The Clinton County Football team traveled to Webster County Friday night in hopes of picking up its third win of the season. What came down to the final play, Clinton County was unable to score on the final drive of the game, giving the Dawgs a 39-32 loss against Webster County.

Head Coach Jamie Miller said there were several things his team could have done throughout the game to keep it from coming down to the last play.

“We had some oppertunitys to make some plays and change the outcome of the game and we didn’t finish those plays,” Miller said. “Sometimes when you are on the road and the officiating is less than perfered, then you have to make some plays. They (Webster County) made some plays. It’s one of those things were we have to capitialize on their errors and we didn’t.”

Noah Pruitt went nine for 18 passing with 87 yards, as well as 14 carries for 161 yards rushing.

Jordan Davis had seven carries for 35 yards rushing as well as seven tackles on defense.

Corey Arms had eight carries for 84 yards rushing including one touchdown on the night.

C.J. Smith collected two carries for four yards and Christian Carpenter had one catch for three yards as well as a kickoff return for a touchdown and scored on a two point conversion.

On defense, Richard Stevens had six tackles, as did Devon Redman. Coach Miller said others players on the team recorded five tackles each.

“We had some tough call that didn’t go ourway, but it shouldn’t be so close it’s left in the hands of the official.”

Clinton County will be back in action this Friday night at Bulldog Field as Caverna comes into town.

Friday night will also be Homecoming Night for Clinton County with those festivities begining before the 7 p.m. kickoff.

“They got a couple of good athletes and if we can keep them from making the big play then we will be ok,” Miller said. “

The Bulldogs lined up against Webster County Friday night on the road. Clinton County lost the game, 39-32 and move to 2-2 on the year.