Friday Night Lights – Playoffs Rd 1

[shotime73]

Final numbers for Roschon: 598 total yards (326 passing, 272 rushing). 10 total touchdowns. 

Is that good?

He whipped dat A ..Good lord too good

 

[okiehorn]

He 100% committed to the horns or is he one that could change as he goes? Believe this was the kid the unexpeditely committed during the summer party right?

 

[Sirhornsalot]

He 100% committed to the horns or is he one that could change as he goes? Believe this was the kid the unexpeditely committed during the summer party right?

I've heard nothing but things that make me think he's solid to the Horns.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Cy Ranch 14

Bellaire 0

1st

Samuell 0

Adams 0

1st

Coldspring 7

LaMarque 0

1st

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Cy Ranch 28

Bellaire 0

2nd

Samuell 14

Adams 0

2nd

Coldspring 14

LaMarque 14

2nd

Iraan 7

Cross Plains 0

2nd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Cy Ranch 38

Bellaire 6

Halftime

Aldine Davis 7

Klein Oak 0

1st

Spring 7

Klein 0

1st

Summer Creek 21

LaPorte 3

1st

Texarkana 14

#6 Highland Park 7

2nd

Samuell 14

Adams 7

Halftime

Caddo Mills 14

Wills Point 0

2nd

LaMarque 21

Coldspring 20

Halftime

Iraan 14

Cross Plains 6

3rd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

 

Johnson puts on show in Bi-District win

(courtesy Houston Chronicle)

Craig Williams and the Crosby offense did everything possible to keep up with Roschon Johnson but they couldn't.
Port Neches-Groves' Johnson scored the game-winning 2-yard touchdown with 25 seconds left as the Indians outlasted the Cougars, 72-69, in the bi-district round of the Class 5A-Division II playoffs on Friday at Baytown's Stallworth Stadium.
Johnson passed for 326 yards, rushed for 272 yards and totaled 10 touchdowns for the Indians, who will play Texas City in the area round next Friday at NRG Stadium.
Williams had 344 rushing yards and four touchdowns in the loss.
"(Roschon) Johnson is a once-in-a-generation player," Crosby coach Jeff Riordan said. "He played a fantastic game for them tonight and did everything he needed to for them to win."
The game was expected to be a high-scoring affair but neither Riordan or Johnson expected a combined 141 points.

The scoring was early and often, with Johnson rushing for a 12-yard touchdown on the Indians' (9-1) first drive.
Crosby (9-2) answered with a 91-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jaiden Howard to Cedric Patterson.
Howard and Patterson connected for 202 yards and four touchdowns in the game, including two in the first half.
Johnson and his top receiver, Preston Riggs, matched the Crosby duo with 227 yards and four touchdowns of their own.
"We just took what the defense gave us," Johnson said. "We've been doing that all year and tonight was no different."
The Indians led 34-28 at halftime as Johnson, a Texas commit, compiled over 300 yards in the first half.

Williams did most of his damage in the second half.
The Baylor commit had touchdown runs of 56, 54 and 1 yard in a 210-yard second-half performance.
The teams swapped the lead for most of the second half as Johnson and Williams continued to trade touchdowns.
Crosby took a 69-64 lead with 3:18 left then Johnson led the final, decisive drive.
He drove the Indians 70 yards in less than three minutes before scoring his tenth and final touchdown on 3rd-and-goal.
The Indians purposefully downed the ball instead of scoring a touchdown twice in an effort to leave as little time on the clock as possible for Crosby's high-powered offense.
"I knew we could get the ball in the end zone there," Johnson said. "I wasn't worried."
Crosby amassed over 700 yards of total offense but couldn't move the ball into position to go for the tie or the win in the final seconds.
Crosby's Howard finished with 307 passing yards, 133 rushing yards and six touchdowns.
Indians receiver Cameron Stansbury had 80 receiving yards, a touchdown and had an important 32-yard reception on their game-winning drive.
"It's tough for our seniors," Riordan said. "I felt like we played well enough to win but we just came up a little short."

