BONNERS FERRY — Miscues and mistakes undid the Bonners Ferry Badgers against the Logos Knights this homecoming week on Friday.

The Badgers started the game with a fumble, which the Knights recovered, on their second play from scrimmage. That play was representative of the entire game for Bonners Ferry as they turned the ball over several times and never built momentum on either side of the ball. 

"We were out coached and outplayed," Bonners Ferry head coach Danny Swift said. "They played a great football game and had a great game plan. They executed it well, and they get all the credit in the world. We got to go back to practice next week and just get better." 

The Knights' offense asserted their will on a very good Badgers' front-7. Logos' quarterback Baxter Covington posted 250 rushing yards and four touchdowns, according to the Moscow-Pullman Daily News. That is the most rushing yards the Badgers have allowed in a game anytime so far this season. 

Swift said his team will work on being more focused and working to execute and overcome adversity during this week of practice. After six weeks of action, the Badgers finally get a bye this week, which will give them time to recover and work on their issues. 

"We'll embrace this bye week... and make the best of that to rest, recover and refocus," Swift said. "[Then] we will attack the rest of the season, one day at a time. We've got Moscow in two weeks, so that'll be a big one." 

Bonners Ferry will travel to Moscow for an Intermountain League showdown on Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. following their week of rest. 

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