Anderson Indians fall to Red Devils 28 0 in NC opener
Richmond's strong ground attack and stiff defense shut out Anderson 28 0 at Denny Field in the North Central Conference opener. The Red Devils built a 14 point lead by halftime as Dave Mabry and Robert Jones sparked a 77 yard drive culminating in a Burton keeper for seven and a two score margin. The Indians struggled to sustain offense, managing only a few early drives and a thwarted fourth down pass that could have altered the momentum.
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Tulane shutout of Boston College shows 10-0 victory
Tulane linebacker Steve Foley sparked a 67 yard second quarter scoring drive and Basil Godwin caught a 16 yard TD pass as Tulane defeated Boston College 10-0. Foley led a strong 8 play drive after a mistimed BC snap, while Tulane added insurance on a 33 yard field goal.
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Alexandria Tigers ground game rolls over Wabash 37 6
Alexandria dominant on the ground for 455 yards led by Todd Fuller with 209 yards as the Tigers toppled Wabash 37 6 in a Central Indiana Conference clash. Alex capitalized in the second half and Dale Alt praised the ball control and strong pass rush.
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Estep Leads Tigers Over Arabs in White River Battle
Yorktown the Tigers toppled Pendleton Heights 31 12 as Estep directed the offense for 414 total yards. Haggard 98 yards on nine carries and Cross 121 yards in the second half powered the running game while Hilton added a 29 yard TD run and multiple passes and kicks.
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Bears Roll Past Pirates 34 14 in Tough City Clash
Lawrence Central defeats Madison Heights 34 to 14 as the Bears surge in the second half. Ed Thompson connects on key plays, Brad Boswell scores twice, and special teams pin MH deep with Dave Wells punts. Minnick and Robinson answer late but LC holds the road win.
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Marauders rally past Eastern Hancock for seventh straight win
Mount Vernon Marauders defeat Eastern Hancock 16 12 to take a 60 lead on a Mike Noe nine yard touchdown pass to Rick Byers and a late second quarter scoring drive. The defense held in the second half as Mount Vernon extended their streak and prepared to host Pendleton next week.
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Indiana High School Football Scores Snapshot
A dense listing of recent Indiana high school football results across many teams and towns. Notable outputs include Richmond over Anderson 28 to 0, Indianapolis Washington 44 to 0 over Attucks, Knox defeating South Decatur 40 to 6, and West Lafayette 34 to 21 over Crawfordsville, among numerous other matches and scorelines.
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