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The Titan's offensive line makes another attempt to get something going.
Stetson Sanford being loaded into an ambulance after a hard hit. Sanford was back to school activities the following day, but will be unable to play the rest of the season.
It was Senior Night in Odessa, and Brett Larmer (12) was the lone senior on our football team.
| O-H | 0 | 12 | 8 | 0 | 20 | |
| ACH | 8 | 28 | 16 | 14 | 64 |
We played the Almira-Coulee-Hartline Warriors in a contest that was virtually one-sided throughout the duration of the game. Missed tackles, dropped passes, flags, offensive line breakdowns, and our defense was a major contributor to our team’s loss. ACH blew us out of the water, winning by over 40 en route to a 64-20 victory. ACH scored early and often, scoring on 7 rushing touchdowns and a punt return.
In the first quarter, Stetson Sanford (31) fumbled the ball on the 3 yard line which would have put the score at a potential 8-8 tie near the end of the first quarter of action.
We endured a bit of a scare when Sanford required a stretcher late in the second quarter and was taken away in an ambulance.
Jared King (7) threw for 2 touchdowns and also threw an interception. He made 12.5 tackles and a sack as well.
Cade Weber (3) got this reporter’s MVP ball with 7 catches for 159+ yards and 2 TDs.
Overall, the playoffs are this coming Friday and we need to attack at the line of scrimmage and control all three phases of the game; offense, defense and special teams.
Editor’s note: As part of his senior project, Matthew Lane will be covering sports events and writing reports on them for The Record.
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