VIDALIA — Four different players scored rushing touchdown helping host Vidalia end a 10-game losing streak with a 35-0 homecoming victory over Brantley County here Friday night.
The Indians (1-3) broke the game open with a 20point second quarter building a 27-0 halftime lead against the penaltyplagued Herons, who were flagged for seven personal fouls in the 13 administered infractions.
“We just couldn’t get anything going on offense,” said second-year head coach David Shores. “We also kept shooting ourselves in the foot with all those personal fouls (five) in the first half. We couldn’t find a way to get into rhythm in that first half. Every time something good would happen we would back ourselves up.
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