Lyman — In a game that had fans and opponents alike reevaluating their expectations, the Lyman Eagles secured an impressive 40-0 victory against the Pinedale Wranglers, largely thanks to their unexpected passing game. Traditionally known for their ground-and-pound approach, the Eagles surprised everyone with a new dimension to their playbook, making this win all the more notable.
Before this game, Lyman’s offense had stuck to a conservative playbook, attempting just three passes in their previous two outings. However, on this particular evening, quarterback Carter Bradshaw broke the mold. Bradshaw threw the ball 11 times, completing 6 for 133 yards, including two touchdowns and just one interception.
The first half the Eagles offense flourished with their revamped aerial approach, amassing 226 total yards. Bradshaw orchestrated the passing game with precision, catching the Wranglers off guard.
Bradshaw’s accuracy continued in the second half, completing all of his two attempts for an additional 40 yards, culminating in a 29-yard touchdown pass to junior receiver Daevon Schear. The crowd erupted in cheers as Schear showcased Lyman’s newfound dimension.
Klepper’s Game Ball 🏈
For their outstanding performance, the offense is getting the game ball for this week
Unlocking the passing game this week will only make the Lyman Eagles offensive unit even more feared than it already was. It was a combination of an excellent ground game from the backs, fantastic blocking up fount, and great hands from the wide outs and tight ends. Oh and not to mention some beautiful throws from Carter Bradshaw.
Kyce Hurdsman’s 55 yard TD in the first half gave the Eagles all the momentum they needed as well as Caleb Smiths 4 points off of 2 point conversions showed that they can hit the long ball or the dink and duck routes
– Klepper
In total, the Eagles concluded the game with 384 total offensive yards. It was a testament to the coaching staff’s adaptability and the players’ commitment to expanding their skill set.
Defensively, the Eagles were equally dominant, limiting Pinedale to only 48 yards in the first half and 102 yards for the entire game. Lyman’s relentless defense showed their prowess on both sides of the ball.
With this convincing victory, the Lyman Eagles now look to maintain their undefeated streak as they prepare to face the 1-1 Lovell Bulldogs in week 3. The Eagles have demonstrated that they are not a one-dimensional team anymore, adding an unpredictable element to their future games.
