 Welcome to week two of Armchair Quarterback presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches. Armchair Quarterback is a weekly high school and college football show spotlighting local high school and college football in the mountains. Tonight we'll have a complete recap of last week's high school football from around the region. Top individual performances and there were some great ones. Fantastic finishes that you do not want to miss and will have first in history and first in a long time. This edition of Armchair Quarterback will include highlights from Eastridge and Phelps, Belferin Huntington, Pike Central and Valley, LCA and Pikeville all in bowl action and a Hail Mary win from Mingo Central. Johnson Central versus Capital West Virginia, Floyd Central's first home game and Lawrence County at Prestonsburg. We've got a lot to get to. Here are a few notes from week two. From the football notebook, a few quick notes from week two. Belfrey loses for the first time in Pike County Bowl since 2005. Big but back down to earth. Over 60 points. One score in the bluegrass top 60. Hancock County over Webster County, 68-nothing. Scores week one over 60, there were seven. So scores normalized somewhat. Who says no one plays defense anymore? There were 14 shutouts in the Commonwealth and two West Virginia double A contenders meet in week one and it ends with a last second touchdown. First home win in school history, Floyd Central first win in 17 tries. The Phelps Hornets. And each week we spotlight some top performers around the area. There were some tremendous individual efforts in week two. The top six performers around the area. From the defensive side, Pike Central's Logan Dotson had 15 tackles. Belfrey's Derek Wellman 108 yards rushing two touchdowns and 11 tackles. Phelps defensive back Brandon Turnmark, four interceptions. That's a record. Jacob's of not Central ran for 212 yards and three scores. Johnson Central's Blake Gamble had 156 all-purpose yards and three scores. Pike Central quarterback Seth Kahn, a huge night, 171 yards, three touchdowns rushing, nine tackles and a pick six. Those are some big numbers in each deserving of a special shout out. We have eight sets of highlights to bring you tonight with scores. There are some other scores from other games around the region. On the high school football scoreboard, Hazard 17-6 over Harlan County. Not Central defeated Sheldon Clark, 34-0. Luke Jacobs with that huge game in that one. It was Lawrence County, 55-14 over McGuffin County. Noah West, four rushing touchdowns, 135 yards. Paintsville blanked Harlan, 37-0 while Twin Valley, Virginia defeated Jenkins, 54-0. The Wayne pioneers knocked off Tulsa, 32-6. It was Bell County, 28-7 winners over Letcher's Central. Dudley Hilton is back at Bell County and the Bobcats are 2-0. Let's get this night rolling. We've got game highlights. First, the Jaguars of Floyd Central looking to add another first to the history books. First home football game, looking for their first home win in front of a packed house. On the five-yard line, Dylan Cottle and the shotgun, it will take it on a quarterback keeper straight up the middle into the end zone for the touchdown. Again, the Jaguars in the red zone looking to score. Dalton Boyd takes the handoff, finds a hole and adds to the first quarter lead. Still in the first from midfield, Cottle drops back, rolls down and fires deep downfield. Caleb Hager is all alone and walks into the end zone. The Jaguars spend a lot of time in the red zone. Kobe Sloan comes in motion, takes the handoff, follows blockers into the end zone for another Jaguar touchdown. Looking to cap off a long drive, Preston Crace takes the handoff, makes a few defenders miss and he'll end the drive with a trip to the end zone. Floyd Central, 43, Betsy Lane, nothing. Seven different Jaguars scored. Next up, East Carter is at Betsy Lane. And on Thursday, Floyd Central is at Brethit County on Friday. Stay tuned. Coming up, highlights from Belfrey, Pikeville, Johnson Central, Preston'sburg and the Community Trust Bank, WYMT, Pike County Bowl. A Hail Mary finish, this week's Super 7 rankings, the revamp schedule and a whole lot more. It's Armchair Quarterback presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches, Ikeville Commons. I'm Jimmy and this has been my definition of fresh since 1983. The good folks at Howard Family Pharmacy grew up right here in Eastern Kentucky. They know this town just as well as they know their customers. You want to be greeted by a friend and a pharmacist you know and trust. Come see Wes Howard, Tiffany Jacobs and Lauren Mullins at Howard Family Pharmacy. Located at Eastern, near Allen Central High School, call or visit howardfamilyfarmacy.com. Most insurance plans are accepted, laid hours and open on Saturday too. Howard Family Pharmacy. 