NOV 9
PUBLIC LEAGUE 3A TITLE
King 32, Mastery North 7
Didn't see this coming did ya?
After the Pumas struck first with an
80-yard TD strike on the second play
from scrimmage from jr. QB Donovan
Crabbe to sr. WR Nasirr Mayo
it was not only "good to be" King but
better yet "great to be" King. The
Cougars ran off 32 unanswered points the
rest of the first half in which they
scored a TD on every drive. The main
culprit sr. QB Joseph Walker (6-3
190), who's proving that he may well be
the city's top QB prospect. Going
further Walker has all the requisite
skills of today's highly coveted New
style QB. You know, the ones we are
seeing pop up all over college and pro
football; big arm coupled with fleet
feet. His stats: 12 carries, 109 yards,
2 TDs (18 & 46) and 6-13 (5-6 in 1st
half), 166 yards, TD. Not bad for a
title game, huh? The other Cougar scores
were runs of 1 & 3 by jr. Ishmael
Dargan (13-77). Jr. scatback
Aaron Watkins (11-78), a mid-season
transfer from neighboring power Imhotep
also added to the cause. Sr. WR
Delane Hart (6-3 200) caught the TD
pass from Walker, a 50 yarder. On the
day Hart caught 3 balls for 106 which
puts him at 40/986/13 TDs with at least
2 games remaining. He also caught an INT
on defense, his 6th of the season.
Hard-nosed sr. LB Jordan Alexander
(6-1 220) also had a pick along with 2
TFLs. The Pumas front line srs RB
Armani Fuller-Williams (12-53) & WR/DB
Jermaine Norris (25 rush yards,
4/58) went down swinging.
AAsNOTES: The Cougars have now won 9 straight since losing to Mastery
North back on September 6th 20-16.. Can
King hang with Wood? That will be the
big question all this week. Its truly
gonna depend on what they do up front in
the trenches. Translation: Florida
commit Dontae Angus (6-6 325)
needs to have the game of his life..
King's best DB, sr. Damon "D.J."
Brinkley, played at Wood last
season.. Joseph Walker has rushed for 13
and passed for 21 TDs this season. It's
clear that he's the Best athlete on the
field just about every week and that
won't change even against Wood. There
have been rumblings that Mastery North,
which uses at least 3 of its high school
campuses to form one team, will be
forced to move up to 4A starting next
season.