SUMMERVILLE, Ga. – Run-first football offenses are, by design, built to eat up yards and the clock.
So far in 2016, Ridgeland’s wing-T attack is piling up tons of yards, but as far as taking time off the clock, it’s not happening.
The Panthers scored touchdowns on each of their six first-half possessions Friday night at Chattooga, including two one-play and one two-play “drive” in a dominating 48-7 win over an Indians team that won the 2015 matchup 21-13.
Ridgeland once again took coach Wesley Tankersley’s advice to heart.
“Last year we started off slow in most of our games, so Coach wanted us to start faster this year, and so far we have and we’re 3-0,” junior two-way star Markeith Montgomery said.