Bourbon County quarterback Clay Bolin, the top passer in Class 4A, couldn't throw the football in a driving rain in the first half, so he rushed for four touchdowns and three two-point conversions in the second half to lead the Colonels to a 30-14 victory over the Mason County Royals tonight at Mason County.
The Royals led 14-0 at halftime on a safety, a 53 yard run by Malkolm Devine and a one yard run by Luke Morgan, but they only had 36 yards of offense in the second half.
Bourbon County only had 17 yards of offense in the first half, but racked up 305 yards in the second half. The Colonels had zero passing yards in the game. Bolin was averaging 283 passing yards per game, but he and his receivers could not connect in the rain and wind. He scored on the Colonels' first four possessions of the second half. Mason County lost two fumbles in the third quarter.
Mason County has been outscored 119 to 7 in the second half of games this season. The Royals, 0-6 overall and 0-2 in the district, play at Harrison County next week.
MC 1st Q 8:35 safety
MC 1st Q 8:21 Malkolm Devine 53 yard run (kick failed)
MC 2nd Q 8:01 Luke Morgan 1 yard run (kick failed)
BC 3rd Q 9:32 Clay Bolin 1 yard run (Clay Bolin run)
BC 3rd Q 8:50 Clay Bolin 16 yard run (Clay Bolin run)
BC 3rd Q 2:30 Clay Bolin 41 yard run (run failed)
BC 4th Q 8:30 Clay Bolin 2 yard run (Clay Bolin run)
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