Whitley County’s struggles against Pulaski County continued on the road Friday.
The Colonels dropped their ninth straight game to the Maroons, losing, 55-13.
Whitley County had no answer for Pulaski County’s offensive attack, falling behind 41-7 at halftime, and could t recover in the second half.
The Maroons scored right off the bat with an 88-yard kickoff return for a score, and never trailed.
By the time the end of the first quarter was over, the Colonels were behind 19-0.
Pulaski County had built a 33-0 lead before seeing Whitley County score it’s first touchdown.
Sam Haynes took a kick-off return 92 yards with 1:22 remaining to cut his team’s deficit to 33-7.
Eighty-seconds were more than enough time for the Maroons to add a score right before halftime.
Pulaski County found pay dirt right before halftime allowing the Maroons to take a 41-7 advantage into the second half.
The Colonels’ Shane Parker opened the third quarter with a 75-yard touchdown run to make the score, 41-13, but Pulaski County added two more touchdowns in the second half to secure a 42-point win.
Whitley County will be back in action of the road Friday against Collins.
