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Was madison county 70 points against blountstown in 2019 state championship game. The shortest time of possession ever to score over 50 points?? And is madison only running 32 plays a record as well?


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3 hours ago, Jesse said:

It's 3 questions 

Jesse, I don't mean to be an ass, but frankly, I think you could benefit from taking some courses in the use of English. Aside from making you look more intelligent, it may actually make you more intelligent as your mind will benefit from the increased rigor deployed in the expression of your thoughts. 

I fear that the above will fall on deaf ears, but it was expressed with the best of intentions. 

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21 minutes ago, DarterBlue2 said:

Jesse, I don't mean to be an ass, but frankly, I think you could benefit from taking some courses in the use of English. Aside from making you look more intelligent, it may actually make you more intelligent as your mind will benefit from the increased rigor deployed in the expression of your thoughts. 

I fear that the above will fall on deaf ears, but it was expressed with the best of intentions. 

I only got 2 questions from it. 

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7 hours ago, Perspective said:

I see three questions marks, but I'm not sure a see a single question in that post. ;)

Do you know a game that a team scored over 50 in under ten minutes of possession.?

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16 hours ago, Jesse said:

Was madison county 70 points against blountstown in 2019 state championship game. The shortest time of possession ever to score over 50 points?? And is madison only running 32 plays a record as well?

Didn’t Venice score 77?

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12 hours ago, Jesse said:

Do you know a game that a team scored over 50 in under ten minutes of possession.?

Well one time Naples beat Estero 91-0; it was 70-0 at half-time. So perhaps this game might have.

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In 2017 St Joseph trailed Rocky Bayou 33-8 at halftime but came back to outscore Rocky Bayou 78-14 in the second half - with a running clock for the last seven minutes of the game - SJ scored 78 unanswered points in under seventeen minutes. The final was 86-47 with RBCS scoring the last 14 points.

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