After starting the season with two losses by a combined two points, Blackfoot looks to right its season against Snake River.

Meanwhile, the Panthers are trying to rebound from a tough loss against West Side and show they were more like the team that put up 57 points in the season-opener against Kimberly.

Stay tuned here all tonight for constant updates from the game.

FIRST QUARTER

SNAKE RIVER 7, BLACKFOOT 0, 4:25 -- After Snake River senior Rylan Anderson blocked the Blackfoot punt, the Panthers started their drive on the BF 29-yard line. Seven plays later, RB Carson Hawker punched in the touchdown from 1-yard out.

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At the end of Q1, Snake River leads Blackfoot 7-0. The Snake River defensive line has looked dominant against the Broncos offensive line. 

SECOND QUARTER

SNAKE RIVER 14, BLACKFOOT 0, 9:33 -- After Zach Stailey ran 22 yards on a 1st and 20, Snake River quarterback Cole Gilbert kept the ball in the red zone and ran to the outside for a 16-yard touchdown.

After struggling offensively against West Side last week, Snake River's offense has given Blackfoot problems early. The Panthers have rushed the ball 14 times for 81 yards so far tonight.

SNAKE RIVER 14, BLACKFOOT 7, 5:14 -- Blackfoot responds with a 38-yard touchdown pass from Jaxon Grimmett to Deegan Hale to get on the board. Blackfoot's drive was marred by penalties, but the Broncos overcame all the loss of yardage to get points on the 10-play drive.

Deegan Hale Deegan Hale catches a 38-yard touchdown pass from Jaxon Grimmett

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HALFTIME: Snake River- 14, Blackfoot- 7.

 
THIRD QUARTER
 
SNAKE RIVER 14, BLACKFOOT 14, 8:42 -- We have a tie game. Snake River fumbled the ball on its opening possession of the second half and Blackfoot capitalized. At the goal line, Broncos' RB Austin Ramirez ran in a 1-yard touchdown.
 
BLACKFOOT 21, SNAKE RIVER 14, 2:11 -- Javonte King just made maybe the best catch of the year. His unreal one-handed, 38-yard grab sets up an easy Blackfoot touchdown. Broncos have their first lead of the night.
 
Blackfoot leads 21-14 heading to Q4
 
FOURTH QUARTER
 
BLACKFOOT 28, SNAKE RIVER 14, 6:11 -- Blackfoot takes a 14-point lead on a  2-yard run from Austin Ramirez, who now has 22 carries for 82 yards and three scores on the night. All 28 Blackfoot points are unanswered.
 
Blackfoot senior defensive back Tyler Vance picks off SR quarterback Cole Gilbert in the end zone. Broncos have the ball with less than four minutes to play.
 
BLACKFOOT 35, SNAKE RIVER 14, 2:53 -- And Javonte King -- of the previous unbelievable catch -- adds to his highlight reel with a 45-yard touchdown. The lengthy junior now has 5 catches for 137 yards and a TD.
 
BLACKFOOT 35, SNAKE RIVER 21, 0:36 -- Snake River running back Carson Hawker scores a late touchdown. He has 18 rushes for 78 yards and two touchdowns tonight.
 
FINAL:
SNAKE RIVER- 21
BLACKFOOT- 35
 
Broncos come back from a 14-point deficit and score 35 straight points to notch their first win of the season. Both teams move to 1-2.

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