HIGHLIGHTS: No. 18 Thompson beats Central-Phenix City in Alabama 7A state championship
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- Highlights of No. 18 Thompson's (Alabaster) 38-22 win over Central (Phenix City) in the Alabama 7A state championship. It was the Warriors third consecutive 7A state title. Ryan Peppins was named the MVP of the game finishing the night with over 200 yards receiving and two scores. Conner Harrell threw for over 300 yards and accounted for three touchdowns.
After the cheap shot #7 did, Central had two more personal fouls on the extra point. Those 3 personal fouls caused Thompson to kick the ball off from Central’s 15 yard line. They had to do an onside kick because they were 15 yards away from the end zone. Y’all should’ve shown that part. I don’t think that’s every happened in football before
Those pass interference calls hurt them worse than the personal foul
Score of this game is decieving. Watching it you would think Thompson would have won 50-0. On a different level.
Correct, it was actually 38-8 and then CPC scores with about 2 min left in the game with the reserves playing.
How did #7 not get ejected after the 2nd hit? That should be 2 unsportsmanlike conducts
He did get ejected.
It took #7 taking a swing at a Thompson O-lineman after the late hit for the refs to finally eject him.
@@halomyego They ejected him after he took a swing. They weren’t originally gonna eject him after the 2nd late hit
What is number 7 doing? he tryna end people’s careers, he needs to get out of the field. Glad they lost
#2 from Thompson needs a scholarship today! he can play !
He’s committed to Utah
Yep, Committed to Utah.
He's a Grambling Tiger!!! 🐅
central had given up over 160 yards for flags on them that game
#7 is dirty on the white team
he salty. he was scared we were gonna drop 40 on them
Harrell goated 🔥
Old.
Harrell stays hurt that should scare the school he’s going too I’ve never seen a high school player get hurt every year like him
He came back after injuring his foot. He played well after that injury. He broke his thumb in the first Hoover game from an OL's helmet. These injuries can happen to anyone. NC likes what they have in him. Football is a tough sport.
That is the better story, returning from injury and leading his team. I think UNC is pleased with what they have in him.
@@kdbama4 he got hurt in the championship last year 2 lol
@@kdbama4 he was hurt in little leagues all the time doesn’t do unc no good if he can’t stay in the field
@@kdbama4 it is a tough sport and it’s get tougher the higher up the ladder you go so it’s not good he always hurt this low on the ladder