shifted the momentum and SMSH added two quick touchdowns later in the half after Breaux Bridge lost yardage on a punt snap and following a fumble, putting St. Martinville up comfortably, 28-7 at halftime.
“You could feel the energy just shift,” Pierce said. “And of course, the two inexplicable two straight offside penalties to give them a first down that led to a touchdown. To me, that’s when the bubble popped.”
Breaux Bridge also suffered two injuries to veteran two-way players that hurt their efforts, losing starting linebacker and slotback Cruz Trail in the first half and seeing junior defensive lineman Tyler Judice go down near the end of the game after making several stops behind the line throughout the night.
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