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The streak had lasted 16 consecutive bulls for the Phelps Hornets, 16 times the Hornets that played in the Community Trust Bank, WYMT, Pike County Bowl, 16 times a loss. The streak went in there last Friday night. The Hornets scored the first points of the game inside the Red Zone quarterback Garrett Clevinger found Seth Mayhorn all alone in the end zone. On the defensive side of the ball, Brandon Turnmire was everywhere. This interception, followed by a long return, was the first of his four picks in the game. On the goal line, Phelps looking to punch it in on fourth down, but a fumbled snap and a recovery forces the turnover on downs. Clevinger then in the shotgun takes a snap, can't find anyone, so he touch and runs. There's Clevinger with a big game and the first down. The Hornets again looking to score. In the Red Zone, Peyton Rive takes the handoff. He'll break a tackle there, changes direction, and then outruns the defense to the corner of the end zone for another Phelps touchdown. Clevinger in the shotgun once again. He'll fire down the sideline. Kendrick Prater goes up between two defenders, comes down with a big time grab. A few plays later, Clevinger will be under center on the goal line. Takes a snap, pushes the pile, and that's a Phelps touchdown to add to the lead. Phelps wins it 32-8 over Eastridge. Brandon Turnmire had four interceptions. Next up, Phelps will be at Sheldon Clark Thursday. MacGuffin County at Eastridge Thursday night as well. The defending Kentucky 4A state champions were hosting capital out of West Virginia in one of the top matchups of the week. A full house in the stands in anticipation of this big matchup. Riley Priest under center, gives the ball off to Joe Jackson. He shakes off a couple of tacklers, gets into open field and picks up the first down and more on a big game. Priest back under center, he'll drop back this time, finds a man deep and Seth Dalton will haul it in. He burns his man, gets tackled into the end zone. Touchdown, golden eagle. Capital now with the ball, running back, takes the gift. He finds the hole and gets the first down on a big run. Johnson central will get the ball back, near midfield. Priest drops back, but gets flushed out. He tucks it, gets to the sideline to pick up another first down and move to change. Central on the goal line now, Blake Gamble gets the delay in handoff. He'll punch it in for one of his three touchdowns on the day. The golden eagles played well on both sides of the ball. Devin Johnson gets into the backfield here, blows up the play for a big stop and a turnover on downs. The eagles of Johnson central coming back in offense. Priest rolls out, finds Gamble all alone. He makes the catch, works his way out of bounds. But a late hit will add 15 to the end of the play. Johnson central defeats capital 31-20 in both season opener. For Johnson central, Blake Gamble had 156 all purpose yards, three touchdowns. Next up, Johnson central is Henry Clay. That game will be played Thursday evening, just been changed. In a battle of Pike County rivals, Pike Central facing Shelby Valley. Many expected a great game of smash mouth, run it right at you football, and that proved true. Teams combined for just two pass attempts. The two teams meet at midfield to get things started as the captains greet one another. The Saturday edition of the Pike County Bowl, Pike Central hits stride right out of the gate, first place in scrimmage. That's Seth Kahn. He'll make Wildcat defenders miss and then it's off to the races. Nobody will catch Kahn. He scores the first points of the game and gives the Hawks the lead. Kahn does it all night for the Hawks. Early in this one, he takes the ball around the end for another big game. Hello cheerleaders. That play sets up this run by Kahn. He gets a few blocks and down the sideline for six more. As the Hawks fans, they love their team. Lots of orange and blue in the house. Pike Central wins it 36-6. For Pike Central, Seth Kahn finished with 164 yards and two touchdowns. Seth Johnson had 104 yards rushing for Shelby Valley. Next up, Bell County is at Pike Central Thursday evening. Ridgeview, Virginia at Shelby Valley on Thursday. And the Pikeville Panthers were coming off a season-opening win this week's matchup against a much more experienced Lexington Christian team. LCA in Pikeville territory, Logan Neves takes the snap and hands off the waydrake to get the inside the 15 yard line. Then Neves takes the snap, rolls to his right. He'll fire the ball to Blaine Harden gets the Eagles inside the five. The Eagles now threatening to score. Neves fakes the handoff and he'll walk into the end zone untouched. Pikeville