Friday Football Scores Updated for October 11, 2024.
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Opelika 30, Enterprise 13 Final | Friday - October 11, 2024
OPELIKA, Alabama -- Blake Johnson scored two first-quarter touchdowns, and the Opelika Bulldogs rolled to a 30-13 win over Enterprise in a Class 7A, Region 2 game in Bulldog Stadium on Friday night. The Bulldogs defensive front line played a key role in giving up only two scores to Enterprise, putting a lot of pressure on the Wildcat's offense for much of the night.
"Great team camaraderie, we all came together, and a great team win," said Bulldogs defensive lineman E'Mauri Smiley. "All week, we talked about doing our job. We feed off each other. We have great chemistry together as a defensive unit. Big win for our team."
Auburn 38, Central-Phenix City 33 Final | Friday - October 4, 2024
PHENIX CITY, Alabama -- Auburn quarterback Jackson Kilgore threw for 275 yards and three touchdowns as the #2 Auburn Tigers defeated the #1 Central-Phenix City Red Devils 38-33 in a Class 7A, Region 2 showdown at Garrett-Harrison Stadium on Friday night. Both teams had the lead in the game, but the Tigers got a couple of key stops on defense in the second half for the big region victory. Auburn running back Omar Mabson scored three touchdowns, two on the ground and one in the air.
Auburn had the ball with four minutes left in the game, leading 38-33, and decided to go for a fourth and one at their own 38-yard line; that could have been trouble if the Central defense could have made one more play, but Kilgore gets the two yards for the first down, and the Tigers run out the clock for the win. "We never quit tonight," said Tigers head coach Keith Etheredge. "They have a great football team. It came down to the last drive, and we had to get the first down. It was fourth and inches; our offensive line got a big push, and Jackson did the rest. If we don't get that right, they will get all the momentum and a short field. I am really proud of our guys." MORE GAME STORY
Enterprise 17, Carver-Montgomery 14 Final | October 3, 2024
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- #9 Enterprise used a stingy defense to defeat #3 Carver-Montgomery 17-14 at the Cramton Bowl on Thursday night. The Wolverines' offense, which has averaged 37 points a game, was held in check for most of the game. The Wildcats' defense limited Carver's big-play offense.
Enterprise (4-2, 2-2) hammered home that it would take a big night to hold Carver on offense, and that is what happened in this Region 2 matchup. "This was a tough, gritty win," said Wildcats head coach Ben Blackmon. "Really proud of our players. I challenged them to give me five minutes of the best plays that they could have, and that is what they did. I'm so proud of my guys. They battled, laid their guts on the line, and got after it. We kept them under control and put pressure on the quarterback. I thought that was an awesome performance." MORE GAME STORY
Clay-Chalkville 14, Thompson 13 Final | Friday - September 27, 2024
ALABASTER, Alabama -- The 6A Clay-Chalkville Cougars used a double reverse pass in overtime to defeat Thompson 14-13 at Warrior Stadium on Friday night. The wind and rain combined to limit both offenses in the first half, as Clay-Chalkville led 7-0 at halftime.
The fourth quarter is when all the fireworks started. Clay-Chalkville drove the length of the field, and on a third down play at the Thompson 1-yard line, the Cougars were stopped short, making it a fourth and one foot for a score. Instead of going for the short field goal, Clay-Chalkville ran the ball up the middle again and was stopped short, and the Warrior's defense came up big again. With Thompson starting at the one-yard line, Seaborn ran the ball out of the end zone for a big third-down conversion and some operating room away from the end zone. Two plays later, Seaborn connected with Darion Moseley for a considerable gain down to the Cougars 4-yard line. On the next play, RJ Evans scores, and Thompson tied the game at 7-7. MORE
Hoover 8, Hewitt-Trussville 7 Final | Friday - September 13, 2024
TRUSSVILLE, Alabama -- The #7 Hoover Bucs scored a late touchdown and the two-point conversion for an 8-7 win over #6 Hewitt-Trussville at Hewitt-Trussville Stadium on Friday night. With only 26 seconds and trailing 7-0 late in the game, Noah Winston scored from the 1-yard line along with a Mac Beason to Hunter Perdue two-point conversion game, the Bucs the one-point win in a Class 7A, Region 3 matchup.
When Hoover (3-1, 2-0) needed it, they made enough plays on offense to get the win. A huge Beason-to-Perdue catch moved the ball deep into Huskies territory, and a Beason-to-Reggie Jackson catch put the ball at the Husky's 1-yard line, where Winston punched in the touchdown on the next play. "This feels great; we fought adversity for the whole game," said Bucs quarterback Beason. "We couldn't get anything going but came out and scored to win the game." MORE
