The Wildcats (0-3) couldn't capitalize on the defensive stand however as they fumbled the ball back to the Miners on just their third play from scrimmage and MCHS would take over at their own 42-yard line after Norman Kennedy pounced on the loose ball.

The high powered Mingo Central offense would waste no time finding the end zone this time around as they would work their way down the field and junior quarterback Daylin "Day Day" Goad would find speedy receiver Drew Hatfield for the 6-yard score. Senior running back Tanner Cisco would push across the two-point try and Central took the 8-0 lead with 5:10 to go in the first.

After the Miners forced a three-and-out by the Logan offense, they were mounting another potential scoring drive deep into Logan territory but the Wildcat defense made another play and forced a fumble that was recovered by Cameron Hensley at their own 10 yard line to thwart a scoring opportunity for MCHS.

The Mingo Central defense would answer with a play of their own however as Logan coach Jimmy Sheppard elected to go to the air with quarterback Jordan Hayes but he was picked off by sophomore safety Zayne Hatfield as the Miners got the ball back deep into Logan territory.

Just a few plays later Cisco would break a couple of tackles and stretch across the goal line from four yards out, and the Miners extended their lead to 16-0 as Goad pushed across the two-point try with 7:27 left in the first half.

With momentum not fully on their side, coach Josh Sammon's club would add two more rushing touchdowns before the end of the first half to take full control heading into the break. Junior back Zach Patrick got his first rushing score of the season from eight yards out and then Goad powered into the end zone on a 2-yard run as the Miner lead was pushed to 31-0 going into the halftime locker rooms.

MCHS continued to pour it on to start the second half as the quick striking offense reached the end zone two times within the first three minutes of action. Goad connected with sophomore wideout Devin Hatfield for a 62-yard score and then Patrick got his second rushing TD of the day, this time from 32 yards out, as the MCHS lead was pushed to 45-0 with 9:07 still left in the third.

The Wildcats finally got on the board on their ensuing possession as Hayes dialed up a pass and found freshman Aiden Slack for a 48-yard scoring strike. Slack's PAT was blocked and the Miner lead was trimmed to 45-6 with 7:05 to play.

Central quickly got those points back on their next possession as Goad once again connected with Drew Hatfield and the speedster took it in from 53 yards out for his second score of the game. Goad's PAT was good and the Miners took the 52-6 lead with 6:51 in the third.

Having already been dealt a couple of blows by injury earlier in the game, Coach Sammons elected to sub heavily for the remainder of the game. With the running clock in affect for the fourth quarter, neither team would put together any offense as the clock would tick down and the Miners would secure the 46-point win.

The Miners out gained Logan on the day with 564 total yards of offense compared to just 194 for the Wildcats. Central had one of their most balanced offensive attack of the season as they ran for 297 yards and passed for 267 while 137 of Logan's 194 yards came on the ground.

Goad finished 19 of 26 passing for 267 yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions. He also added seven rushes for 87 yards and a score. Drew Hatfield was once again his top target as he grabbed 14 passes for 127 yards and two scores while younger brother Devin hauled in two passes for 77 yards and a score. Kennedy also grabbed a 35-yard pass reception and Tanner Cisco also caught one pass for 29 yards.