Kentucky High-school Football, More Week 2

Looking back on Week 2 in Kentucky high-school football ...

Madison Southern's big star, Damien Harris, brought the wood in a 42-11 win over visiting Madison Central.

@Damien_D1Harris carries the sledgehammer back to the locker room after pregame warmup. pic.twitter.com/kt7h4dH1w4
— Jeff Drummond (@JDrumUK) September 5, 2014

UK coach Mark Stoops flew in to Berea to watch. The next day, his Wildcats beat Ohio U, but can he beat Ohio State and others for Harris?

WATCH || Mark Stoops flies over to see Damien Harris play ... http://t.co/4oTLvtwSwL/s/kP0F | Video via @markcornelison.
— Chip Miller (@UKBIGBLUENATION) September 6, 2014

There were lots of rivalry games around the state this week. Boyle County, for example, ran past its crosstown rival, Danville, 24-7.

@SWBramel @BigRebelNation @BoyleEagles @BoyleCoSchools Friday Night Lights #boco #RebelsNation pic.twitter.com/fze8gyD2ez
— Bill Mason (@whiteteamsci) September 6, 2014

Lick Creek East Ridge lost at home, 36-0, to Inez Shelby Valley, but the Marching Warriors won halftime.

Meade County rocked visiting Elizabethtown John Hardin, 27-25.

#MCHS FOOTBALL #MCHS BAND ONE Greenwave Family https://t.co/w7yHfYTjnD
— MEADE COUNTY HIGH (@MEADECOUNTYHIGH) September 6, 2014

Owensboro went on to win at Owensboro Catholic, one of cross-town rivals, 50-34.

.@SrHighFootball-36 @OCAces-14 half pic.twitter.com/WOWI2WvYhm
— The Homers (@thehomers1027) September 6, 2014

Glasgow lost a close one at home to its cross-town rival, Barren County, 14-11 ...

Glasgow coach Rick Wood talks to team about preparing for next Friday and working right way to do it. pic.twitter.com/4tNtvrMAN7
— GDTKYsports (@GDTKYSPORTS) September 6, 2014

Hancock County went to Cadiz and beat the home team, Trigg County, 28-21, in the Kentucky Machine and Engineering David Sadler Bowl.

"@michstephens1: @thehomers1027 hancock wins 28-21 pic.twitter.com/wCU3aUpytz" #HornetPride
— The Homers (@thehomers1027) September 6, 2014

Pulaski County socked its cross-town rival, Somerset, 56-0.

HINES: "You have sent a message that will be heard over there for years to come!" pic.twitter.com/nvbP0CZ4D7
— Pulaski Football (@PulaskiFootball) September 6, 2014

Channel 6 stayed up late Friday night to talk about all of the western Kentucky action.

Here are Friday night's #GridironGlory scores and highlights. http://t.co/ZyWkzuMpe4 pic.twitter.com/WlFyQBMQZs
— WPSD Sports (@WPSDSports) September 6, 2014

But the game that was still being talked about most around the state was probably Bowling Green's 6-0 overtime win over St. X.

Bowling Green's win over St. X leads the coverage in Saturday's BGDN pic.twitter.com/zfsd67mSHw
— Zach Greenwell (@zach_greenwell) September 6, 2014