Tony Huey Runs Wild Over Episcopal

Baton Rouge, LA- The Tigers were first on the board as they were consistent with running the ball with Tony Huey. It was hard-nosed running for Huey as the Episcopal Knights barely gave him any yards, as he had to work for every inch. Dunham would go up 7-0 in the 1^st Quarter.

Later on in the 2^nd Quarter, Mike Williams found Josh Matthews on a 51-yard pass to put the Tigers deep into oppositional territory. Williams then threw an under screen pass to Tony Huey for a 25-yard touchdown reception. Huey’s 2^nd touchdown of the night put the Tigers ahead 14-0.

It was tough for the Knights on the offensive front as they struggled to generate any momentum in the 1^st half. The defensive unit also struggled to contain Mike Williams as he continued to scramble out of the pocket to find receivers open. He found Matthews on another 35-yard pass before he hooked up with Harris McKay on the 18-yard touchdown pass. The Tigers go 21-0 heading into halftime.

Mike Williams completely dominated the Knights’ defense. Coming out of halftime, Williams threw a beautiful 48-yard lob pass to EJ Hitchens. Shortly afterwards, Williams took it to the house for a 25-yard rushing touchdown. The Tigers add to the scoreboard 28-0.

Episcopal finally found some momentum late in the 3^rd Quarter after Caden Dickenson caught a 43-yard touchdown. Dickenson caught the ball around three defenders and somehow bounced his way out of the collision and ran it in for a touchdown. The Tigers still hold a 28-7 lead.

Caden Dickenson would score his 2^nd touchdown of the night after Episcopal recovered a fumble deep in Tiger territory. Dunham made a nice stand but an Unsportsmanlike Conduct call would give Episcopal another opportunity at the goal line. The Knights narrow the lead to 28-14.

The Tigers responded with a huge run by Tony Huey for a 69-yard rushing touchdown. On a 2^nd & 4, Huey busted through the line with no one in sight to bring him down. Dunham would expand the lead to 35-14 in the 4^th Quarter.

Dunham didn’t slow down as they took the ball on their next drive all the way down to the end zone. Tony Huey was the Tiger to score on a 1-yard rushing touchdown. Huey would score his 4^th touchdown of the night with three of them as a rushing a touchdown. Dunham would go on to win the game 42-14.