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Iraan 28

Cross Plains 6

FINAL

Klein Oak 21

Aldine Davis 14

3rd

Klein 10

Spring 7

4th

Rockwall 0

The Woodlands 0

1st

Summer Creek 56

LaPorte 10

3rd

Cy Ranch 48

Bellaire 12

FINAL

Adams 20

Samuell 7

FINAL

Highland Park 42

Texarkana 21

3rd

Caddo Mills 41

Wills Point 28

4th

LaMarque 42

Coldspring 20

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Rockwall 7

The Woodlands 7

Halftime

Summer Creek 63

LaPorte 24

FINAL

Highland Park 56

Texarkana 49

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Klein 10

Spring 7

FINAL

Klein Oak 23

Aldine Davis 20

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

UPSET!

Rockwall 23

#8 The Woodlands 7

FINAL

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Bellville 14

Orangefield 7

2nd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Bellville 28

Orangefield 7

4th

Slaton 14

Kermit 10

2nd

 

[Sirhornsalot]

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/high-school/2017/11/17/simon-kenton-vs-trinity-louisville-kentucky-football-playoffs/875692001/

Trinity, Moore notch 28th straight win

(courtesy Cinncinatti.com)

LOUISVILLE – The Trinity Shamrocks showed why they are the favorite to repeat as Class 6A state champions. On Friday night against Simon Kenton, Trinity flexed its muscles at Marshall Stadium in another running-clock affair, defeating the visiting Pioneers 49-17 for its 28th straight victory.

Simon Kenton (11-2) did not match up to the high-powered Trinity offense throughout the night as the Shamrocks gained 555 yards on 84 plays.

Trinity scored touchdowns on its first five possessions, led by dual-threat wide receiver Rondale Moore. The University of Texas commit was explosive all night, scoring three times (one rushing, two receiving) and totaling 254 yards from scrimmage on just 20 touches.

Trinity senior wide receiver Rondale Moore scored on a 44-yard pass play in the opening minutes and caught another TD pass later in the first quarter. He scored his third touchdown on 10-yard sweep in the third quarter that made it 49-10.

While Moore was making defenders miss with shifty runs, Gereimah Smith set the tone on a night where Trinity won the time of possession battle by nearly six minutes. The junior running back worked between the tackles and bruised the Simon Kenton defense for two touchdowns and 103 yards on 19 carries, while quarterback Nick Bohn threw a pair of touchdowns to Nick Strothman to extend Trinity’s lead to 35-0 midway through the second quarter.

 
Simon Kenton hung around, though, becoming just the second Kentucky school (Campbell County) to find the end zone twice this season against a Trinity defense that posted six shutouts.

“I’m really proud of the toughness we showed,” said Simon Kenton head coach Jeff Marksberry. “We dug deep. That’s who we are. We ask them to be great teammates and you could see that in the second half. What we’re about really came out.”

Both the Pioneers’ touchdowns came on passing scores from quarterback Matt Shearer to senior Fisher Hayden, a duo that connected for three scores combined in Simon Kenton’s playoff wins over Jeffersontown and Ballard.


 


Shearer had to overcome the constant pressure of the Trinity defensive front that resulted in five sacks, multiple knockdowns and a pair of forced fumbles.

“He can take a lot of hits, he’s a big guy. He’s a tough guy, too,” said Hayden. “We trusted him all year and he came through in big situations and we love him. This just wasn’t our night.”

“He knew it was going to be tough sledding. Their D-line is some of the best I’ve seen,” Marksberry said. “We found a way to get him some time and make a few plays and we put 17 points on the board and I’m really, really proud of that.”

Hayden’s three-yard touchdown with 11 seconds left in the first half put the Pioneers on the board. It also snapped Simon Kenton’s career scoring drought against the Shamrocks. In four previous playoff losses (’01, ’05, ’08, ’11) the Pioneers were blanked by a combined score of 232-0.

Friday marked the second straight year Simon Kenton was bounced in the Class 6A quarterfinals, losing to Lafayette last season.

“I am so proud of them. This is a very special group of seniors,” Marksberry said. “I learned a lot from them and they shouldn’t be ashamed of anything they’ve done. They really proved some of the things we believe in. I’m really gonna miss them.”

Trinity moves on to play Central Hardin next Friday for a chance to play for its 25th state championship.

 

[Eastexhorn]

Moore might be the WR Texas has been looking for. One like the Baylors Texas Tech and Okie school have