On September 20th, our Blue Hose football team took on the Bluefield College Rams from Bluefield Virginia. This at home match was an overwhelming victory, with the Blue Hose winning seventy six (76) to three (3) leading them to their first 4-0 record since 1959! That wasn’t the only record touched last weekend, as this game is now ranked third in terms of points in school history with the second being 84 points back in 2021, and the first being 101 points back in 1914. As if this being our first 4-0 record in 66 years, we are also currently the only college football team in South Carolina to hold a 4-0 record.
In case you missed the game, here’s a quick run down of all that happened. In the first quarter, the Blue Hose racked up a total of 27 points. Within the first four minutes, Cincere Gill and Collin Hurst scored two touchdowns, bringing the score to 13. With 4 minutes and 36 seconds left in the quarter, Zach Switzer scores for the Blue Hose, bringing the score to 20 and a minute and four seconds later Deverious Abercrombie scores a touchdown bringing the score to 27.
In the second quarter the Blue Hose brought in a total of 30 points. Peter Lipscombe kicked a field goal within the first 2 minutes of the second quarter, bringing the score. Almost 4 minutes in, Justin Montgomery scored a touchdown within the first 2 minutes of the second quarter, bringing the score from 30 to 36. With 7 minutes and 13 seconds left in the quarter, Zach Switzer scores another touchdown for the Blue Hose, bringing the score to 43, and within the last 2 and a half minutes left in the quarter Collin Hurst and Zach Switzer brought in a touchdown each raising the score from 43 to 50 to 57, respectively.
In the third quarter the Blue Hose brought in a total of 16 points. Roughly 5 minutes in, Jalen Patrick scored a touchdown, taking the score from 57 to 64. 5 minutes into the quarter, the Blue Hose got a safety (where the team with the ball is tackled in their own end zone), taking the score from 64 to 66. To end the third with three minutes left on the clock, Garrison Curry makes a touchdown, bringing the score to 73. To end the game out in the fourth quarter, Peter Lipscombe made a 20-yard field goal to bring the final score to 76.
We continue to celebrate our Blue Hose football team heading into this weekend’s game at home against the Morehead State Eagles from Morehead Kentucky. If you have the time and want to come support them, feel free to make a sign, wear your Presby merch, and be sure to be loud!