AT A GLANCE: Trigg County

BY: ANDY HUNT

Week 6 Review

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  David Beverly (1995-98) has third
  most offensive yards in 
  school history with 3,938.

  Luke Crider threw for 302 yards which is only the sixth time a Rocket QB has eclipsed the 300-yard mark in a single game.  The last time it occurred was in 2018 by Hunter Boone.
• Luke Crider broke the record for pass attempts in a game with 44.  The previous record holder was Hunter Boone with 43.  Boone’s record was set in the 74-70 game versus Ballard Memorial in 2017.
• Luke Crider broke the record for pass completions in a game with 27.  The previous record holder was Hunter Boone with 25.  Boone’s record was set in the 2016 matchup with Bethlehem.
• With Luke Crider’s performance last week, he became the 10^th Rocket to have 3,000 or more yards of offensive in a career.  The other nine are Hunter Boone, J.D. Gray, David Beverly, Nick Castiller, Austin Berry, Devon Nesbitt, Jamie Curtis, Jimmy Hopper, and Xander Tabor.  “Yards of Offense” include rushing and passing yards. 

• CC has passed for 30 or more times in the past two games.  Only three other times has CC had back-to-back games with at least 30 pass attempts.  The other occurrences were in the 2015, 2016, and 2017 seasons.  30 or more pass attempts in three consecutive games have never happened for CC.
• Luke Crider has passed 74 times in the past two games combined.  74 pass attempts are the most in two consecutive games in the history of CC football.   The most in a three game span is 101 (Trigg, Caldwell, Webster in 2017).  Crider would need 28 attempts to break this record.
• Preston Morgeson will become only the 4^th player to amass over 1,000 career yards receiving by the end of his junior year with 94 more yards receiving this season.  The other three are Ethan Dossett, T.K. Guess, and Chad Perryman.
  
  

  

  T.K. Guess (2002-2005) is one of only three players to have 1,000 career receiving yards by the end of their junior season.  Current Rocket, Preston Morgeson is 94 yards away from from becoming the 4th player. 

• Brysen Baker’s eight receptions last week were the 15^th time in school history a Rocket player has caught eight or more passes in a single game.
• Luke Crider became only the third Rocket quarterback to throw for 300 or more yards in a game joining Austin Berry and Hunter Boone.
• Bethlehem had 20 incomplete passes which is the most incomplete passes a team has ever thrown against CC and still won the game.
• Bethlehem completed 35.5% of 31 passing attempts (11 completions).   No opponent of CC has ever beaten CC with a lower completion percentage (minimum 23 pass attempts).
• Bethlehem averaged 3.48 yards per pass attempt last week.  Only two other times ever has a CC opponent attempted at least one pass, averaged less than 3.48 yards per pass attempt, and beat the Rockets.  Oddly enough, one of those two other times was Caldwell County this year (2.38 yards per attempt) and the other was against Campbellsville in 2018 (2.19 yards per attempt).
• Last week, CC had 71 official offensive plays.  71 plays are the 8^th most ever in a single game for CC.  The record is 80 plays versus Union County in 2015.  In case you were wondering, in the 70-74 shootout versus Ballard Memorial in 2017, the Rockets only had 62 offensive plays.  The most offensive plays ran against CC is 84 by Ballard Memorial in 2018, the year after the 70-74 game.

School Single Game Records Versus Bethlehem Broken Last Week

• Passing Yards: 302, Luke Crider, 2021 (Previous Record: 244, Hunter Boone, 2016)
• Passing Completions: 27, Luke Crider, 2021 (Previous Record: 244, 25, Hunter Boone, 2016)
• Passing Attempts: 44, Luke Crider, 2021 (Previous Record: 244, 39, Hunter Boone, 2016)

2021 Trigg County 3A (4-3, District 0-1)

• Todd County Central (2-5, 2A) – LOSS – 28-56
• Warren Central (0-5, 4A) – WIN – 36-6
• Murray (4-1, 2A) – LOSS – 20-28
• Fort Campbell (0-6, 2A) – WIN – 16-48
• LaRue County (2-5, 3A) – WIN – 1-0 (COVID)
• Fulton County (1-6, 1A) – WIN – 54-16
• Paducah Tilghman (2-4, 3A) – LOSS – 18-49
  
  
• Trigg County has 42 players on its roster (39 in 2020, 43 in 2019).
• Since 2015, Trigg County is 14-19 in home games.
• Super Senior Year Participants – No players that were a senior on the 2020 Trigg County football roster have returned for fifth-year in 2021, per the KHSAA website.

