October 16 at Salem Stadium in Conyers, GA
Things got LOUD at times in the press box. Two-year old dropped her sippy cup loud.
The public address announcer named the Salem defense "the human wall" early on and he stuck with until the very end, saying it nine times over the course of Loganville's 20-9 victory.
Unfortunately for Salem, its quarterback, Gerald Walker was the human throwing the ball to the other team, tossing five interceptions, two of which were returned for touchdowns.
Some other sounds from the PA, coaches and radio people:
"he doesn't put it on the carpet"
"knocking at the door"
"we've got laundry on the field"
"march down the field, get in the red zone"
"the Salem angels are on our side"
"that's a tall order"
"he's carrying the ball like a loaf of bread"