The Meadville Bulldogs defeated the DuBois Beavers 107-90 Friday night in what should go down as “The Great Pennsylvania Point Explosion of 2015.” Meadville actually managed to confuse the scoreboard.
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Bulldogs running back Journey Brown rushed for 720 yards and 10 touchdowns, coming up just short of the national record of 754 rushing yards.
A few more incredible facts from the game:
— Brown had 341 rushing yards and five touchdowns AT HALFTIME.
— Meadville and DuBois unofficially combined for 15 touchdowns and 1,000 yards of total offense in the first half, per DuBois basketball coach Scott Creighton.
— DuBois led 56-51 at halftime and Meadville was up 85-82 at the end of the third.
— This might be the craziest part: Friday night was DuBois sophomore quarterback Matt Miller’s first varsity start, said Tom Reisenweber of the Erie-Times News.
I imagine there are going to be a lot of tackling drills next week.
