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Sept.
22, 2006 (Page
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CHS
Football -vs- Miami
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Cards
Score Two 1st Half Field Goals
Sept. 22, 2006 |
1st
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2nd
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3rd
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4th
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Total
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Collinsville |
3
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3
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0
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0
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6
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Miami |
7
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21
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9
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13
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50
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Collinsville
took an early 3-0 lead over Miami with 4:09 remaining in the 1st quarter. This
came on the Cardinal's 2nd possession of the game which had started at Miami's
34 yard line following a short Miami punt.
The
Card's defense started Miami moving backwards on their 2nd possession (above)
but Miami's QB broke free from a potential loss on the next play and scrambled
out to the 46. A few plays later Miami covered the final 28 yards on the play
below and took a 3-7 lead with 1:23 left in the 1st quarter.
Tyler
Chronister (#5) kicked a second field goal for Collinsville at 9:39 in the 2nd
quarter for a 6-7 score. The 43 yard field goal ended a drive that started at
the Card's 24 before the end of the 1st quarter. The drive featured passes to
Dalton Rasmussen and Kyle Lee Smith and a rush by Garrett Thurman to reach Miami's
16 yard line. A delayed incomplete call on a pass to Kevin Phillips and a loss
on a Tyler Chronister keeper back to the 25 brought up 4th down.
The
softball "Lady Cards" wore the "we-fense" term Coach Craig
used after last week's game to emphasize the total team effort not just offense
or defense.
This
Card defender applied plenty of pressure but the Miami pass was still completed
in the 2nd quarter. That Miami drive ended with a fake field goal and incomplete
pass on 4th down at the 14 yard line. Collinsville moved out from there to the
43 before a Miami defender ripped the ball from Kyle Smith and scored the 2nd
Miami TD at 3:55 before half and a 6-14 score.
Kevin
Phillips (#11) had several Miami kickoffs to field in the first half. A few
of the kicks reached the end zone for touchbacks, but this one was returned
by Kevin out to the 27 yard line before he was slammed to the ground. This kickoff
came with Miami up 6-28 with 29 second left in the 1st half. The last two Miami
TDs before the half followed an interception (at Miami's 30) and a fumble (at
the Card's 16).