Raider's three TDs lead 28-6 rout of Chiefs on MFL Night No. 2
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McCOOK, Neb. — Gus Smith covered 110 yards on his three touchdown runs and the Raiders ruled Thursday’s MFL opener over the Chiefs, 28-6, at Weiland Field.
The Raiders (1-0) were clearly most domiant among MFL teams through two evenings.
No other squad scored more than 14 points in a contest Wednesday or Thursday.
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The Raiders scored 16 before one quarter was finished in this seventh-eighth grade season debut.
Smith dashed into the clear for 38 yards on his first TD, and Abel Wilson found Cooper Rupp for a two-point pass making it 8-0.
Smith smashed seven yards into the end zone again, but Wilson used his own legs to run into two more points.
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The 16-0 Raider edge lasted through halftime.
Wilson kicked off the second half with his own four-yard touchdown gallop.
The Chiefs’ defense did respond in quarter fou when Mason Loomis picked off a Raider pas and ran 50 yards to pigskin paradise. Yet an even longer Smith run covering 65 yards finished game one.