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LCC 42 Clinton Prairie 6 End of 3Q ... Running clock

After a 50 minute quarter LCC 35 Clinton Prairie 6 Half

LCC 14 Clinton Prairie 0 End of 1Q

I'm not sure that Andrean knocking off Boone Grove would be specifically be considered an upset, but I think the way they did it does qualify as surprising ... especially as a shutout.

HC dropped three last night including Western's squeaker to Lebanon. Three are still in it with a fourth pending tonight's outcome between LCC and Clinton Prairie. Not too bad a place to be with four teams possibly playing for a sectional title next week. And the good news is there will be no need for HC-on-HC violence to possibly pull four sectional titles. Also, still a chance for the HC to put up three classes' worth of representation at LOS Thanksgiving weekend.

Merriville 27 Jeff 20 8 mins left

Merriville 20 Jeff 14 about 6 mins to go

West Lafayette 34 Guerin Catholic 31 Final

Traders Point will meet the winner of tomorrow's LCC and Clinton Prairie game having beat North White 51-6.

Guerin Catholic 31 West Lafayette 31 5 1/2 mins to go

Mccutcheon up 30-7 over Kokomo in mid 4Q. Likely to be the second Lafayette-area school to advance to sectional title game next week.

Knox 36 Twin Lakes 7 Final West Lafayette 31 Guerin Catholic 24 7 and change to go

Chatard 49 North Montgomery 12 Final

Guerin Catholic ties it up at 24 with West Lafayette. 8 mins left to play.

Harrison 35 Anderson 0 Final First Lafayette-area school makes it to sectional championship.

West Lafayette 24 Guerin Catholic 16 late in 3Q

West Lafayette 17 Guerin Catholic 10 in 3Q

Chatard 42 North Montgomery 6 at half

West Lafayette 14 Guerin Catholic 10 at half

Merriville 7 Jeff 0 with about 4 mins to go in 1Q

In other futbol news ... LCC girls' soccer finishes as Class A runner-up dropping championship game tonight to Class A champs Park Tudor 2-1.

Knox up 14-0 on Twin Lakes toward end of 1Q

West Lafayette 7 Guerin Catholic 3

BTW, it's not the most points scored in Indiana ... 156 back in 1924.

Correct ... two missed although MaxPreps shows only 11 PAT points there were 12 made by the kicker, Budny, on 14 attempts. Other details of the game include ... you can find these on the same Maxpreps site with a little digging: Six TDs scored in 2nd half Kickoff returned for TD. Almond had a 77-yard kick return. He's listed with 3 rushing TDs, which occurred in the 1st half, but 4 TDs total ... hence the kickoff return. Almond returned a total of two kicks for the entire season. Milakis, a junior and starting linebacker, who scored at the start of the 2nd half also was sometimes used as a fullback. The two carries in that game was his third lowest set of carries for the season behind a pair of 1-carry games against Guerin and Sheridan. He touched the ball twice that night for a net of 18 yards. Once for a 2-yard gain and once for a 16-yard TD. Burns, a junior and starting DB, carried the ball a total of three times the entire season. He gained 40 yards total on those three carries with 26 yards being his long and 1 TD. Needless to say that, not only was he not an offensive starter, he really wasn't even a backup. Munn, the backup freshman QB, had a total of 1 carry in the game that went for 15 yards and a TD ... most likely a broken play given that Munn's "rushing stats" for the whole season showed 11 total carries for -2 yards. He finished the season with 1 TD and only one game with positive yards. Kendrick, a sophomore linebacker and backup fullback, touched the ball twice in that game for a net of 30 yards and a TD. His longest run was 31 yards, so he lost a yard on his first carry. Freshman Danny Anthrop, another backup FB and backup LB, touched the ball twice that night. He netted 93 yards for the night with one TD. His longest run for the night was a 59-yard run and his other run went for 34. He amassed a total of 1 TD for the season. The other rushing backs that LCC used that night, outside of the starter, Almond, who had 10 carries for 115 yards and 3 TDs, had the following stats: Christopher, sophomore, with two runs for 16 yards net, with the longest being 13 yards. Schrader, sophomore, 1 carry for 9 yards. Brinson, a senior, 1 carry for 2 yards. In the first half, 5 of LCC's TDs came from passes to starting receivers Brinson and Murphy. 3 rushing TDs came from starter Almond. Junior QB Mills, who would go on to set records at UIndy, was 15 for 26 for the night with 256 yards, 5 TDs, and no picks. Not taking a stand one way or the other, but looking at the stats gives an indication of how the game unfolded ... especially in light of season stats. This will probably answer several of the questions about passing, starters, and how the scores occurred. Full stats can be found here: https://www.maxpreps.com/games/10-17-2008/football-fall-08/clinton-prairie-vs-lafayette-central-catholic.htm?c=WJVt5zdGikWnXoTcufrs_g#tab=box-score&schoolid=.