By Ken Graham
The Times
Cardinals Fall to W-M, 27-13
Sacks and turnovers are too much for Waitsburg to overcome
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Photo by Nick Page Waitsburg receiver Jason Carter was unable to bring down this pass from quarterback Jacob Dunn during Thursday's game against Weston-McEwen. However, Carter led his team in receiving for the game, with four catches for 38 yards.
WAITSBURG – The Waitsburg Cardinal offense stumbled against Weston-McEwen Thursday night, gaining only 101 total yards, as the Cardinals fell to Weston-McEwen 27-13 in a non-conference home game.
Waitsburg Quarterback Jacob Dunn was sacked four times and suffered five other negative-yardage plays in the game. The Cardinals also lost two fumbles.
The Cardinals got off to a good start, scoring on a Travis Crockett 12-yard run after Jordan Garrity recovered a fumble on the Tiger-Scots' first play from scrimmage.
After two Tiger-Scot rushing scores, Crockett again scored in the second quarter, thi...
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