The ones that are out there are doing fine.вЂќ But as far as seniors go we have eight, but only five are playing. But I donвЂ™t want to use that as an excuse,В because we have kids that can fill in. вЂњFive starters on a 35-man roster means probably like eight to 10 starters because theyвЂ™re playing both ways. вЂњRight now we have five starters out from last week, two of them being captains,вЂќ Wikel said. Injuries are also playing a role already for the Panthers. WeвЂ™re going to need leadership to get us back onВ track.вЂќ We made way too many mistakesВ on FridayВ night to deserve a victory. вЂњOur goal was to get the ball down one possession, and we fell a little bit short of that. We made one mistake defensively, and they made us pay for it, which is what a good team does,вЂќВ he said referring to BaileyвЂ™s 50-yard run. вЂњI told the kids we lost the gameВ FridayВ night, not today.В I thought we played hard. вЂњWe played better after the delay,вЂќ SMCC coach Ryan Wikel said. The Panthers lined up for an onside kick, but it failed when the Big Red recovered the ball near their own 45 to run out the clock and improve to 2-0. JacksonвЂ™s extra point, however, was low and missed its mark, making the score 46-39. Tyrell EdmistonвЂ™s kick put the Big Red up by 13 with just over a minute to play.ДЄ failed onside kick attempted by Plymouth put SMCC (0-2) at midfield to start their final drive.ДЄfter Fitzthum connected on a slew of passes to Jackson and Derek Cook, the seniorВ quarterback took matters into his own hands and scored on a quarterback sneak from theВ Big Red with just 28 seconds left in the game. Two plays later, Devin Ramey took the ball into the end zone from three yards out at theВ 1:27В mark. The hosts answered back when Big Red quarterback Hunter Bailey scrambled for 50 yards to the PanthersвЂ™ 8-yard line to set up aВ first-and-goal for Plymouth. The Panthers were the first to strike after play resumed on a Hayden Snow 32-yard reception from Trevor Fitzthum withВ 2:54В left to play. The game was delayedВ FridayВ night withВ 9:43В left on the clock, and the score at 39-26 in the Big RedвЂ™s favor when the two teams began at 10 a.m. Plymouth held on for the win when action resumed with a final score of 46-39, while playing in a light morning drizzle. Mary Central Catholic football team made its way back to PlymouthВ SaturdayВ morning to finish their game against the Big Red. After being suspended early in the fourth quarterВ FridayВ night, the St.

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