Milford Mill Academy vs Randallstown High School

Photo credit on Instagram to @cell.visuals On Friday night, in a highly anticipated Baltimore County football rivalry match, the 7-0 Milford Mill Millers traveled to Randallstown to take on the 5-2 Rams. Coming into the game, Randallstown was coming off a dominant 36-0 win at home against the New Town Titans, while Milford Mill took down the Woodlawn Warriors 55-6. In the first quarter following a Randallstown punt, Milford Mill’s Mi’cah Williams and Damon Ferguson Jr. both ripped off double-digit yard runs, bringing the Millers to the Randallstown 30. The drive was capped off when junior Deonte Ross got the ball into the end zone. Following a successful PAT, the Millers lead 7-0 early. Randallstown’s next drive began with the ball moving steadily, but was intercepted by TJ Turner who brought the ball back to the 50-yard line. On the next play, Mi’cah Williams found Amauri Patterson deep for a score. On their next drive, the Rams turned it over on towns, but Milford Mill threw an interception, taken away by #7 from Randallstown. Milford Mill got the ball back after Randallstown did not score, and ended their drive with a 25-yard rushing touchdown by Dejuan Nelson. After failing to convert the 2-point try, the Millers now led 19-0. With under a minute to go in the first half, Amauri Patterson picked up his second touchdown of the half from ten yards out. Owen Newburns ran into the end zone on the two-point try, giving Milford Mill a commanding 27-0 lead going into halftime. The majority of the third quarter went by uneventfully, until the final two minutes. With under a minute to go in the quarter, Randallstown’s #11 recovered a Milford fumble, but immediately after that, Jordan Ford intercepted the Randallstown quarterback’s second pick of the day. After moving the ball a bit up-field, Dejuan Nelson broke free, scoring from 48-yards out to give the Millers as 34-0 lead. Before the quarter came to a close, following Randallstown’s solid kickoff return, #3 for the Rams had a deep rushing touchdown of his own, this one from 40 yards away. After a failed two-point conversion, Milford Mill’s lead was slightly cut, now leading 34-6. Milford Mill proceeded to open the fourth quarter with a 1-yard rushing touchdown, and following Mi’cah Williams finding Amauri Patterson for the two-point conversion, the Millers had 42. A solid kick return set the Rams up well for a quick two minute drive to get into the red zone. With eight minutes left to play, #24 scored the second touchdown of the game for his team, marking just the second time this season that Milford Mill has given up double-digit points. After a failed two-point conversion, the Millers got the ball back. Very quickly, Mi’cah Williams found Amauri Patterson, this time for 55-yards, marking Patterson’s third touchdown of the game and the end of the scoring in this contest. Milford Mill improved to 8-0 after taking down the Randallstown Rams 48-12. With just one week left in the regular season, the Millers will host Owings Mills next week while the Rams will travel to Franklin to take on the 6-2 Indians.