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Published October 31, 2009 03:24 pm - The second half of Friday’s night game between Bowling Green and Barren lasted barely more than the regulation 24 minutes, making it one of the shortest possible halves in high school football. When it rains ... Barren falls to Bowling Green on soggy senior night By JON WEBB Glasgow Daily Times GLASGOW — The second half of Friday’s night game between Bowling Green and Barren lasted barely more than the regulation 24 minutes, making it one of the shortest possible halves in high school football.
For Barren, the first half was a lot longer. Bowling Green put up seven touchdowns in the first half en route to a 49-0 win over Barren on the Trojans’ senior night. Head coach Jeff Richey said he admired his teams’ effort, despite the score. “We gave every ounce of our God-given ability tonight,” he said. “I’m proud of my kids. They didn’t quit.” Barren wasn’t the only thing that wouldn’t quit on Friday. An incessant rain poured down throughout the game, muddying the field and complicating playing conditions. The Purples offense, however, didn’t seem to mind. Bowling Green amassed 314 total yards - 209 more than Barren - including 229 passing yards from quarterback Chandler Spears. The ground game gave Bowling Green its first lead, though. A 20-yard run from Lavance Anderson gave Bowling Green a 7-0 advantage with 10:14 left in the first quarter. After forcing Barren to punt on its first possession, Bowling Green again found itself within striking distance after a Taylor Austin punt from the endzone put the Purples at Barren’s 23 yard-line. Kris Aquino momentarily ended any Purples hope for an early two-touchdown lead when he intercepted a Spears pass in the end zone and ran it out the Trojan five-yard line. Barren would hold the Purples out of the end zone until 19 seconds remaining in the first, when Spears hit Sam Howard for a 10 yard score. And that’s when the Purples took control. Bowling Green rattled off 35 second-quarter point to build a 49-0 lead heading into the half. 
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