North Carolina Football Association (NCFA)

It wasn't a pretty win, but a win none the less and Wilson is happy to be off to a 2-0 start after struggling the past few seasons.  Derrick Smith looked much better this week 15/23 189yds 1TD, but still looked a bit rough in Twins territory and had a crucial fumble.  He got a big step up this week from Deion Scroggins 5 receptions for 76yds.  The big letdown for Wilson this week was from Ken Haslip who could only manage 28yds on 20 carries and from Harvey Darby who only hit 2 of 5 FG attempts.  Haslip had no room to run all day as the Tobs line struggled to give him any space.  The Tobs defense played much better this week and put good pressure on quarterback James Martin, led by Rafferty Tebbs who ended the game with 3 tackles 2 sacks and 1 knockdown. 

James Martin looked pretty good early on, but when he had chances later in the game he just couldn't come through for the Twins ending the game 12/28 for 123yds 1TD and 1Int.  Kelvin Ingram also struggled gaining only 47yds on 24 carries and having a costly fumble.  The Twins will need to play better offense if they hope to be competitive this season.  The defense on the other hand really played well this week consistently putting pressure on Smith when they needed to and coralling Haslip.  Steve Rowe led the way with 11 tackles.  If the defense can play this way every week, the Twins may have a chance to go somewhere.

Wilson travels to Raleigh next week and Winston-Salem hosts Durham.

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