looking to answer Peyton Boyd Blair will look downfield. He'll find Jackson Hensley open over the middle and it's a race to the end zone that Hensley will win. Touchdown Panthers. Pikeville on the board, Logan Neves in the shotgun for LCA. He'll scan the field, finds Dylan Wheatley wide open. And the big man rumbles downfield for a first down and more. Wheatley did it all night long. Again, Neves will drop back. He'll look over the defense, steps out of the pocket and dumps it off to the big man Wheatley. He'll add to the big game that he had. We talked with Coach Chris McNamee about the loss and Pikeville's progress after the 49-21 defeat. We're going to have, we're just going to go, we're going to go off five days this week and next week we'll get back on a regular schedule. Well, we have pains for the next Friday, so we know we have a tough task in going down there and playing them. But then you look down the road and you have Belfry and Hazard right behind those two. So we've got to take advantage of this week, heal some guys up that might be a little dinged up, continue to try to get in better shape and just work on fundamentals is all we can do really. That's the thing I really like about our team right now is that they work hard. We don't have any superstars on the team, everybody's just wanting to step up and do their job to the best of their ability and I think that'll go a long way for us. Lexington Christian gets the win to improve to 2-0, 49-21 over the Panthers who fall to 1-1. For LCA, Dustin Wheatley had 171 yards and three touchdowns. Pikeville is open this week. Stay tuned. Coming up, we'll have highlights from Preston's Burg, a Hail Mary finish. This week's Super 7 rankings, the revamped schedule and a whole lot more. It's armchair quarterback presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches, Pikeville College. I'm Jimmy and this has been my definition of fresh since 1983. 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The Scene of the Crime, Fridays during the EKB news at 6 and 10 starting August 25th. Welcome back to Armchair Quarterback presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches and the Pikeville Commons. We continue our look back at last week's high school football. We take you to Belfry's Cam Stadium where the pirates were hosting the Highlanders of Huntington High. It was a full house at Cam Stadium as the pirates take the field for the final game of Friday night at the 2017 Pike County Bowl. Pirates struck early in this one from five yards out. Kevin Brownie with the keeper and barrels his way into the end zone to take the early lead. Belfry looking to drive and extend the lead to Avion Hunter. Will take the pitch, makes a move, finds the opening hole and no one will catch him. He takes it all the way for a 70 yard touchdown. But the Highlanders wouldn't be outdone. From 10 yards out, JV Hayes takes the ball right up the middle. The lead from the pirates, the defense pushes the ball into the end zone for the Huntington touchdown. The pirate defense was top notch in the first half. JV Hayes takes the pitch, looks for room around the end. But a host of pirates shut down the rushing attempt. Belfry back on offense and the gives goes to full back Derek Weldon. The big guy picks up big yard and is carrying defenders on his back. Thought he had a touchdown but stepped out of bounds for a 10 yard game. But the pirates take the loss at home. Huntington High 45, Belfry 34. First Belfry home loss since 2013. Belfry will be at Bryan Station Friday night, a game you'll hear on 93.1 WDHR. And the Prestonsburg Black Cats hosted the Jaguars of North Laurel at Josh Francis Field. Black Cats quarterback Drake Nunnery in the shotgun. He gives the ball off to Heath and Barney. Takes it up the middle for a hard fought 15 yard game. North Laurel now with the football, Cole McWhorter with the give to Jose Rodriguez. He goes right up the middle for the easy touchdown. Now North Laurel looking to score again. Matt Sizemore takes the ball, powers straight up the middle for another. Jag's touchdown, he follows with the two point conversion. Black Cats looking to get things going on the ground. Ryan Sloan takes back to back hand off to the can't find any running lane. Jaguars shut down the Prestonsburg offense all night. North Laurel wins it 28-6 to improve to 2-0. Prestonsburg falls to 0-1. Jose Rodriguez for North Laurel had 119 yards rushing two touchdowns. Next up, Lawrence County is at Prestonsburg Friday night. You'll hear it on ESPN East Kentucky 95.9 and 104.5 FM. And ladies and gentlemen, you're going to love this one. Everyone loves a good Hail Mary, right? Well, Mingo Central, the defending West Virginia double A state champion at Point Pleasant who hadn't lost at