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| Wildcats have work to do after loss to McGavock |
| by Bash
on Sunday, August 19, 2012 |
| Trey Burks hurdles over some of the defensive players for more yardage early in the game. |
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You never want your first game to be your best.
The Tullahoma Wildcats didn’t play their best game to open the season, and it is a sure-fire fact that they will be better next week after McGavock rolled into Wilkins Stadium and beat the Wildcats 34-13 Friday night to open the 2012 football season.
“We have to grow up a lot to be a good football team,” said John Olive on the field after the game. Olive begins his 20th season at THS with one of his most-challenging rebuilding jobs.
“I felt like we needed to score early and we couldn’t do that,” continued Olive. “We know we’re young and we just have to keep working harder as a team and trying to get better.”
There were positives for the ‘Cats. Senior receiver Zane Price had a monster game, catching 10 passes for 135 yards. Quarterback Justin Brown completed 22-37 passes for 230 yards and a touchdown and scored the other touchdown on a nine-yard run. Brown was named the Top Rehab Services Player of the Game.
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