The B&B Falcons got week three football action started early for the area as they traveled to Lost Springs to meet up on a neutral site to take on a young Pretty Prairie Bulldogs.

The youthfulness of the Bulldogs would show as it was all B&B from the start cruising to a 50-0 win, ending the game with 2:59 left in the third quarter of action.

B&B won the toss to start the game and elected to defer to the second half setting up on defense to start the contest and force Pretty Prairie in to three-and-outs over the course of their first few offensive drives. While, the Falcons defense was locking the Bulldogs down, their offense was soaring high behind a steady dose of the run and pass throughout the contest.

Falcons marched down the field after the first Pretty Prairie three-and-out and punched it into the endzone behind a six-yard run by fullback, Neil Sudbeck. Sudbeck on the next drive burst through the Bulldog line and took one to the house from 38-yards out and with both two-conversion successful the Falcons were up 16-0 to nothing. Sudbeck led the ground attack with 56 yardson four carries

Quarterback, Dustin Rottinghaus took to the air for the next score hooking up with Blake Deters for a touchdown reception of 24-yards, then it was the defense's turn to get in the scoring action, as linebacker, Derek Mueting snatched a Bulldog pass out of the air and took it down the sideline for the pick six, giving the Falcons a 30-0 lead, after one two-point conversion came up short. Mueting with his pick six, great play on defense and play at center, also earned him "Community National Bank" Player to Bank On honors on 92.1 KMZA broadcast.

Falcons then saw their offense slow down and Pretty Prairie came up with a huge blocked punt that gave them the ball on the 17-yard of the Falcons. With the Bulldogs threatening to score, the Falcons dug in and Cole Deters ended drive intercepting another Bulldog pass.

Pretty Prairie coughed it up one more time fumbling with three seconds to go in the first half, giving the Falcons one last chance to strike before the half and that they would. Rottinghaus took the air again and bombed a 35-yard pass to Blake Deters for their second touchdown connection of the game giving B&B 8-0 lead at the half.

To open the second half the reserves took the field for B&B and after stalling out on their initial drive, moved the ball and saw freshman quarterback, Ryan Hasenkamp toss a nine-yard touchdown pass to tight end, Trent Schulte, but the two-point conversion was unsuccessful continuing the game as the score was 44-0.

Falcons would end the game a bit later as Hasenkamp aired it out in the corner of the endzone to Trevor Holthaus for a 29-yard score to end the game 50-0 with 2:59 left in the third quarter.

Both B&B quarterbacks tossed a pair of touchdown passes, as Rottinghaus was 10-17 for 134 yards, while Hasenkamp was 5-10 for 70 yards.

A balanced attack on offense and strong defense sparked the Falcons to their second straight win of the season improving them to 2-1 on the season as they dispatched Pretty Prairie. B&B now sets up to square off with the Caldwell Bluejays next Friday night in Hope.