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2011 Super Six State Championship Summaries

 
2011 Class 6A State Championship Game
Prattville vs. Hoover
Prattville
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
N 31   St. Thomas FL 34 L  
H 34   Stanhope Elmore 7 W  
A 43   Lee Montgomery 7 W  
A 71   Wetumpka 12 W  
H 14   Opelika 16 L  
H 63   Sidney Lanier 24 W  
A 45   Carver Montgomery 12 W  
A 34   Benjamin Russell 14 W  
H 52   Jeff Davis 13 W  
    OPEN    
H 56   Alma Bryant 14 W  1st Rd
H 13   Daphne 3 W  2nd Rd
A 38   Fairhope 0 W  3rd Rd
H 45   Central Phenix City 12 W  Semi
N 35   Hoover 34 W  Finals
  
57412-2-0 202
Region Record  7-0
Hoover
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 24   South Panola MS 13 W  
A 20   Spain Park 0 W  
H 21   Oak Mountain 14 W  
H 41   Thompson 15 W  
A 35   Gadsden City 21 W  
A 61   Pelham 6 W  
H 41   Homewood 6 W  
A 34   Vestavia Hills 23 W  
A 9   Mountain Brook 17 L  
H 41   Bob Jones 13 W  
H 40   Hewitt-Trussville 14 W  1st Rd
A 26   Bob Jones 17 W  2nd Rd
A 21   Hillcrest Tuscaloosa 14 W  3rd Rd
H 32   Oxford 22 W  Semi
N 34   Prattville 35 L  Finals
  
48013-2-0 230
Region Record  6-1
Game Summary
Prattville
7 7 14 7 -- 35
Hoover
7 14 7 6 -- 34
 Scoring Summaries: 
Prattville: Jalen Whitlow 9 yard run (Kegan Gaither PAT) 8:00
Hoover: Josh Jackson 9 yard pass from Connor Short (Larsen Real PAT) 3:00
Hoover: Connor Short 1 yard run (Larsen Real PAT) 6:47
Prattville: Justin Thomas 72 yard run (Kegan Gaither PAT) 6:28
Hoover: Connor Short 1 yard run (Larsen Real PAT) 2:16
Hoover: Kyler Jackson 18 yard run (Larsen Real PAT) 9:42
Prattville: Brandon Smith 47 yard pass from Justin Thomas (Kegan Gaither PAT) 6:46
Prattville: Justin Thomas 4 yard run (Kegan Gaither PAT) 3:18
Prattville: Stanley Mays 6 yard run (Kegan Gaither PAT) 8:31
Hoover: Connor Short 2 yard run (Connor Short pass failed) 0:47
  Prattville Hoover
First Downs 22 23
Rush/Yards 47-278 34-181
Pass/Yards 153 217
Pass att/com/int 13-20-1 20-33-1
Total Yards 431 398
Fumbles/Lost 0-0 0-0
Punt/Avg. 3-30.7 3-28.3
Penalties 5-27 7-103
Time of Poss. 25:17 22:43
Individual Stats
 Prattville 
 Rushing  Att.  Yds.   TD 
Justin Thomas20 1512
George-Micheal Rowe10 480
Stanley Mays5 341
De'Ante Lawrence3 140
Jalen Whitlow3 141
Jeremiah Gardner3 11 0
Lawon Debardelaben1 80
Team2-2 0
    
 Passing  Att/Comp/Int  Yds.   TD 
Justin Thomas 13-20-1 153 1
     
       
     
 Receiving  No.  Yds.   TD 
Brandon L. Smith5 881
Jeremiah Gardner316 0
Jalen Whitlow222 0
Nick Shanks218 0
Mike Smith19 0
     
     
     
 Hoover 
 Rushing Att.  Yds.  TD 
Dakota Daniel24 1600
Kyler Jackson1 181
Connor Short9 3 3
     
    
    
    
     
    
 Passing  Att/Comp/Int  Yds.  TD 
Connor Short20-33-1 217 1
      
     
    
 Receiving  No.  Yds.  TD 
Michael Powers7 88 0
Josh Jackson4 53 1
Dakota Daniel4 45 0
Brandon Sly2 19 0
Caleb Sims2-2 0
Sterling Thompson1 140
    
     
Game MVP: Justin Thomas, Prattville
Records:  Prattville (12-2); Hoover (13-2)
Coaches: Jamey Dubose, Prattville and Josh Niblett, Hoover
Game: Played Friday December 2, 2011 at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa
 
Summary:
             The 2011 Class 6A championship game was a classic. The two teams went back and forth before Hoover built a 28-14 lead early in the third quarter.
             Not to be denied, the Lions came back to take a 35-28 lead when Stanley Mays scored on a six yard run with just 8:31 remaining in the game. It looked like the two titans would be going to overtime when Connor Short scored on a two yard run with just 47 second left in the game. Coach Niblett decided to forgo the overtime and make an attempt to win the game in regulation.
             The move backfired and a Connor Short pass fell incomplete on the two-point try and Prattville won 35-34.
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