wolves Lose To Grape Creek Eagles 34-6
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September 19, 2006
In what was built up to be a duel between two evenly matched teams did not live up to expectations.
In fact, it didn't live up to any hoopla whatsoever.
Playing in the first game of the second annual Sammy Baugh Classic in Sweetwater, the Wolves were held to only six points as they went down in defeat to the Eagles by a score of 34-6. The Only score for the Wolves came early in the third quarter when senior Jerrod Ward, playing in his first game of the season, scored on a 58-yard gallop with 11:33 left to game in the quarter. The point after kick by Ward did not prove true leaving Grape Creek up 20-6 at that point.
Ward ended the game with 113 yards on six carries while Wolves quarterback Kolby Free wound up with 92 yards on 20 carries. Free also completed three of 10 passes for 18 yards on the night.
"Unless we learn to play with better technique, and learn to play better as a team we are not going to win many games," said head coach/AD Frank Johnson. "Our problem is that when we do something wrong we begin to self-destruct."
The Wolves will face the Sonora Broncos next Friday night at Colorado City with kickoff slated for 7:30 p.m.
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