SPORTS ALERT- GO GREEN!

Trojan speedster score three touchdowns in help Millington overcome Fayette-Ware, playoff hopes still alive

SOMERVILLE — Scott Blair has won a few games on the natural grass of Fayette-Ware Football Stadium.Friday night Blair was seeking a victory on his old stomping grounds with his new team, the Millington Trojans. Fresh off his first win with his new program over the Craigmont Chiefs, the Trojans arrived in Fayette County still in the driver’s seat for a playoff position.The Wildcats entered the contest against Millington with their playoff future in their control if they could secure a win over the Trojans.After 48 minutes of battle, the Trojans exited the field victorious 36-28 and still alive for the postseason.“The Craigmont game gave us a positive — that confidence that we were lacking,” Blair noted. “Like I’ve said to everybody else, we played a ranked Fairley team. We played a ranked this and a ranked that. We’ve played some really good teams. We’ve played Bolton, a 6-2 team, really tough. Kirby is a good team. Those two games could have gone a different direction with a couple of different plays.“Moving forward, that’s what I was trying to preach to them,” he continued. “I told them two weeks ago, we’re going to reboot this season. Last week we did what we do. We came out here…