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HURLEY - A one-score deficit might have been no problem. Even having two-touchdowns to make up in the second half would have been manageable.
But not three.
Especially not the way Ashland got the halftime lead to 24-0.
Hurley failed to score on fourth down inside the 5 to pull within a single touchdown and Ashland followed with a 94-yard drive that ended in a touchdown just before the half.
Ashland went on to win 38-14 and drop Hurley to 0-2.
"That was killer," Hurley coach Scott Erickson said. "We were playing so good defensively out there, making their option reads tough. And we made some cr...