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1977 State Championship Final Summaries

  
1977 Class 2A State Championship Game
Stevenson vs. Handley
Stevenson
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 24   Section 7 W  
A 46   North Sand Mountain 0 W  
A 21   Pisgah 7 W  
A 11   South Pittsburg TN 9 W  
A 35   Madison County 12 W  
H 14   Marion County TN 18 L  
H 27   Ider 0 W  
H 23   Whitwell TN 0 W  
A 28   Sewanee TN 14 W  
H 26   Bridgeport 16 W  
A 11   Geraldine 3 W OT  1st Rd
H 14   Hazlewood 0 W  2nd Rd
H 13   Susan Moore 7 W  Semi
H 17   Handley 16 W  Finals
  
31013-1-0 109
Region Record  5-0
Handley
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
A 34   Randolph County 8 W  
H 35   Goodwater 0 W  
A 44   Beauregard 17 W  
A 23   Clay County 0 W  
H 46   Woodland 13 W  
A 36   Dadeville 8 W  
H 13   Lanett 24 L  
A 34   Lineville 0 W  
A 30   LaFayette 12 W  
H 31   Ranburne 0 W  
H 28   Elmore County 23 W  1st Rd
A 33   Hokes Bluff 7 W  2nd Rd
H 27   Florala 21 W  Semi
A 16   Stevenson 17 L  Finals
  
43012-2-0 150
Region Record  7-0
Game Summary
Handley
0 0 8 8 -- 16
Stevenson
0 7 7 3 -- 17
 
 Scoring Summaries: 
Stevenson: Gary Trimew 17 yard run (Robbie Johnson PAT) 1:20
Handley: Randy Whaley 78 yard interception return (Edwin Turner run) 0:41
Stevenson: Phil Thompson 40 yard field goal 8:11
Stevenson: Sammy McCall 5 yard run (Phil Thompson PAT)
Handley: Bruce Alford 42 yard pass from Chris Daniel (Edwin Turner run) 2:00
 
  Handley Stevenson
First Downs 9 15
Rush/Yards 96 208
Pass/Yards 107 51
Pass att/com/int 13-5-2 11-5-1
Total Yards 203 259
Fumbles/Lost 1 0
Punt/Avg.4-35.5 5-29.6
Penalties10 59
Time of Poss.
    
Game MVP:
Records:  Handley (12-2); Stevenson (13-1)
Coaches: Paul Woolley, Handley and Ken McKinney, Stevenson
Game: Played Friday December 2, 1977 at Stevenson
 
Summary:
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History

Collinsville completed the 1931 season with a record of 1-4-5. The five ties will forever be a state record since all games are now decided by overtime.