2021 Trigg County Statistics

Passing

• #1 Jacob Wease – 66/130 (50.8%), 1,081 yards, 13 TDs, 4 INTs, 16.4 yards per completion

Rushing

• #12 Kendric Adams – 53 attempts, 403 rushing yards, 7.6 YPA, 6 TDs
• #22 Kelsey Parham – 69 attempts, 319 rushing yards, 4.6 YPA, 6 TDs

Receiving

• #2 Jerimyah Shearer – 14 receptions, 205 receiving yards, 5 TDs
• #11 Dillion Skinner – 7 receptions, 172 receiving yards, 2 TDs
• #12 Kendric Adams – 13 receptions, 159 receiving yards, 1 TD

Kicking

• #16 Keller Nichols – 8/11 PATs, 0/0 FGs

Crittenden County vs. Trigg County Series

Season - Location - Score - CC Result

• 1957 - Away - 6-20 – Loss
• 1958 - Home - 7-27 – Loss
• 1959 - Away - 7-7 – TIE
• 1960 - Home - 19-0 – Win
• 1961 - Away - 19-20 – Loss
• 1962 - Home - 14-15 – Loss
• 1963 - Away - 19-13 – Win
• 1964 - Home - 0-13 – Loss
• 1965 - Away - 6-12 – Loss
• 1966 - Home - 7-0 – Win
• 1967 - Away - 6-30 – Loss
• 1968 - Home - 0-18 – Loss
• 1969 - Away - 0-54 – Loss
• 1970 - Home - 0-42 – Loss
• 1971 - Away - 0-19 – Loss
• 1972 - Home - 6-28 – Loss
• 1973 - Away - 26-69 – Loss
• 1974 - Home - 6-7 – Loss
• 1975 - Away - 6-7 – Loss
• 1976 - Home - 0-35 – Loss
• 1977 - Away - 6-34 - Loss
• 1978 - Home - 12-33 – Loss
• 1979 - Away - 0-14 – Loss
• 1980 - Home - 14-33 – Loss
• 1981 - Away - 6-35 – Loss
• 1982 - Home - 6-19 – Loss
• 1991 - Home - 29-28 – Win
• 1992 - Away - 3-0 – Win
• 1993 - Home - 20-14 – Win
• 1994 - Away - 6-24 – Loss
• 1995 - Home - 8-46 – Loss
• 1996 - Away - 27-25 – Win
• 1997 - Home - 17-20 – Loss (OT)
• 1998 - Away - 48-21 – Win
• 1999 - Home - 21-0 – Win
• 2000 - Away - 21-63 – Loss
• 2011 - Away - 10-22 – Loss
• 2012 - Away - 21-42 – Loss
• 2017 - Home - 20-29 – Loss
• 2018 - Away - 46-7 – Win
• 2019 - Home - 32-0 – Win
• 2020 - Away - 56-34 – Win
  
  
• CC is behind in the series 11-29-1 (28.0% win pct.).
• The last 14 games are split seven wins for each team.
• Trigg County leads the scoring in the series 945-527.
• Biggest CC win – 46-7 in 2018
• Biggest TC win – 0-54 in 1969

Crittenden County Single Game School Records Versus Trigg County
(Some Statistical Categories Unavailable)

• Passing Yards: 299, Hunter Boone, 2018
• Passing Completions: 24, Hunter Boone, 2018
• Passing Attempts: 38, Hunter Boone, 2018
• Passing Touchdowns: 3, Hunter Boone, 2018
• Interceptions Thrown: 5, Jamie Curtis, 1991
  
  
• Rushing Yards: 202, David Beverly, 1996
• Rushing Touchdowns: N/A, minimum 4
• Rushing Attempts: 30, David Beverly, 1996
  
  
• Receiving Yards: 148, Ethan Dossett, 2017
• Receptions: 10, Ethan Dossett, 2017
• Receiving Touchdowns: N/A, minimum 3
  
  
• Tackles: 22, Von Summers, 1980
• Tackles for Loss: 3 (Three Times) Matt Jent, 1999,  Adam Beavers, 2017, Lathen Easley, 2018, and Preston Turley, 2019
• Interceptions: 2 (twice), Tanner Tabor, 1998 and Tanner Tabor, 1999
• Sacks: 2, Cliff Paddock, 1993
• Forced Fumbles: 2, Gavin Dickerson, 2018
• Fumble Recoveries: 2, Mike Cherry, 1974
  
  
• Longest TD Pass: 62 Yards, Dennis Mott from Dwight Little, 1962
• Longest TD Run: 85 Yards, Barry Gilland, 1960
• Longest Interception Return for a TD: 71 Yards, Tanner Tabor, 1998
• Longest Fumble Return for a TD: 50 Yards, Jimmy Hopper, 1961
• Longest Punt Return for a TD: N/A, minimum 60 Yards
• Longest Kickoff Return for a TD: 85 Yards, David Hunt, 2000
• Longest Field Goal: 30 Yards, Jeremy Lander, 1992
  
  
• Most Points Scored: N/A, minimum 24 points

2021 District 1A, District 1 Review – Week 6

• Russellville (6-1) – RHS has an open week this week to prepare for intercounty rival, Logan County.  Logan County boasts a 6-1 record currently and faces Madisonville-North Hopkins this week. 

RHS had an RPI of .831 last week and it dropped  to .789 with the win over Fulton County.  Their RPI is still #1 by a wide margin in Class A.

RHS has locked up a home playoff game with its win over Fulton County last week.

