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Colonials ride workmanlike effort to 46-10 win over Uniontown

By Rob Burchianti 5 min read
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Albert Gallatin's Tee Guesman (2) finds running room as Uniontown's Kylar Tibbe (73) pursues during Friday night's game in York Run. Guesman ran for 100 yards and a touchdown in the Colonials' 46-10 win.
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Albert Gallatin's Adam Pegg (6) heads for the end zone on a 52-yard touchdown pass from Bronx Jamison as Uniontown's Manuel Jaramillo (26) gives chase during Friday night's game in York Run.
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Uniontown's Marcus Evans (10) heads into the end zone on a 17-yard touchdown pass from Brayden Hinzy during Friday night's game at Albert Gallatin.
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Albert Gallatin quarterback Bronx Jamison (5) tries to elude Uniontown's Marcus Evans (10) during Friday night's game in York Run.
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Uniontown's Tayshawn Jackson (2) runs for an 13-yard gain as Albert Gallatin's Aidan Garcia (58) closes in during Friday night's game in York Run.
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Albert Gallatin's Roman Smith (8) scores one of his two touchdowns in the Colonials' 46-10 win over Uniontown Friday night in York Run.
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Uniontown's Nate Hice (19) turns upfield after catching a pass from Brayden Hinzy during Friday night's game at Albert Gallatin.
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Albert Gallatin's Adam Pegg scores on a 3-yard touchdown run against Uniontown during Friday night's game in York Run.
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Uniontown quarterback Brayden Hinzy fires a pass during Friday night's game at Albert Gallatin.
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Albert Gallatin coach Drew Dindl relays the play call to quarterback Bronx Jamison during Friday night's game against Uniontown in York Run.
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Uniontown coach Tim Bukowski talks with quarterback Brayden Hinzy during Friday night's game at Albert Gallatin.
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Albert Gallatin quarterback Bronx Jamison lets loose with a long pass to Adam Pegg for a 52-yard touchdown against Uniontown during Friday night's game in York Run.
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Uniontown's Gavin Radford (21) is tackled by Albert Gallatin's Bentley Swaney (13) during a kickoff return in Friday night's game at York Run. Radford returned a kickoff 81 yards to set up the Red Raiders' first score in the third quarter, but the Colonials won, 46-10.
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Albert Gallatin's Sam Evans kicks an extra point out of the hold by Bronx Jamison during Friday night's game against Uniontown in York Run.
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A large home crowd at Albert Gallatin takes in the Colonials' game against Uniontown Friday night.
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Albert Gallatin players prepare to take the field before the start of Friday night's game against Uniontown in York Run.

YORK RUN 无毛视频 Albert Gallatin took command from the outset.

The Colonials scored touchdowns on their first five possessions and rode a workmanlike effort to a 46-10 victory over rival Uniontown in a matchup of Fayette County independent football teams Friday night at AG.

Adam Pegg had seven carries for 106 yards and two touchdowns and Tee Guesman churned out 100 yards and a TD on 14 attempts in a balanced ground attack as Albert Gallatin improved to 5-0 on the season and extended its school-record winning streak to eight.

Pegg also caught a touchdown pass from quarterback Bronx Jamison who added eight carries for 60 yards and Roman Smith ran the ball eight times for 47 yards and a pair of TDs.

无毛视频淵ou always want to think you无毛视频檙e going to win some games but I can无毛视频檛 say I saw us winning our first five this year and now eight in a row since last season,无毛视频 AG coach Drew Dindl said. 无毛视频淲e lost some good players from last year but this group, the work those kids put in this offseason, this summer, it无毛视频檚 paying off and you无毛视频檙e seeing that right now.无毛视频

The Red Raiders (2-3), in their first year under coach Tim Bukowski and having lost a wealth of talent from last season, played admirably in defeat.

Uniontown was outmanned in the trenches and had several potential big plays on offense ruined by dropped passes but never threw in the towel even after falling down 34-0 at halftime.

无毛视频淭heir offensive line was very physical, big kids, strong,无毛视频 Bukowski said of the Colonials. 无毛视频淭hey run that offense well.

