Key Numbers on Grimsley’s Win on Saturday Night vs. the Northern Guilford Nighthawks, at Jamieson Stadium

Key numbers on the Grimsley Whirlies’ 34-0 win over the Northern Guilford Nighthawks, on Saturday night, at Jamieson Stadium….Grimsley(1-0)/Northern Guilford(0-1)

190:The total rushing yards for the Grimsley Whirlies…

167:Total Yards for Grimsley running back Quan Nora and he added two TD runs to that 167 yard total…Nora 148 yards rushing and 19 yards receiving overall for the game, held over the two nights….

80:The total number of passing yards for Grimsley’s quarterback, Chris Zellous…See more on Zellous below with his TD total showcasing his nights’ efforts…..Zellous 5-7 passing overall for the Whirlies…

76:The length of the second TD run by Nora…His first TD of the game came on Friday night, and the first TD tally for Nora went for 7 yards….

47:The total number of receiving yards for Northern Guilford’s top pass catcher, Michael Frogge…Frogge caught 4 passes on the way to those 47 receiving yards…

36:Northern Guilford’s top rusher Nyles Mosley was held to 36 yards rushing on 10 carries, as the Grimsley defense, led by Travis Shaw, Quentin Williamson, Sincere Burnette, Darryl Motley, Cam Allison, Clifton Buckrham, Logan Bender and others shut down the Nighthawks offense for the most part…

34:Grimsley shuts out Northern Guilford, 34-0….

28 for 26…It was 28 yards rushing for Grimsley backup RB Amir Ross Obare and the 28 yards come for little #26, as Obare goes 5’8/165…..Conversely, Grimsley’s Quan Nora stands at 6’1 and checks in at 215 pounds….

9:Nine first downs in the game for the Northern Guilford Nighthawks and most of those came in Part I of this two-part football game, and then on Saturday it was just 9 yards for the Nighthawks in the second and there you go with the Grimsley Defense deserving another shout out, for their shutout…..

3:The total number of TD passes thrown by Grimsley QB Chris Zellous and Zellous hit three different receivers with those touchdown passes, going to Jaquavion Mayo for 28 yards, Christian Tutuh hauled a TD pass from 17 yards out and Lawson Albright went over the middle and grabbed a 15 yard pass from Chris Zellous for Zellous’ third TD…

7 thoughts on “Key Numbers on Grimsley’s Win on Saturday Night vs. the Northern Guilford Nighthawks, at Jamieson Stadium

  1. Once again the game plan is to throw the ball every down even though it’s obviously not working and there are two of the best running backs in the county on the team. People in the stands are frustrated that even though we have a new qb coach wants to throw throw throw. Just because it works for a while and looks good on paper this throw every down just doesn’t work. Especially when you have really good running backs. Frustrated!

  2. Dudley’s defense was on the field all night and the offense never got cranking…

    Dudley’s offense was never able to find its footing throughout the game. Dudley had only 66 yards of offense at halftime – 38 of those coming on a long pass from quarterback Jahmeir Slade to receiver Michael Wyman. Slade finished the game with 73 yards on 5-of-13 passing.

    Dudley head coach Steven Davis:
    Despite the 29-point loss in the season opener, Davis is not going to let his team dwell on it ahead of next week’s game against Jamestown Ragsdale.

    “Like I just told them: ‘This game is over, I’m not going to beat you up about it, how you respond means a lot,” Davis said.

    Here’s what was working for West Forsyth:
    The combination of running backs G’Mone Wilson and Zy Dillard made West Forsyth’s offense go against the Dudley Panthers. The pair combined for more than 200 yards rushing and five touchdowns – four of them coming from Wilson – to lead the Titans to a 42-13 victory in the season opener.

    Dillard was the game’s leading rusher with 108 yards on 21 carries while Wilson finished the game with 97 yards rushing on 26 carries.

    Above info coming in from Adam Houston, with the Winston-Salem Journal….

  3. Page,Dudley,and Northern all went down. All over hyped. Love these people who get everything wrong

  4. Where dem Dboyz at??? Lol
    Most overrated team in history……
    No fear factor of facing them now for any team.. hahaha

  5. [Nighthawk Parent(s) said,

    Once again the game plan is to throw the ball every down even though it’s obviously not working and there are two of the best running backs in the county on the team. People in the stands are frustrated that even though we have a new qb coach wants to throw throw throw. Just because it works for a while and looks good on paper this throw every down just doesn’t work. Especially when you have really good running backs. Frustrated!]

    To all the concern Nighthawk Parents out there yes it was a tough start to the season and yes no ideal situation playing a game across 2 days in crappy weather. You weren’t the only ones in town that got punched in the mouth.

    Before you go bashing and hanging the coaches in effigy, look at what was done the other two nights. Stats per the NR showed that the young QB was 18-24 for 116yds. (BTW over the last 2 years I believe they averaged 35+ pass attempts per game.) Yes he had two INTs one on what looked to be a Great opening drive but inexperience got the better of him. I am sure the coaches will correct as he gains experience. Now for all those who think NG throws throws throws, they rushed the ball 27 times, not with great success but if my NEW math is correct that means they ran the ball more than the pass happy Nighthawks threw the ball. Not real sure who they want to lean on for most of the workload but from what I saw #3, #45, and #25 should be getting most of the carries. There was another Back # escapes me but he seemed a little tentative hitting the holes. When you play a Defense like Grimsley’s you can’t do that. You will get lit up.

    And let’s give Grimsley some credit, they are a good team from top to bottom. They won the game in all aspects after the first drive. Won Penatly game, won turnover game, won run game, won weather game.

    NG will be fine bump in the road. Turn the firggin page, the kids have. On to week 2.

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