Twenty!  Logan Comes back from 8-0 defecit to route Warren 62-15, lock up share of SEOAL Title

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Week 6 was supposed to be for the SEOAL championship.  Logan lost in that game.  Week 10 WAS for a share of the SEOAL championship.  They would let two opportunities pass them by.  Logan started sluggish in falling behind early 8-0 to a fired up Warren football team, but a balanced offensive attack put the Warriors away by halftime.

Warren got a great return on the games opening kick-off, and would carry the momentum all the way to the endzone for a touchdown.  Jake Roach carried the ball for a 9-yard touchdown, breaking four or five Logan tackles along the way.  Josh Beebe connected with J.D. Harshbarger for the two-point conversion.  Warren used the kick-off return all night long to win the field position battle.

Warren continued to hold onto momentum, forcing Logan to punt on their first series.  It would be Logan's only punt of the night.  Corey Spackey pooch punted to bury Warren inside their own one yard line.  The Logan defense held strong, and got the ball back with a short field.  A few plays later Corey Spackey connected with BJ Hughes on a quick slant and Hughes took the ball 27 yards into the endzone for Logan's first score of the game.  Kevin Call was stopped short on a sweep for the two-point conversion.

Logan's next series ended on another great touchdown pass.  This time Corey Spackey rolled to his left, looking for BJ Hughes in the endzone, but Jake Wolfe came across wide open underneath and made a nice catch and ran the remaining 10 yards for Logan's second score.  The touchdown pass covered 24 yards.  Nick Poindexter's PAT put the Chiefs on top 13-8.

BJ Hughes set up LHS's next score.  He returned a punt over 40 yards to inside the Warren 10-yard line, and Justin Pack scored from 10-yards out to put Logan on top 20-8.  Kevin Call added a score a few minutes later on a seven yard run.  Poindexter's PAT opened the game up to a 27-8 lead.

Warren answered on their next series.  Garrett Proctor connected with Josh Beebe on a short slant pass and Beebe took it 40-yards for the Warriors second touchdown.  Patrick Lane's PAT cut the lead to 27-15.  Logan wasn't done scoring before the half.  Tory Kratzenburg caught a lateral and turned up field for a 27-yard gain.  Logan's power formation punched the ball in from there, as Justin Pack scored for the second time in the game.

The second half opened with a bang.  Sophomore TB Michael Coleman busted open the kick-off for an 85-yard return, the first kick-off return for touchdown since BJ Hughes returned one against Nelsonville-York in 2002.  Coleman's score put Logan on top 41-15.

Both teams ground out yardage for most of the third quarter, until Tory Kratzenburg turned a simple bubble screen into a 54-yard TD catch and run.  Poindexter's PAT put Logan on top 48-15.  The last score for the LHS starters was set up by a 33-yard Kevin Call run.  Justin Coakley took the ball in from one yard out to make the score 55-15.  Junior Alex Hubbard added the extra point.

Following Coakley's score, Logan began subbing liberally.  Logan dressed all their freshman, and all of them got into the football game.  Logan's final score came with Logan's freshmen offensive line in the football game, and after Freshman Mark Blankenship intercepted a Warrior pass.  Michael Coleman ran around left end for 24-yards and the season's final score.

Corey Spackey finished his Logan career with a terrific football game.  He completed 6 of 11 passes for 154 yards and 3 TDs.  He was not intercepted.  Senior BJ Hughes caught a 27-yard TD, Senior Jake Wolfe caught a 24-yard TD, and Senior Tory Kratzenburg caught a 54-yard TD pass.  Senior Justin Pack rushed 9 times for 58 yards and two touchdowns.  Junior Kevin Call ran 12 times for 103 yards and a score, his fourth straight 100-yard game.

Logan finishes the season 5-5 overall and 4-1 in SEOAL play.  The win clinches a share of their twentieth league title since league play began in 1925.

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