Dalton O'Connor makes the tackle.
Jordan Kaufman on a 66 yard TD run. Also seen are O'Connor (52) and Brandon Lemke (68).
Kaufman gets tackled.
An Ubly defender makes the tackle against Shrine.
Kaufman on a nice run in the third quarter.
Kaufman avoids a tackle on a TD run.
Ubly fans prepare to storm the field.
Kaufman
Justin Cleary
Justin Cleary gets tackled. 
Mitch Cleary runs for a first down on a play that was designed originally to be a pass play for Cleary and turned into a long run. Cleary was tackled at the end of the run and the victim of a helmet to helmet hit. He injured his shoulder on the play and had his "bell rung," but returned on defense several plays later.
Justin Cleary
Shrine fumbles near the goal line. 
Kaufman tries to shed this tackler. 
Brandon Sorenson celebrates the win and honors his teammate. Here are some photos from this week's game. Hope you enjoy!
Yes we know there are a lot of pictures of Kaufman, who again was a human highlight reel for his team, but we also prominently showcased six or seven teammates, as well.
Overall, we'll take whatever good photos we can get on a rainy, windy, cold, cloudy day like yesterday, even if there are more of one athlete than another.
As for audio, here are the links to both Bill Sweeney's post-game comments and an interviews with Mitch Cleary and Jordan Kaufman...
Sweeney's thoughts: http://www.box.net/shared/b6q43dkql2
Cleary & Kaufman: http://www.box.net/shared/2sx7q9q7t5
5 comments:
CHRIS i dont see any links to the audio did you forget to add tem for us thanks again
Chris, that helmet to helmet hit was on a fake punt that resulted in a first down. It wasn't a pass play.
Football observer,
It was on a fourth down and peeople THOUGHT it was a fake punt, but Cleary said the play was originally designed to be a pass play by him, but changed due to how the defense aligned.
if you listen very closely, he says it was supposed to be a punt.
Anonymous,
You are right originally a punt play, which was changed to a pass play, which turned out to be a run. My point was, it wasn't meant to be a fake punt it was desgigned as something else.
Chris
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