Though Riverside Military Academy’s defense allowed fewer points to Glascock County than to any other opponent all season, the Eagles came up short 22-13 on Friday night at Maginnis Field. “We never gave up the big play to (Glascock County), but they were able to eat up the clock and our defense couldn’t get the ball back,” Riverside coach Gary Downs said. The Panthers put together two scoring drives totaling more than 17 minutes in time of possession, which gave the Eagles’ offense significantly less time to respond.