Running attack leads Lincoln to 3-0 mark on the season
Published 9:12 pm Saturday, September 26, 2020
Rodney Alcorn carries the ball for Lincoln County. He had 19 carries for 142 yards and three touchdowns Friday. (Megan Renner photo)
Kevin Haney carries the ball for Lincoln County. (Megan Renner photo)
Rodney Alcorn carries the ball for Lincoln County. He had 19 carries for 142 yards and three touchdowns Friday. (Megan Renner photo)
Rodney Alcorn led Lincoln County’s running attack with 71 yards on 14 carries Friday at Wayne County. (Megan Renner file photo)
Lee Amon runs the ball for Lincoln County. He had seven carries for 65 yards in Friday's win over Anderson County. (Megan Renner photo)
Lee Amon makes a tackle for the Patriots. (Megan Renner photo)
Clayton Davis is off to the races on one of his 10 carries Friday night, where he racked up 145 yards and scored three touchdowns. (Megan Renner photo)
Lee Amon runs the ball for Lincoln County. He had seven carries for 65 yards in Friday's win over Anderson County. (Megan Renner photo)
Rodney Alcorn carries the ball for Lincoln County. He had 19 carries for 142 yards and three touchdowns Friday. (Megan Renner photo)
Benjamin Harris holds up three fingers, letting everyone know the Patriots are undefeated with a 3-0 record after Friday's win. (Megan Renner photo)
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The running attack of the Lincoln County Patriots has taken coach Spencer Crutchfield’s team to a 3-0 record after Friday’s 54-14 thumping of Anderson County.
The Patriots got another big night out of the backfield with Clayton Davis and Rodney Alcorn each scoring three touchdowns while racking up more than 140 yards apiece. Davis carried the ball 10 times for 145, and Alcorn had 19 touches for 142 yards.
Thaeden Garr had just three rushes for 20 yards, but he tallied two touchdowns in the win.
Other Patriot rushers included Dalton Board (20 yards), Sawyer Horton (17 yards), Micah Phillips (7 yards), Elan Lane (3 yards), and Kevin Haney (2 yards) with one carry each.
The Patriots only threw four passes on the night, but they were accurate. Sawyer Horton was 1-for-2 for 59 yards, while Davis was 2-for-2 with 28 yards.
On the receiving end of those passes were Davis (59 yards), Skyler Quinn (15 yards), and Lee Amon (13 yards), who had one catch each.
