BAY MINETTE, Ala. – The BCHS Tigers finished the 2010 season Friday night with a winless 0-10 record with a 35-7 loss to rival Escambia County.

Escambia County was able to get on the board first with a six-play drive that was topped off with a touchdown by quaterback Christopher Johnson. The extra point was no good to bring the score to 6-0.

The Blue Devils grabbed a turnover and got the ball back on the Tiger 35. The Blue Devils got into the end zone after six plays and Johnson's two-point conversion pass to Christopher Smith made the score to 14-0.

BCHS got the ball back on their own 43. With third down and seven, Ronnie Davis ran for 13 yards for the first down. Justin Mayes took another 10-yard rush to bring the ball further down the field. Quinton Butler aided with his own 9-yard run for second down and one. Davis then had another 10-yard run as the Tiger's march continued, Namon Scott ran another five yards to set up a 5-yard touchdown pass from Nathan Jones to Butler to place the Tigers on the board. Aaron Creps' extra point kick was good to bring the score to 14-7.

Late in the second quarter Smith intercepted the ball from the Tigers and ran it in for another Escambia County touchdown and extra point for a 21-7 lead with 2:32 left before half time.

The Blue Devils were able to score again when Nieko Williams grabbed an 11-yard touchdown pass from Ricco Stallworth with just 9.1 seconds left in the half at 28-7.

After losing yardage in the next drive Baldwin County had to punt the ball on for the ball to come off of Creps foot wrong for negative yardage giving the Blue Devils the ball back on Baldwin County's 25. Quarterback Ricco Stallworth called his own number as he ran the ball in for the touchdown on the next play bringing the score to 35-7.

BCHS finished 0-10 for the first time since 1985.