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Collinsville,
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14, 2007 (Page
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Scored On First Overtime Play
After 4 Scoreless Quarters
Goal Line Stop Ended Overtime
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Initial
version online 11:50pm Fri
& completed page 1 online at 1:40am Sat
I
had the wrong angle to show Kevin Phillips' 10 yard TD run on the 1st play of
overtime but did capture Jarred Billups being held behind Kevin. Collinsville
won 7-0.
After
2 Collinsville timeouts to give the Skiatook kicker time to ponder the field
goal attempt on the final play in regulation, the kick was wide and the teams
went into overtime. Skiatook had lined up for field goal attempts twice in the
first half with bad snaps not allowing a kick. Collinsville had a field goal
attempt blocked in the 3rd quarter.
With
no instant replay or challenges it would be hard to confirm one way or the other...
but my photo of the final overtime play appears to show the Skiatook ball carrier
right at the goal line. The officials ruled the 4th down play short of the goal
and Collinsville had a 7-0 win. -- Ted Wright
Collinsville
reached Skiatook 15 yard line once in scoreless regulation
(Cards: 8 punts, 1 fumble lost , 1 FG attempt blocked)
Skiatook reached Collinsville 4 yard line with 2:44 left
in scoreless regulation (Buldogs:
5 punts, 4 failed on 4th, intercepted once, 1 fumble lost,
1
FG miss)
Carson
the Cardinal put the bite on a Bulldog while wearing a Coach Craig shirt.
The
Softball Lady Cards led the Football cards onto the field after halftime. They
had defeated Oologah and Hale at the Oologah tournament and play again at ~10am
Saturday.
The
Cardinals opening drive started with 3 consecutive offside penalties against
Skiatook so they were at mid field before a play counted. Collinsville reached
Skiatook's 42 before being pushed back and punting on 4th and 20.
Alex
Goosen (#21) took the opening kickoff out to the 34 yard line to set up Collinsville's
1st offensive series.
