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Tate Blows Away Panama City Bay (With Photo Gallery)
September 13, 2014
The Tate Aggies beat Panama City Bay 47-0 Friday night in Panama City in a game that ended with the mercy rule’s running clock.
The Aggies blew the Tornadoes away with 450 yards.
Tate’s first touchdown of the night came on a 10-yard fun from Alondo Thompkins. A few minutes later, the Aggies improved to 12-0 with a nine yard run keeper from quarterback Sawyer Smith. Smith found Payne on three touchdown passes, the first just seconds before the end of the half to put the Aggies up 26-0. The final Tate TD of the night came from reserve quarterback Jacob Hamrick from the one.
For a photo gallery, click here.
The Tate Aggies (2-1) will celebrate homecoming next Friday at 7:30 as they host West Gadsden.
Photos by Jennifer Repine for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Comments
4 Responses to “Tate Blows Away Panama City Bay (With Photo Gallery)”
Gooo Aggies! Keep up the good work!!
Football team did a good job but the SHOW BAND OF THE SOUTH did a GREAT job
I go for the BAND and watch a little football. LOL GREAT job to all the Aggies.
WTG Aggies!!!!! Love watching my boy play under those Friday night lights!!!!!
GOOD JOB AGGIES!
Keep up the good work.