• Fulton County (1-6) – Fulton is open this week as well.  The extra week of preparation won’t help much for Fulton County as Crittenden will dominate them in two weeks which sets up the showdown in Russellville for the #1 district seed.

Record Breaker Watch

• Luke Crider has 3,066 career passing yards ranking him 3^rd in the category and next up is Austin Berry with 3,744. 
• Luke Crider has 1,123 passing yards this season which is the ninth most ever for a single season.  Next up are Jamie Curtis (1991) with 1,193 and Luke Crider (2020) with 1,398.
• Luke Crider has 218 career passing completions ranking him 4^h on the list.  Next up is Austin Berry with 227 and Nick Castiller with 234.
• Luke Crider has 88 passing completions this season ranking him tied for 6^h on the list.  Next up is Austin Berry (2004) with 122, Hunter Boone (2018) with 154 and Nick Castiller (2015) with 155.
• Luke Crider is 4^th in career passing attempts with 403.  Next up are Jamie Curtis (1989-1992) with 426 and Nick Castiller (2012-2015) with 449.
• Luke Crider is 10^th in passing attempts for a season with 157.  Next up are Turner Martin (1981) with 160, Nick Castiller (2014) with 161, and Luke Crider (2020) with 170.
• Luke Crider is 3^rd in career touchdown passes with 41.  Next up Austin Berry with 47 and the all-time leader Hunter Boone with 84.
• Luke Crider is tied for the 9^th most TD passes in a season with 11.  With nine more TD passes, Crider will be in the top-4.
• Luke Crider is 6^th in career completion percentage with 54.09%.  Austin Berry is the all-time leader at 57.32%.
• Luke Crider is 2^nd in career passer rating with 137.18.  Austin Berry is the all-time leader with 166.82.
• Luke Crider has 3,005 yards of offense in his career which is the 10^th most all-time.  Next up are Xander Tabor (2017-2020) with 3,007, Jimmy Hopper (1960-1963) with 3,028, and Jamie Curtis (1989-1992) with 3,356.  Yards of Offense include rushing and passing yards combined.
• Luke Crider is tied for 9^th in TDs Responsible for in a Career with 42.  With three more TDs, Crider will be in 6^th place in this category.
• Preston Morgeson has 906 career receiving yards which is the 6^th most all-time.  Next up are Branen Lamey (2015-2018) with 1,070 and Ethan Hunt (2013-2016) with 1,191.
• Preston Morgeson is tied for 4^th in career receiving touchdowns with 15.  Next up are Branen Lamey and T.K. Guess with 17.  Ethan Dossett is the all-time leader with 23.
• Preston Morgeson has 58 career receptions which is the 6^th most in school history.  Next up are Branen Lamey (2015-2018) with 78 and Chad Perryman (1990-1993) with 85.
• Preston Morgeson is tied for 10^th in career interceptions with 6.  Next up are Chad Perryman, Matt Mattingly, and Xander Tabor with 7.
  
  
  
  

Matt Mattingly (1998-2001) is among the Crittenden County all-time leaders in career interceptions with seven. 

• Preston Morgeson has scored 22 career TDs and is tied for 17^th in that category.  With four more TDs, Morgeson will be alone in 14^th place.  Devon Nesbitt is the all-time leader with 61 TDs.
• Preston Morgeson has 143 career points.  Morgeson became the 17^th player to score 139 points or more in a career.  Next up are Dylan Hollis with 144, Chad Perryman with 147, and Ethan Dossett with 158.
• Preston Morgeson has an active streak of eight consecutive games with at least one reception.  That is the tied for the 12^th longest streak in school history.
• Dylan Yates has 163 tackles for his career.  Next up are Rodney Robertson (2005-2008) with 169, Brian Penn (1995-1998) with 178, and Dustin Lanham (2002-2005) with 179.
• Dylan Yates is 6^th in career tackles for loss with 33.  Next up are Dylan Clark with 35 and Aaron Berry with 43.
• Dylan Yates is tied for 4^th in sacks in a career with 15.  Next up are Lathen Easley & Adam Beavers with 17 and Sean O’Leary with 18.
• Kaleb Nesbitt has an active streak of 12 consecutive games with at least one reception.  That is tied for the 8^th longest streak in school history.  The all-time record is 26 straight games with a reception by Ethan Dossett.
• Kaleb Nesbitt has 572 career receiving yards which is the 17^th most ever.  With 100 more receiving yards, he will be in 11^th place in this category.
• Kaleb Nesbitt has eight career TD receptions which is tied for 14^th all-time.  He will be in sixth place with four more TD receptions.
• Kaleb Nesbitt has 43 career receptions.  He is tied for 15^th on the list and five players are within eight receptions of his current total.
• Case Gobin is tied for 27^th in career sacks.  With two more, he will be in 20^th place.
• Case Gobin has five sacks on the season.  Gobin’s total is tied for the 17^th most all-time.
• Brysen Baker has 518 career receiving yards which is the 23^rd most all-time.  With 100 more receiving yards, he will be in 13^th place.
• Brysen Baker has 36 career receptions which is the 26^th most all-time.  With 10 more receptions, Baker will be in 14^th place.