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PREP FOOTBALL: Good Hope puts together furious rally, comes up short against Deshler in OT thriller

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Source: The Cullman Times

Good Hope left it all on the field Friday night. Quite literally. The Raiders erased a 20-point deficit in the fourth quarter to send their Class 4A second-round matchup with Deshler to overtime before eventually falling to the Tigers, 35-34, to end their season at 8-4. Good Hope trailed 20-0 in the final period before finding its offensive groove. The Raiders scored four touchdowns across the final 12 minutes of regulation, including a final one and 2-point conversion that tied the game at 28 with 23 seconds remaining. The Tigers drove down inside the 30-yard line but missed a potential game-winning field goal as time expired. In overtime, Good Hope scored on the initial possession but failed on its subsequent 2-point try. Deshler responded with a touchdown on its first play from scrimmage and then clinched its quarterfinal berth following a successful PAT.

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