Category: 2024 Football Game Recaps
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Week 10 – MSHS Football vs SHG โ By the Numbers Playoffs Round 1
In the first round of the 2024 IHSA 5A Playoffs, the Bulldogs faced the Sacred Heart-Griffin Cyclones at Frank Dutton Field, ultimately losing 24-21. The Bulldogs took an early lead with a touchdown by Gavin Hammerschmidt but fell behind as SHG scored twice. A late fourth-quarter onside kick by Jackson Davis and a touchdown by…
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42-13 Win The Bulldogs headed west to take on the Knights of Peoria Richwoods in the regular season finale. It was a Friday night, but it just didnโt have the Friday Night Lights vibe. The Bulldogs fans at least matched the home team in attendance; maybe exceed it. The Bulldog fans were loud just as…
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Week 8 – MSHS Football vs. Mattoon – By the Numbers
In their final regular season home game, the Bulldogs dominated the Green Wave 63-7, celebrating Senior Night and their fourth consecutive undefeated Apollo Conference Championship. Quarterback Luke Dyer threw five touchdowns, leading a prolific offense to 546 yards. The Bulldogs went undefeated in conference play, averaging a 41-point victory margin this season.
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Week 7 – MSHS Football at Effingham – By the Numbers
The Bulldogs decisively defeated the Hearts 49-0, solidifying their lead in the conference standings. They dominated both offensively and defensively, amassing 435 total yards and holding the Hearts to just 100 yards. This victory marked the Bulldogs’ second consecutive shutout against the Hearts, clinching their fourth consecutive Apollo Conference title.
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Week 6 – MSHS Football at Mt. Zion – By The Numbers
In a crucial conference matchup, the Bulldogs dominated Mt. Zion, winning 38-14 and improving to 3-0 in the conference. Key performances included quarterback Luke Dyerโs passing, Cade Ashbyโs rushing, and a tenacious Bulldog defense that stymied the Braves’ stars. The Bulldogs now lead the conference and prepare for a significant game against Effingham next week.
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Week 5 – MSHS Football at Taylorville – By The Numbers
In Week 5, the Bulldogs achieved a 28-6 victory against Taylorville, improving their record to 3-2 and 2-0 in the conference. The game was characterized by strong running performance, with 310 of 376 offensive yards gained on the ground. Stellar defensive efforts limited Taylorville to just 156 yards overall.
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Week 4 – MSHS Football vs. Charleston – By the Numbers
In a dominating performance, the Bulldogs defeated the Trojans 56-3. After a strong start with three touchdowns in the first quarter, the Bulldogs showcased exceptional offense, defense, and special teams. Luke Dyer threw three touchdown passes, and the defense held the Trojans to just 89 total yards. The Bulldogs improve to 2-2 overall.
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Week 3 – MSHS Football vs. Sycamore – By the Numbers
In Week 3, the Bulldogs faced a challenging game against strong opponent Sycamore, resulting in a 21-13 loss. Despite a slow start, the Bulldogs showcased resilience, improving their run game led by Cade Ashby. Their defense also performed well, setting a solid foundation for upcoming conference play.
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Week 2 – MSHS Football at Highland – By the Numbers
In a thrilling week 2 matchup, Mahomet-Seymour lost 41-35 to Highland after double overtime. MS led 27-14, but Highland rallied back, eventually tying the game at 35. Despite strong performances, including multiple touchdowns by Dyer and VanDeveer, the Bulldogs fell short, showing resilience throughout the intense game.
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Week 1 – MSHS Football vs. Morton – By the Numbers
The Bulldogs’ season opener against Morton featured a record-breaking offensive display, with Lucas Dyer passing for 593 yards and 8 touchdowns, while Trey Peters recorded 344 receiving yards and 5 touchdowns. The team amassed 801 offensive yards, cementing their place in IHSA history.
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