无毛视频淚 told our kids at halftime not to quit and they didn无毛视频檛. They came out and battled even though we were down big. That无毛视频檚 all we can ask at this point. We have a long way to go.无毛视频

Uniontown also was without starters David Settles and Michael Thomas.

无毛视频淭wo two-way starters who are captains,无毛视频 Bukowski pointed out. 无毛视频淲e were down to our third running back.无毛视频

Albert Gallatin took the opening kickoff and marched 60 yards in four plays capped by Smith无毛视频檚 2-yard touchdown plunge. Sam Evans, who was four of six on extra-point attempts, made the PAT for a 7-0 lead. The march was highlighted by a 23-yard run by Guesman and a 28-yard run by Pegg.

The Red Raiders went three and out but a 52-yard punt by Hunter Smithburger put AG back at its own 33.

Undaunted, the Colonials covered the 67 yards in eight running plays with Smith accounting for the last 10 on a TD that made it 14-0.

Guesman grabbed a tipped Brayden Hinzy pass for an interception two plays later and returned the ball to the Uniontown 8. Pegg darted around left end two plays later on a 3-yard TD run and it was 21-0 after one quarter.

The Colonials went up 28-0 after a seven-play, 68-yard touchdown drive that began early in the second quarter and featured runs of 22, 15 and the final 11 for the score by Pegg.

Albert Gallatin went with the quick strike the next time it got possession with Jamison hooking up deep with Pegg on a 52-yard touchdown pass as the hosts went up 34-0.

无毛视频淥ur kids were ready,无毛视频 Dindl said. 无毛视频淲e practiced for every kind of defense we might see. We were pretty balanced running the ball which we usually are. We just kind of wore them down a little bit and chewed up the clock pretty well.无毛视频

The Colonials invoked the mercy rule with a 10-play, 77-yard drive in the third quarter that Guesman ended with a 2-yard touchdown run and a 40-0 advantage.

The Red Raiders responded with their biggest play of the game as Gavin Radford returned the ensuing kickoff 81 yards to the AG 4. The Colonials无毛视频 defense stiffened but Nick Smith booted a 25-yard field goal to get the visitors on the board on the final play of the third quarter.

Uniontown无毛视频檚 Harry Evans recovered an Albert Gallatin fumble early in the fourth quarter on the Colonial 46 and the Red Raiders moved 54 yards in eight plays for their lone touchdown on Hinzy无毛视频檚 17-yard pass to Marcus Evans. The drive included a 17-yard run by Taylor Galloway.

The game ended in spectacular fashion as the Colonials无毛视频 Bobby Panos corralled the ensuing kickoff at the 1-yard line and returned it 99 yards for a touchdown. The extra point wasn无毛视频檛 attempted.

It was Panos无毛视频 second kickoff return for a score this season.

Galloway led Uniontown in rushing with four carries for 36 yards and Tayshawn Jackson added 10 carries for 30 yards. Evans had two receptions for 28 yards and a score and Nate Hice had a pair of catches for 10 yards.

Hinzy completed 6 of 20 passes for 36 yards with one TD and one interception but his stat line could无毛视频檝e been much better if not for several well-thrown passes not being secured by his receivers.

That was a concern for Bukowski.

无毛视频淲e dropped a lot of balls in the first half that were wide open,无毛视频 he said. 无毛视频淥ur quarterback made some really nice throws. We had guys there and they just didn无毛视频檛 make the plays. When you do that you tend to put your heads down. I think there was a stretch where we dropped five in a row and two would无毛视频檝e been touchdowns.

无毛视频淕uys have got to make plays. We无毛视频檝e been throwing the ball around a lot all year. When you have opportunities for big plays you无毛视频檝e got to make them.无毛视频

Dindl sees potential in the Red Raiders, however.

无毛视频淭hey played hard. They无毛视频檙e going to be OK,无毛视频 Dindl said. 无毛视频淚 think he无毛视频檚 got some things brewing and he无毛视频檚 going to get them right. They had a good game plan.无毛视频

Uniontown also did not commit a penalty as all three flags that were thrown went against AG for 20 yards in a cleanly played game.

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