BEARVILLE — “That was a tough, physical, brutal football game.”
The statement from second-ranked Pierce County head coach Ryan Herring came minutes after telling the Brooks County players and coaching staff he had “the utmost respect for Brooks County” and telling the squad he expected to see them playing Game 15 in Atlanta.
The Bears (5-0) got all they could handle from the Class A DII fifth-ranked Trojans (1-4) Friday night on Rec Night winning 28-16 behind the four-touchdown performance of running back Jae’Veon Williams.
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