The undefeated Chelsea Bulldogs took over sole possession of first place in the SEC White Division with a dominate performance in which they scored on nine consecutive possessions to hand the Indians a 63 -6 loss in Chelsea. The Bulldogs feature 557 yards of offense and held Tecumseh to just 177 on the game, which featured a running clock throughout the second half. Tecumseh received the opening kickoff and could not gain a first down and was force to punt, giving Chelsea great field position at the 50-yard line. The Bulldogs wasted little time getting on the scoreboard, when on the first play from scrimmage, Gibson Ichesco broke free on a 50-yard touchdown run. The pattern continued to repeat itself the rest of the quarter as Chelsea scored on Nick White‘s two straight first quarter touchdowns and a two-yard pass by quarterback Jax Ichesco to Tyson Linde, to make the score 28-0 after one. The Bulldogs then quickly got two more touchdowns, both on runs by Gibson Ichesco. Tecumseh finally broke Chelsea’s string of consecutive touchdowns with the Indians biggest offensive play of the game, a 73-yard touchdown run by Chance Gromley, the Indians lone score of the half. Before heading to the locker room, however the Bulldogs would two more scores as Bulldog quarterback Jax Ichesco scored on a one-yard run to make the score 49-0 at half. Chelsea finished the scoring with touchdown in both the third and fourth quarters to bring the final score to 63-6. All together the Bulldogs amassed 557 yards of total offense, 450 of which came on the ground. Tecumseh had 153 yards rushing for the contest, led by Gromley with 58 yards along with Xavier Figel who added 57. Defensively the Indians top tacklers was a Cooper Lewis with 7 tackles and Sam Abbott added 6. The Indians will now try to regroup for nest week when Jackson will invade Indian Stadium for a 7:00 o’clock homecoming tilt.