Here are the musings of Tony Doughtie who has cover sports on radio or TV since 1971
Friday, November 4, 2011
Bulldogs Get Their Wish
If there has been one theme from the Bulldogs of Nash Central ever since they walked off the field at Hunt two weeks ago was we want to come back. They will get their wish. Zach Conner kicked a field goal early in the fourth quarter and the defense makes that kick stand up as the Bulldogs out last Gray's Creek 24-21 in the opening round of the State 3-AA playoffs.
Would the Bulldogs get their wish? If they won tonight and Hunt was a winner it would happen next week and it will. It may have been uninspiring but the Warriors beat West Brunswick 21-13 to move on to round two where they will take on the only other Big East survivor. I don't put much in to the scores of first round games as long as the team that was suppose to win does so. Hunt will host Nash Central next Friday night.
The Big East #3 seed Fike traveled to West Carteret and the Golden Demons didn't have a very fun trip to the beach. The Patriots ripped Fike 33-14. The news was even worse for the #4 seed Firebirds of Southern Nash as they will find the trip back up I-95 will not be pleasant as they also get bombed 42-13.
Earlier this year when North Edgecombe played Northampton East the Warriors doubled the score at 52-26 and this time it was a lot worse than that as they advance to round two with a 50-6 over the Rams.
SouthWest Edgecombe's game with Kinston was postponed until 6.pm Saturday night and Tarboro's attempt to make it to the 2-A State Championship game four years in a row was put off until 7pm Saturday.
Saturday several runners from the area will be competing in the State Cross Country championships in Kernersville.
There is a football game at noon Saturday between two teams that hope if they don't win again this year that they do tomorrow.
I have done 1,200 broadcast on radio and TV of sporting events I have been a PA man for at least 652 events including 4 years North Carolina Wesleyan sports and 14 years for Gryphon baseball. Did post 58 Legion baseball a total of 11 years. Last five years Gryphon football and basketball but have done Gryphon Jv football as far back as 2003. Have done NASCAR TV shows and relay for life shows on WHIG TV. Have four children Stephanie, Brooks, Amy and Morgan. Wife Pat and I are working on our 33 years of marriage together
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