DaveMosbey Posted October 12, 2019 Share Posted October 12, 2019 Heritage Hills 8-0 at South Spencer 1-7 This is the 49th meeting between Heritage Hills and South Spencer and the Patriots lead the series 36-12. This season South Spencer is averaging 17.0 ppg and giving up 36.4 ppg while the Patriots are averaging 44.0 ppg and giving up 6.6 ppg. Heritage Hills clinched a share of their league leading 27th PAC title with the win over Forest Park last Friday and can win the conference title outright with a win over their county rivals. South Spencer with 11 PAC titles are 2nd place behind Heritage Hills in PAC football titles with 11. The 12 wins that South Spencer has over Heritage Hills is 2nd to Southridge for the most wins of any opponent against the Patriots. The Rebels are one of 3 teams that was on the Patriot football schedule in their inaugural season in 1972 that the Patriots have played at least once every season since. The Rebels won 5 of the 1st 7 meetings in the series, the Patriots would win 4 of the next 5 to tie the series up 6-6 and the Rebels would regain the series lead 7-6 with a overtime win in 1984 and the series would remain tightly contested through the first 21 meetings, After a Rebel win in 1991 the Patriots led the series by a slim 11-10 margin after that loss in 91 the Patriots would win the next 19 meetings before the Rebels ended the streak with a 14-0 win in 2011. 1972 HH 21 South Spencer 20 1973 South Spencer 41 HH 3 1974 South Spencer 9 HH 7 1975 South Spencer 35 HH 7 1976 South Spencer 35 HH 2 1977 HH 19 South Spencer 7 1978 South Spencer 21 HH 14 1979 HH 14 South Spencer 2 1980 HH 48 South Spencer 0 1981 South Spencer 19 HH 13 1982 HH 27 South Spencer 0 1983 HH 28 South Spencer 6 1984 South Spencer 25 HH 19(OT) 1985 HH 31 South Spencer 14 1986 HH 26 South Spencer 13 1987 HH 20 South Spencer 7 1988 HH 20 South Spencer 17 1989 South Spencer 35 HH 7 1990 South Spencer 28 HH 0 1990 sectional HH 14 South Spencer 6 1991 South Spencer 14 HH 13 1992 HH 23 South Spencer 12 1993 HH 25 South Spencer 12 1994 HH 21 South Spencer 7 1995 HH 35 South Spencer 14 1996 HH 26 South Spencer 0 1997 HH 55 South Spencer 7 1998 HH 28 South Spencer 7 1999 HH 28 South Spencer 7 2000 HH 14 South Spencer 6 2001 HH 31 South Spencer 7 2002 Heritage Hills 41 South Spencer 7 2003 Heritage Hills 28 South Spencer 3 2004 Heritage Hills 42 South Spencer 14 2005 Heritage Hills 44 South Spencer 0 2006 Heritage Hills 28 South Spencer 8 2007 Heritage Hills 31 South Spencer 7 2008 Heritage Hills 23 South Spencer 0 2009 Heritage Hills 13 South Spencer 7 ( 1 OT ) 2010 Heritage Hills 28 South Spencer 14 2011 South Spencer 14 Heritage Hills 0 2012 Heritage Hills 45 South Spencer 8 2013 South Spencer 17 Heritage Hills 14 2014 Heritage Hills 19 South Spencer 10 2015 Heritage Hills 41 South Spencer 13 2016 Heritage Hills 28 South Spencer 7 2017 Heritage Hills 52 South Spencer 21 2018 Heritage Hills 76 South Spencer 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DaveMosbey Posted October 19, 2019 Author Share Posted October 19, 2019 The Rebels put a scare into Heritage Hills with a freshman quarterback making what I presume was his first varsity start, they killed almost the entire first quarter on the initial drive before the Patriots stopped them on the HH 23 yard line on a 4th down play. Score was 0-0 after 1 quarter and just 14-0 with less then a minute left in the half before HH scored twice in the final 31 seconds the 2nd was after recovering a Rebel fumble. Patriots took control after that for the 42-0 win. South spencer was just the 2nd team this season to hold HH to under 300 yards of offense the other was Forest Park the previous week. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bcaster Posted October 19, 2019 Share Posted October 19, 2019 HH still averaged a little better than 9 yds per play for the game. Being under 300 yds was more a product of fewer offensive snaps. HH only ran 31 plays by our count. Tonight was Hurt’s first varsity start, as you surmised. Odd to say a 42-0 loss was one of SS’s better performances, but it really was. Rebels were better at the LOS (against a dang good HH front line) than they’ve been. Lots of soph’s & Frosh competed well & gave themselves something to build on for the post season. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.