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By Parker Rhea
Sports Reporter
The first play of the game for the Rattlers was definitely their worst, as they managed to fumble the kickoff giving the Cowboys great field position. That fumble ultimately led to a touchdown, putting the Cowboys up 7-0 rather quickly.
The Rattlers responded like a sleeping giant being awoken from his slumber abruptly as they managed to end the half up 35-7 over the undersized 5A Cowboys. Tyler Moreno was the definition of dual threat as he ran and threw all over the Cowboys, accumulating in a majority of the Rattlers’ touchdowns. Cowboy number 27 Calderon was all over the field for the Rattlers, making plays happen left and right. He had a monster suplex tackle that really put into context the way the Rattlers were dominating this game.
The fourth quarter was a chance for the second stringers to get in there and have some fun, which is what a team loves to be able to do.
The Rattlers improved to 2-3 on the season and finally start division play two Fridays from now against the Akins Eagles. That game will be at 7:30 p.m. on October 7. The Rattlers will get a much needed bye week to really focus in on the all-important first district game.
By Jourdan Bazley Blog Content Contributor Let’s get ready to rumble! Texas State is being summoned this upcoming weekend to ring in the 2016 football season with the first home game. All of Bobcat Nation will be in attendance to fill up the stadium and support the Bobcats on the field. Game openers are always important, and it is a MUST that you to get to the stadium to take […]
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