home in 43 games. Mingo Central with the ball down by four. 6.7 seconds remaining ball at the 31 yard line. One last play. Miners quarterback Jeremy Dillon in the shotgun. To his left sets his feet, slings it for the end zone touchdown minors. The place goes crazy. Mingo Central wins it on that last second play. Dillon to Dawson Eli with no time on the clock. That one, good enough to see again. Here's the replay. There's Dillon. West Virginia's double A player of the year. Last year he slings it. That's like Aaron Rodgers back to the end zone. Miners win it and they go to 1-0 with a 36-34 win over Point Pleasant. Jeremy Dillon, 224 yards passing, four touchdowns. Next up, the Wayne Pioneers are at Mingo Central Friday night. Stay tuned. More armchair quarterback is coming up. This week Super 7, the revamped schedule and a preview of the college football weekend which starts tonight. This armchair quarterback presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches, I drill comments. I'm Jimmy and this has been my definition of fresh since 1983. 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Welcome back to Armchair Quarterback presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches in the Pikeville Commons. Thursday. We've got to look at the high school football schedule. Bell County is at Pike Central at 7 p.m. Hurricane West Virginia is at Paceville at 7. East Carter at Betsy Lane 7 p.m. start. Fyle Phelps travels to Sheldon Clark at 7.30. McGuffin County at East Ridge at 7.30 kickoff. And Ridgeview, Virginia at Shelby Valley at 7.30. Those are all Thursday games, games that have been changed from Friday to Thursday. On the Friday schedule. Self-free will be at Bryan Station. Nod Central goes to Perry Central. Letcher Central travels to Hazard. Lawrence County is at Prestonsburg. And Johnson Central at Henry Clay while Floyd Central travels to Brethit County. One game moved from Friday night to Saturday afternoon. Morgan County at Jenkins a 2 p.m. kickoff. And with two weeks complete in the high school football season there's very little shake up in the sports guys Super 7 rankings. The Super 7 is unique in that it includes teams regardless of class or state line. Simply the top seven teams power rankings in our coverage area. This week's rankings include teams from Single-A, Triple-A, and Four-A in Kentucky and Double-A in West Virginia. Four teams that have won championships in the last two years. The sports guys Super 7 rankings for the week at number seven. Pike Central. Pikeville 6. Paintsville at number five. Hazard at number four. Attaya at number two. Mingo Central and Belfrey. And the Johnson Central Golden Eagles the number one team in the sports guys Super 7. Last week the University of Pikeville Bears fell to Campbellsville on the road in their season opener 28-14. U-Pike is on the road again tonight at NCAA Division II Carson Newman University. We caught up with head coach Al Holland Jr. for a scouting report on Carson Newman. You're going to have a big physical football team that's going to try to run the football at right at us and defensively they're going to get after us. They're going to be big and physical up front. We got to be heady at quarterback and giving us in the right plays offensively and defensively we just got to be smart and play our assignment and play assignment football and if we do that I feel like we got a shot to have an opportunity to get a win. I've been very proud of our guys. You know Saturday was their off day and had guys in the facility throwing the ball around and getting extra work individual work so you know they're hungry to get back after it and you know proud of the leaders on this football team we've got a great week of practice. Campbellsville 28-14 last week U-Pike at Carson Newman this evening a 7 p.m. kickoff in Jefferson City coverage at 645 on Z107-5. With U-Pike kicking off the college football weekend it's the first full weekend for area favorites as well as major college. U-K is at Southern Miss Saturday it's 4 p.m. kick coverage at 2 p.m. on WDHR Miami Ohio at Marshall Saturday at 6 30 coverage at 5 30 on ESPN radio the Louisville Cardinals will be facing the Purdue Boilermakers in Indianapolis Sunday at 7 30 and a couple more local favorites WVU and Virginia Tech FedEx filled in Landover Maryland Sunday at 7 30. Wow week two is in the books and week three is upon us already with the schedule changes week three of the Kentucky season begins tonight and it's the first full weekend of the college football season. We look forward to a great weekend of football and bringing you the recap next week on armchair quarterback. It's presented by Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches in the Pikeville Commons. Thanks for tuning in.