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Football stats: Oak Ridge vs. Clinton

Posted at 2:57 pm August 21, 2016
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

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Oak Ridge senior wide receiver and cornerback Tee Higgins (5) makes one of two interceptions during a 56-21 rout at Clinton on Thursday, Aug. 18, 2016. Also pictured are senior Chase Kimbro (10) and sophomore Caelan Thompson (32). (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

 

CLINTON—The Oak Ridge Wildcats opened the regular football season with a 56-21 rout at Clinton on Thursday. Here are preliminary statistics by Mark Haste.

TEAM STATISTICS

Oak Ridge

Clinton

FIRST DOWNS

8

Total 15

8

By rushing 7

0

By passing 8

0

By penalty 0
RUSHING

29

Attempts 34

313

Yards gained 177

31

Yards lost 24

282

Net yards 153
PASSING

5

Completions 14

5

Attempts 28

100.00%

Percentage 50.00%

0

Intercepted 4

104

Net yards 131
TOTAL OFFENSE

386

Net yards 284
PUNTS

1

Attempts 3

31

Average 31
RETURN YARDS

24

Punt returns 0

126

Kickoff returns 15

45

Interception returns 0
FUMBLES

3

Total 3

2

Fumbles lost 1
PENALTIES

6

Total 4

45

Yards lost 35

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Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Caelan Thompson, Chase Kimbro, Clinton, football, football stats, Oak Ridge Wildcats, passing, receiving, rushing, tackles, team statistics, Tee Higgins

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