Kentucky High-school Football, More Week 3

It was an awful Friday in Mayfield.

everyone wear white tonight to the Mayfield/Murray game in remembrance of Eli ❤️👼 pic.twitter.com/N9OJcEdasL
— Devany Cope (@devanyann_) September 12, 2014

In Louisville, the Manual Crimsons headed out U.S. 60 and whipped Pleasure Ridge Park, 43-0. Dave Cantrall's statewide ratings for the Lexington Herald-Leader.

Pregame at Manual Stadium. Crimsons host PRP tonight at 7:30. pic.twitter.com/gd7haaecDB
— Manual Athletics (@ManualAthletics) September 12, 2014

Montgomery County High in Mount Sterling hosted George Rogers Clark from Winchester, but the home team lost, 31-21.

Little more than 2 hours until kickoff. pic.twitter.com/VvY9c92EpD
— MoCo Football (@football_mchs) September 12, 2014

McLean County High in Calhoun hosted Muhlenberg County from Greenville, and the home team won, 21-12.

Before the storm. @AustinGross_3 @7_bparks @thomas_cessna14 @GraydonTurley @WittyGriff @HaydMitchell pic.twitter.com/KxV2TKXK8R
— Jordan Revlett (@JordanRevlett) September 12, 2014

Back in Louisville, our old friends from Fern Creek endured the stoplights on Bardstown Road and previously unbeaten Seneca, 30-20.

Fern Creek has arrived at Seneca for our @HSGTLouisville Game of the Week! @WHAS11 pic.twitter.com/cBFZeBczOc
— Whitney Harding (@WHAS11Whitney) September 12, 2014

Greenup County had some pre-game festivities honoring its junior-football leaguers, but Raceland was all business, winning, 25-0.

Greenup introducing JFL players, who are walking through Raceland's stretching lines. pic.twitter.com/epTcHGYxI6
— Zack Klemme (@zklemmeADI) September 12, 2014

The coin toss was competitive, but then the purple Tigers of Bardstown romped the red-and-white Cardinals at Nelson County High, 46-19.

Bardstown HS about to play Nelson County in a crosstown rivalry football game @BardstownTigers @CoachEgli pic.twitter.com/vIRTrVb0tH
— KySports.TV (@KySportsTV) September 12, 2014

The Pulaski County Maroons are getting excited about taking another try at the Class 5A state championship. Pulaski is 3-0 after a 41-6 win at Russell County. Last season, the Maroons were 14-0 before losing in the state final, 41-14, to and in (but not exactly at) Bowling Green. Good for both the Maroons and the Purples that they've scheduled each other for an Oct. 31 regular-season game in Somerset.

It's about game time! PC! pic.twitter.com/ujC5p0dumh
— Tara Baugh (@taradbaugh) September 12, 2014

Of course, they're pretty excited in Caldwell County, too. The Tigers are 4-0 and have scored 78, 62, 72 and 50 points in their games so far.

A capacity crowd at Tiger stadium. Tigers fans have filled the bleachers and go end zone to end zone in lawn chairs pic.twitter.com/h9vofwnZI5
— Chris George (@TChrisGeorge) September 13, 2014

At this point, the home folk were pretty excited at Murray's Ty Holland Stadium, but Mayfield came back to win, 21-10.

Halftime Murray 10 Mayfield 7 FootBall Night In Murray pic.twitter.com/s4OXzL4NS7
— JBandHac (@JBandHac) September 13, 2014

I think the home folk in Corbin were getting a little carried away with themselves here. The Redhounds held off late-charging Danville, 28-20.

Corbin 49 Danville 7 8:44 3rd quarter Great night to be a Redhound! pic.twitter.com/lh5xuZ5pGL
— Corbin High School (@CHSredhounds) September 14, 2013

The home folk in Owensboro had to fight getting ahead of themselves here, as the Red Devils took a 13-point lead on visiting Bowling Green midway through the third quarter.

TD & 2pt conversion by @SrHighFootball makes it 34-21 #Owensboro leading BG with 6:40 left in the 3rd quarter pic.twitter.com/WtZmrJ9PFt
— The Homers (@thehomers1027) September 13, 2014

I know nothing about this rivalry, but the schools are about 15 minutes apart. I'll bet Russell, 29-27, at Ashland Blazer in overtime got more than a few people excited out in that part of the state.

It's a Great Day to be a Red Devil!!!! #MaroonPride #RDN pic.twitter.com/krd74J1rjW
— Red Devil Happenings (@russell_events) September 13, 2014

Caldwell hoisted what appears to be the 139 Bowl trophy. This is the second year of the 139 Bowl, and the party started early this year.

And we win!! 🏆🏈 pic.twitter.com/pKXpLy0rJA
— Crystal Williams (@crystal_dawn98) September 13, 2014

Apparently, the live-blogging jinx applies to Twitter, too.

#BowlingGreen takes the lead 35-34 with that xtra point pic.twitter.com/tSJ2yKxvk3
— The Homers (@thehomers1027) September 13, 2014

Damien Harris continues to get everybody excited. His 5A Madison Southern Eagles of Berea beat the previously unbeaten, 6A Bulldogs at Lexington Paul Laurence Dunbar, 49-35.

Damien Harris breaks one…Like he always does. pic.twitter.com/85KhlIf28m
— Lincoln Riddle (@ThisRiddle) September 13, 2014

The Warren Central Dragons of Bowling Green were so excited after beating North Hardin, 32-14, in Radcliff that they just had to sing. 

Dragons defeat North Hardin 32-14, then sing our fight song. A great night for Dragon Nation! pic.twitter.com/Yn3YO0KRFg
— Brad Tolbert (@BradTolbert1) September 13, 2014

Final on Frederica Street: BG 42 at Owensboro 34.

#Owensboro falls to #BowlingGreen 42-34 but gave the Purples all the wanted tonight in Rash Stadium. @kyhighs #KHSAA pic.twitter.com/yRjWvTxZnA
— Kegan DeWitt (@KeganDeWitt) September 13, 2014

Hey, Paducah Tilghman won! Blue Tornado 36, Graves County 22. (Maybe the Eagles' bus at least stopped at Taco John's on the way out of town.)

Mike Rogers (left) talks to his Tilghman team following the win. pic.twitter.com/0TQHmoxdzY
— Mike Stunson (@Mike_Stunson) September 13, 2014