Panthers Find Positives In Loss
Posted: September 30, 2012 at 5:41 a.m.
Starting for the second consecutive week and playing the entire game, sophomore quarterback Chris Lampton got a lot of valuable experience Friday in Siloam Springs’ 56-0 loss at Bentonville
That Figures
13 — Season-high 13 penalties for Siloam Springs for 101 yards
28 — Passes and 28 rushes in 56 total offensive plays for the Panthers
97 — Rushing yards from Bentonville’s Tearris Wallace to set the 7A/6A-West rushing record Friday against Siloam Springs
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