Justin Langdon kicked one of his five extra points for a 21-7 lead. It was three plays and out for Lee County on its next possession and a short punt gave South View the ball on the 25-yard line. Roncketti immediately connected with Dal Jacobs for the score as the Tigers took a 28-7 halftime lead. They were big plays. It was a good job for an opener.
Lee County has a good team.
Ledford used his reserves during most of the fourth quarter on both sides of the football. The Tigers' only fourth-quarter points came when the Lee County center hiked the ball over the head of the punter, and the ball sailed out of the end zone for a safety. Free points It was the second such mistake of the night for the Yellow Jackets. The first one happened in the early in the first quarter and it turned into a touchdown for South View. Lee County punter J.R. Davis tried to chase down the errant snap, but he could never get control of the ball and the Tigers' Dustin Bowden made the recovery in the end zone for the score.