Quincy only needed one quarter to spoil Moline’s homecoming game, scoring 15 first quarter points en route to a dominant 43-21 road win to remain undefeated.
“Quincy was as good as advertised on both sides of the ball,” Moline head coach Mike Morrissey said. “Offensively, they are as good a team as we are probably ever going to see all season long.”
The first quarter was an offensive clinic for the visiting Blue Devils. Quarterback Bradyn Little and Quincy needed only two plays to strike for the first score of the game, hooking up with Tykell Hammers, who ran a post pattern on a 68-yard touchdown strike with 11:16 left in the opening frame. The Blue Devils were just getting started…