No blooms, fans or roars make this Masters like no other
(AP) - Nothing about this Masters will look familiar until the champion slips his arms through a green jacket.
(AP) - Nothing about this Masters will look familiar until the champion slips his arms through a green jacket.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The Tennessee Titans are not happy.
WELSH – For the Welsh Greyhounds, a tumultuous schedule, and a young team left them looking for their first win of the season Friday night after an 0-4 start.
The Jennings Bulldogs and Lake Charles College Prep (LCCP) Trailblazers were set to play one of the most intriguing prep football contests throughout the entire state this week. With both teams being unbeaten, it had been billed as the Game of the Week around the Southwest Louisiana area. However, due to a player from Jennings’ prior opponent Leesville showing severe symptoms of possible COVID, among other issues, LCCP chose to pursue another opponent after Jennings High officials informed them of the issues at hand. Jeff Davis Parish Superintendent of Schools Kirk Credeur spoke to Jennings Daily News, and gave information on the process, actions and his thoughts on the situation.
The Jennings Bulldog defense used a bend but don’t break mentality against an extremely talented Leesville Wampus Cat offensive unit last Friday night. The Wampus Cats were able to roll up over 500 yards of total offense against the Bulldogs, however when it mattered most, the Dogs made the plays they needed to secure victory.
This was a quote tweeted out by KPLC’s Brady Renard After Friday night’s win in Leesville. How true it is. I have never seen a team that can scratch and fight their way out of a hole like the 2020 version of the Jennings Bulldogs. They are both maddening and exciting. They give up big plays and make even bigger plays. They have proven time and again the cliché that “It ain’t over till it’s over.”
WELSH - The last time the Lake Arthur Tigers won back to back games against the Welsh Greyhounds was in the 2009-2010 years.
Foo Fact of the Game: There wasn’t a lack of big plays as Trevor Etienne had scoring runs of 61, 69, and 40 yards, while Leesville had touchdown passes of 71 and 58 yards.
CLEMSON, SC. - After shattering records in his time at Jennings High School, Clemson senior Travis Etienne Jr. is doing the same throughout the college football world. After playing in NCAA National Championship games and winning three ACC championships in his time with the Tigers, Etienne shattered both a conference rushing record and an NCAA FBS scoring record this past Saturday in Clemson’s come-from-behind win over the Boston College Eagles.
The Jennings High School football team received some bad news on Monday, as they were notified that a Leesville football player that competed in last Friday’s contest had begun showing symptoms of Covid-19 and was tested. Although results from the test have not been determined, the player was identified through film that he had come into contact with multiple players from Jennings throughout the contest. 20 Bulldog players are being quarantined because of the situation, and the Dogs have mutually decided to cancel Friday night’s game with Lake Charles College Prep. If the test from the Leesville player comes back positive, the Bulldogs will also be forced to miss the following contest slated with South Beauregard. Jennings Head Coach Rusty Phelps explained the decision to cancel the LCCP contest, with both schools’ best interests in mind.
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