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Found the story interesting? Like us on Facebook to see similar stories. I'm already a fan, don't show this again. Send MSN Feedback. How can we improve? Please give an overall site rating:. Privacy Statement. Badin answered on a nine-play yard drive when Jack Walsh plunged into the end zone on a two-yard run to even the score at seven with left in the second quarter. The teams headed into the locker rooms tied Chardon started with the ball to begin the second half and went 74 yards in just over two minutes to score when Andrew Bruce ran for a yard touchdown to give the Hilltoppers the lead, with nine minutes to play in the third quarter.

The Rams had the ball on their own yard line with left in the game and were called for an intentional grounding penalty that backed them up to their own three-yard line. Badin had to punt, giving Chardon favorable field possession on the Badin yard line. The Hilltoppers started their final drive with remaining in the game and marched down the field to the two-yard line.

The Hilltoppers then took a knee to seal the game. Bruce led Chardon in rush yards with 88, followed by Henry who had 54 and Carr finished with Henry went 2-for-5 on pass attempts with one touchdown. Sulka led the Hilltoppers in receiving with one catch, 36 yards and a touchdown. Walsh led Badin in rushing with 27 carries for 96 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback Alex Ritzie went 7-for and 62 passing yards. Final attendance for the Division III state championship game was 6, Lakewood St.

The Eagles held Springfield to yards rushing, recorded a safety, tallied five sacks and two interceptions in the game. But St. Edward settled in midway through the first quarter when the Eagles drove down the field in 11 plays and 72 yards. Edward a lead. The ball traveled 22 yards in the wrong direction all the way into the Springfield end zone where Yost had to fall on the ball resulting in a safety, increasing the Eagles lead by two, , just 10 seconds into the second quarter.

Due to the safety, Springfield kicked the ball away to St. Edward and the Eagles wasted no time in putting more points on the board. In just under four minutes, St. Edward went 51 yards in eight plays with Christian Ramos finding Connor Goodall on a yard touchdown pass. However, the Wildcats ended the half on a missed yard field goal. Springfield had the ball to start the second half and drove to the Eagle yard line, but Smoot was intercepted by St.

Edward cashed in on a play yard drive on the ensuing possession, when Enovitch scored his second touchdown of the day on a nine-yard run, making it in favor of St. Edward with left in the third quarter. In the fourth quarter, Smoot quickly orchestrated a seven-play yard drive in two minutes and threw a yard touchdown pass to Anthony Brown. The Wildcats went for two points after the touchdown but were unsuccessful, so Springfield trailed with left in the fourth quarter.

The Wildcats had more chances to cut into the lead when Bradley forced and recovered a St. Edward fumble. However, the Wildcats would stall on offense tallying yards in three plays in less than 30 seconds after the fumble recovery. With left in the game, Springfield drove to the St. Edward would retain possession for the final six minutes and methodically run the ball to seal the victory.

Enovitch led the Eagles in rushing the with 32 carries, yards and two touchdowns while Ramos went 8-for with 86 passing yards and a touchdown and rushed for 60 yards on 16 carries. Goodall led St. Edward in receiving with three catches, 42 yards and a touchdown. For Springfield, Smoot finished the day completing 29 passes on 43 attempts for yards and one touchdown and two interceptions.

The Wildcats were led in receiving by Shawn Thigpen who had 10 catches for yards followed by Anthony Brown finishing with six catches for yards and a touchdown. Final attendance for the Division I state championship game was 7, Marion Local now has 12 football state championships in school history and all of those wins have occurred within the 21st century.

The Flyers outgained Newark Catholic , forced two interceptions and shut out the Newark Catholic offense in the second half. He broke the following two Division VII state championship game records: most touchdowns responsible for five TDs ; longest touchdown run 54 yards. Marion Local got on the scoreboard often in the first quarter. The first score occurred for the Flyers after a six-play yard drive capped off by a Darren Meier one-yard touchdown giving Marion Local a lead with left in the opening quarter.

Dreyer has a special connection to the Bengals as a lifelong friend of punter and fellow McNicholas grad Kevin Huber. Dreyer had conversations with Zac Taylor when the current Bengals head coach was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks head coach at the University of Cincinnati. His ability to communicate his ideas and his strategy were at a high level," Dreyer said. The culture at UC then was so different than it is now. I hope people never compare his UC tenure to what he is now, because it's unfair.

Hancock, who won a Paul Brown coaching award from the Bengals in , says the year curse is not in the heads of the players going into Saturday. He felt the same in , when it had been 41 years since his Wyoming Cowboys last won a state championship. Hancock knows the advantages of having confidence in your quarterback. Evan Prater, like Burrow, was Ohio's Mr. He led the Cowboys to a state championship in and was as a starter. Bengals: How Zac Taylor and the Bengals offense got the ability to adjust on the fly.

McCullough, a Pittsburgh-native, is a die-hard Steelers fan. He is predicting a win for the Bengals, though, because rookie kicker Evan McPherson helped him win a fantasy football championship. From a coaching standpoint, McCullough said he believes the matchup to watch is the Las Vegas secondary against Cincinnati's wide receivers. Leone, a Turpin graduate, grew up a 49ers fan, but he has pulled for the Bengals this season except in Week 14, when San Francisco beat Cincinnati in overtime.

He's got that attitude that makes him pretty fun to watch," Leone said. You see their highlights and you want to watch more. When he watched his 49ers beat the Bengals in December, San Francisco tight end George Kittle had 13 catches for yards and a touchdown.