The Madera South Stallions football team only punted once in its game against the Delhi Hawks. However, instead of punts, Madera South turned the ball over in a 22-7 loss Friday.
The Stallions had six possessions in the game. The first possession ended in a punt. However, the next four of the next five possessions ended in a turnover before scoring on the final possession.
The Stallions battled tough against the run-heavy Hawks. Delhi rushed the ball 42 out of their 46 plays. They gained 172 yards and averaged four yards a rush.