Miami Northwestern fall in first game without Teddy Bridgewater

Miami Northwestern set to open season without former head coach Teddy Bridgewater Miami Northwestern football kicks off its regular season Saturday night in its first game without former head coach Teddy Bridgewater.

MIAMI — Defending Class 3A state champion Miami Northwestern played its first game without Teddy Bridgewater at the helm, facing off against Orange Lutheran.

The game opened with Orange Lutheran scoring a touchdown and converting the extra point to take a 7-0 lead.

On the following drive, Northwestern responded with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Nicholas Lennear, tying the game at 7-7 before halftime.

Orange Lutheran regained the lead in the second half with a touchdown pass to Nico Bland, making it 14-7.

Down by a touchdown, Northwestern answered with a rushing score just before the end of the third quarter. However, a failed two-point conversion left the Bulls trailing 14-13.

With six minutes left in the fourth quarter, Orange Lutheran extended its lead with a 38-yard field goal, sealing the final score at 17-13.

Miami Northwestern opens the season 0-1 without Bridgewater.

Its next game is Friday against Venice High School at Traz Powell Stadium.

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