It took awhile for No. 9 Brennan to get rolling, but when it did, the Bears were tough to tame. Oklahoma State commit Jahmyl Jeter rushed for four TDs as Brennan defeated Warren45-14 at Farris Stadium.
Jeter only needed 14 carries to finish the evening with 147 yards. His first TD run was a 25-yard run to tie the score at 7. His fourth came with 6:19 left in the second quarter as the Bears pulled away. Brennan would rush for 325 yards on 33 carries, which is nearly 10 yards per clip.
Jordan Martinez threw for 200 yards and rushed for a TD, while Alexander Wise caught five passes for 129 yards.
It will not get any easier for Warren next week as it opens District 28-6A Zone B play against No. 2 and unbeaten O’Connor at Farris Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 7.B.J. Greene got the start at quarterback for the Warriors and finished with 139 passing yards and a TD. Devin Moore finished with 102 yards and a touchdown for Warren. Greene attempts to recreate the magic that led a comeback earlier this season against Madison, but it was to no avail.
After dropping its first three games of the season, Brennan will be Idle in Week 6 and will return to action against Holmes on Thursday, Oct. 12 at Gustafson Stadium.
O’Connor’s patience has been rewarded against another Top 10 opponent in the San Antonio area for the second straight week as the Panthers have come back from double digits deficits in the first half. On Saturday night in the 210 Preps/OK3 Sports Game of the Week, O’Connor stormed back from down 24-14 at halftime to earn a 38-24 victory over Johnson.
In the second half, it was all second-ranked O’Connor thanks to signal caller Roel Sanchez.
Sanchez hit Jalen Hughes on a 78-yard touchdown pass to give O’Connor a 31-24 lead with 5:14 left in the third quarter, a lead that it would never relinquish. Earlier, the two hooked up on a 15-yard touchdown pass to pull O’Connor to within three at 24-21.
Hughes finished with 131 receiving yards and two touchdowns and also would tack on a 9-yard touchdown run with under a minute left to seal the victory for the Panthers.
Johnson scored on all four possessions in the first half to take a 24-14 lead. The future is bright at quarterback for the Jaguars as sophomore Mike Chandler. After Alex Rodriguez kicked off the scoring with a 30-yard touchdown run up the gut, Chandler hit Brandon McDuffie on a 20-yard touchdown pass to give the Jaguars an early 14-0 lead.
Later on, Chandler found tight end Jakob Teplitz on a 44-yard touchdown pass with 7:27 remaining in the first half to claim a 21-7 lead. It appeared Johnson was rolling to a mild upset win.
O’Connor’s Trey Patterson scored on a 27-yard touchdown run in the second quarter to pull the Panthers to within 21-14 before Johnson booted a field goal before halftime. Patterson would lead the Panthers with 135 yards rushing in the victory.
The Panthers set the tone in the second defensively, holding Johnson to one first down and zero total yards.
Johnson falls to 2-2 on the season and will face Roosevelt (2-2) to open district play in Week 5. As for O’Connor, safety Millard Bradford did not play due to being “banged up,” according to the Express-News via Twitter. On Friday, the unbeaten Panthers will face Taft at Farris Stadium.
O’Connor 38, Johnson 24
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First quarter
JOH — Alex Rodriguez 33 run (Brody Patty kick), 8:32
JOH — Brandon McDuffie 20 pass from Mike Chandler (Brody Patty kick), 3:40
Second quarter
OCO — Dylan Murray 2 run (Michael Lyssy kick), 11:04
JOH — Jakob Teplitz 44 pass from Mike Chandler (Brody Patty kick), 7:27
OCO — Treyshaen Patterson 27 run (Michael Lyssy kick), 3:19
Using its usual combination of a tough running game and stingy defense, No. 9 Clemens will definitely be making a big jump in the 210 Preps Top 10 after completing its second consecutive shutout in a 35-0 victory over East Central to open District 27-6A competition.
Senior running back Marshawn Brown rushed for three touchdowns carrying the bulk of the load, but senior Kyle “Smiley” Lewis rushed for 104 yards on eight carries, including a 52-yard touchdown run.
Clemens opened the scoring with 2:37 remaining in the first quarter when Vicente Perez hit blue chip wide receiver Tommy Bush on a 15-yard touchdown strike. Bush had been named to the Under Armour All-American Bowl game earlier in the day, and now his Buffaloes are 4-0.
It was the defense who were able to swarm the Hornets, holding East Central to 45 total yards, including negative-3 passing to go along with three interceptions. Jaques Tyler picked off another pass on Friday night, making it four for the season to tie for the team lead with Johnie Graham.
Since the second quarter of a 37-21 Week 2 victory over MacArthur, the Buffaloes have stampeded offenses and have not allowed a single point in 10 quarters. Clemens has allowed a mere 147 total yards over the past two games.
In Week 5, Clemens will host Wagner, who fell to Canyon to open district play 38-13 at home.
Rene Palomino rushed for 231 yards and three touchdowns as Highlands survived the weather and Lanier47-14 at Alamo Stadium on Thursday.
Highlands raced out to a 23-14 halftime lead behind a pair of touchdowns by Palomino, including a 50-yard burst to open the scoring with 9:13 remaining in the first quarter to open the scoring.
Senior quarterback Joseph Palafos completed 15 of 26 passes for 311 yards and three touchdowns to pace the Owl attack. Palafos would find Palomino on a 76-yard touchdown pass with 4:26 left in the first half. Palomino would finish with 103 yards receiving on four catches.
For the season, Palomino has accounted for 922 total yards of offense, including 681 on the ground, and nine total touchdowns.
Junior Dre’Chan Moody caught six passes for 113 yards and a touchdown to lead the Highlands receivers. Moody and Palofos would hook up on a 41-yard scoring strike to open the third quarter scoring with 10:36 remaining.
Christian Cervantes scored both Lanier (0-3) touchdowns in the loss, including an 87-yard run in the second quarter. Cervantes would finish with 166 yards on 22 carries.
Highlands moves to 3-1 on the season after what many considered a surprising loss to Burbank in Week 3. Highlands will be Idle in Week 4 before taking on Kennedy on Oct. 6. Lanier will take on Kennedy in Week 4 in an attempt to pick up its first victory.
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