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Buckeyes scrimmage in Henderson against Lions

The Gilmer Buckeyes outscored the Henderson Lions 1-0 in the controlled portion of their scrimmage at Lion Stadium Thursday night. 

Following that, the teams played two live quarters with a final score of Gilmer 21, Henderson 7. 

Gilmer @ Henderson Scrimmage Stats


 

Controlled Portion

 

Henderson Offense

22 Total Plays for 91 yards

13 Runs for 41 yards

4 of 9 Passing for 50 yards, 1 Int.

4 First Downs

Penalties: 1-5 yards

 

Gilmer Offense

22 Total Plays for 177 yards, 1 TD

8 Runs for 32 yards

10 of 14 Passing for 145 yards, 1 TD

8 First Downs

Penalties: 2-31 yards

 

Gilmer Defense

1 Interception

2 QB Sacks

Penalties: 1-5 yards

 

2 LIVE Quarters

 

Henderson Offense

44 Total Plays for 142 yards, 1 TD

16 Runs for 30 yards, 1 TD

12 of 18 Passing for 112 yards

11 First Downs

Time of Possession- 13:39

Punts: 2-54 total yards

Penalties: 1-5 yards

 

Henderson Defense

2 QB Sacks

 

Gilmer Offense

36 Total Plays for 260 yards, 3 TD's

17 Runs for 42 yards, 1 TD

13 of 19 Passing for 218 yards, 2 TD's

12 First Downs

Time of Possession- 10:21

Punts: 2-55 total yards

Penalties: 1-5 yards

 

Gilmer Defense

2 QB Sacks

Penalties: 1-5 yards


Statistics courtesy of Joe Dodd


The Buckeyes will open the regular season against the Liberty-Eylau Leopards on Thursday night, Aug. 25, in Tyler, at CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium. Kickoff will be at 7 p.m.

Video:
Buckeyes make interception during controlled scrimmage @ Henderson HD
Aug 18, 2016 

Aaron "Poppy" Brown's 26-Yd TD Pass to Dimitri Fort @ Gilmer-Henderson Scrimmage HD
Aug 18, 2016


First Touchdown for Buckeyes in Scrimmage at Henderson HD
Aug 18, 2016 

Second Touchdown for Buckeyes in Scrimmage at HendersonHD
Aug 18, 2016 

Setting Up Third Touchdown for Buckeyes in Scrimmage at Henderson HD
Aug 18, 2016 

Third Touchdown in Buckeyes Scrimmage at Henderson HD
Aug 18, 2016 

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