It was senior night for the undefeated Rebels as they took on 6A powerhouse Frederick Douglass for their regular season finale. On the Rebels first drive, Boyle County would march the ball down to the red zone and would come up short forcing them to settle for a field goal. Just before the first quarter ended, senior star and UK commit Montavin Quisenberry would run the ball from 3 yards out giving the Rebels a 10-0 lead. In the second quarter with under 8 minutes before the half, Frederick Douglass would respond back with a 9 yard touchdown run by Dakari Talbert making the score 10-7. As the half was coming to the end, Boyle County’s Seneca Driver would score from one yard out on a controversial play. Quisenberry took the snap and ran the ball up the middle as Driver stood in front of the line of scrimmage. Somehow the ball ended up in the hands of the 6’7 tight end on an apparent fumble or forward pass my Quisenberry. The referees would talk it over and rule it as a touchdown giving Boyle County a 17-7 lead before the half. As the third quarter began, Boyle County senior running back Demauriah Brown got lose and took the ball for a 46 yard touchdown and stretching the lead 24-7. The broncos would shortly respond back with a field goal from 28 yards out cutting it to 24-10. Boyle County would respond back once again as they marched the ball down to Bronco territory which resulted in a 3 yard touchdown run by Gage Feltner. Just under a minute to go before the fourth, Talbert would score his second touchdown of the game and cut the deficit to 31-17. In the fourth quarter Boyle County would score one more time as the Rebels ran a halfback pass by Montavin Quisenberry to Lyndon Smith which would seal the deal as they would go on to be Frederick Douglass 38-17. Boyle County would finish their season undefeated for the second time in a row. The Broncos would drop to 6-4 on the year.