Photo by Mike Brothers
Freshman quarterback Luke Harlan connects with Bryce Farris on this two point conversion that put the Redskins within one point of Clinton Sept. 30.

•October 5, 2016•

Kirk Whitaker
NP Sports Reporter

The third quarter has been the difference in all the losses for Sullivan Okaw Valley this football season.

The Redskins moved the ball on Clinton first in the second half, then scored via a 5-yard touchdown run from freshman quarterback Luke Harlan.

Harlan replacing an injured Brett Tuttle fired a two point conversion pass to Bryce Farris to put the game within one point.

“I thought he (Harlan) did a great job for a freshman,” Redskins’ head coach Gerald Temples congratulated. “We tried to make it simple. I thought he did a heck of a job. He took a beating a couple times, but I thought he stood in there and threw some good balls other times. I am very happy with him.”

Then it all unraveled. Again.

The ensuing play Clinton returned the kickoff for a touchdown, and after missing the PAT, extended the lead to 27-20.     Login or Subscribe to read the rest of this story.