looking ahead by Honaker. Burton's defense was suspect and Honaker is well coached. I expected that game to be 40 something to 30 something, so was pretty close to expected. Not trying to kick Norton when they are down, but their schedule has prevented people from knowing what they had, and Jimbo has (IMO) covered every question raised and kept trying to say things like 'football isn't dead in Norton'.
It's bad to say that Honaker barely beat Hurley last week when Norton didn't exactly own Haysi, in a game that was a bit closer than the score.
What we've got here is failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach, so you get what we had here last week which is the way he wants it. Well, he gets it.
Clintwood 55 Chilhowie 7 -final
Yeah, that's true. But I also noticed the game in which Honaker lost to John Battle, a team Burton easily defeated, and that they beat Eastside just by a field goal. I guess I expected Burton to easily handle a team of that caliber. Like you said, though, Burton didn't exactly manhandle Haysi last week, either, and that makes today's result more understandable.
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