Showing posts with label Muleshoe vs. Slaton 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muleshoe vs. Slaton 2011. Show all posts

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Mules 41-Slaton 12

We were unable to make this game, but I know that the wind blew and  the Mules prevailed  and beat Slaton last night, 41-12. We listened to the game via Channel 6, so between that and the stats in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, I can tell you that Isaac Baca left the game early with an injury, we led 14-6 at the half, things picked up third quarter with the score 34-6, and the game ended after both teams scored once more, making the final score  41-12.

Beau Avila quarterbacked most of the game, but Caleb Wood saw some action as well. We had 14 first downs compared to their 11, which looks fairly close to me, but our 158 rushing yards compared to their 43, and our 263 vs. their 192 passing yards sounds like we were a stronger team. Both teams suffered three fumbles, but we recovered one more than they did, but we had more penalties, 7-50 to their 2-15, traditionally what happens when you are the visiting team, right?

Touchdown credit goes to Adelaido Godeniz, Saul Elizalde, Jr. Baca, and Beau Avila. Extra points were made by Saul Elizalde and Juan Guerrero. The entire team gets credit, however, for a good game and win.

Nest week we travel to Friona. Should be a good one. See you there.

Go Mules!

Friday, September 30, 2011

Mules 41- Bushland 7

The first chilly night for a ball game, and I am out of town! But my expert armchair quarterback took notes for me and through the magic of cell phones I was given a first hand report to share with you. Sort of. The short version.

Jr. Baca scored first, followed by his brother Isaac Baca, and it was all Muleshoe after that. We had a better offense and wore them out. We ran a nice trick play, Ryan DeLeon to Saul (sorry, Saul, I am without my program for proper spelling of last names), a reverse that produced a TD. Beau Avila was in at quarterback, but Caleb Wood saw some action at that position as well.

A light crowd was on hand to see the win. An informal observation reveals that we seem to have a bigger fan following when the games are out of town. If that is the case,
the Mules play Slaton at their house, so make the road trip and watch the Mules win.

Mule Mania will get ya'.

Go Mules!