If Livingston’s homecoming queen held her court in the Livingston end zone, she would be very familiar with the Livingston Wildcat football team as they scored 9 touchdowns Friday night to run away from Cannon County early and grab a homecoming win 61-0. Once again the Lions saw an opposing team score on the opening kickoff an 85 yard score to start the scoring output 7-0. Lion quarterback Josh Walkup was rattled early as he threw a total of 4 interceptions against what possibly could be the most talented defensive secondary the Lions have faced all year. Livingston would score on each of the turnovers and on a blocked punt. The mercy rule was on in the second half as Livingston went to halftime with a 54-0 lead. Livingston’s second and third string team would add one more touchdown to the total in the 4th quarter. Cannon County offensively had a total of 23 carries for 8 total yards. Josh Walkup ended up 5 for 14 for 58 yards and 4 interceptions giving Cannon 66 yards of total offense. Livingston would counter with 272 yards on the offensive side of the ball. Cannon County will play their final home game of the season hosting Smith County Friday night.
