'It's not ... nuclear science.' Center Grove is dangerous when playing at its best
Center Grove has fought inconsistency but Trojans are dangerous when playing their best. On Center Grove's rally to beat Bloomington South.
In a thrilling finish to their regular-season game, the Class 6A No. 7 Center Grove Trojans pulled off an incredible comeback against the 5A No. 2 Bloomington South Panthers, 28-14, at Ray Skillman Stadium. Facing a 14-0 deficit after the first quarter, the Trojans rallied with 28 unanswered points, including a 98-yard punt return touchdown by senior Brodie Tilton.
Special teams played a crucial role in the victory, as a blocked field goal by the Trojans set up the eventual game-winning play. Senior quarterback Evan Wischmeier threw for 200 yards and two touchdowns, while sophomore Roman Youngs caught a crucial touchdown pass for 77 yards. Coach Eric Moore acknowledged the impact of injuries on the team's performance but emphasized the importance of determination and keeping a steady pace to overcome setbacks.
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