NamelessHusker
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Season Stats: 101 rushes for 800 yards, 10 touchdowns. 11 catches for 245 yards and 1 TD
[SIZE=14pt]Pflugerville 52, Westwood 21[/SIZE]
Panthers pounce on Warriors
For Westwood, the numbers 38, 18, 13, 27, 21weren't winning lottery numbers. Instead, they represented the opening salvo in a night of offense for Pflugerville.
"It's always key to get off to a good start," running back Antwan Cobb said after his visiting Panthers dispatched the Warriors. "We came out strong and set the tone for the rest of the game."
Pflugerville (4-2, 3-0) opened up the District 15-5A game in style. On its first offensive play, Dalton Gooden took an end around 38 yards to put Pflugerville deep in Westwood territory. The next two plays put the Panthers in the end zone, with Cobb ending the drive with a 13-yard run.
The Warriors (1-5, 1-2) drove right back with a nice drive of their own to tie the score at 7-7, primarily because of a 66-yard catch and run from Chase Rich to Steven Sultzbaugh. However, that was the last time Westwood would be Pflugerville's equal.
The next Panther drive began with Marlon Williams and Cobb going for 27 and 21-yard gains respectively. The drive ended with a 38-yard field goal off the toe of Garrett Lindholm to take a lead they would never relinquish.
Pflugerville went on to score on all but its final possession of the first half and took a 31-14 lead into the break.
At the half, the Panthers had 17 first downs and over 300 yards of total offense, including 233 yards on the ground. Quarterback Tyler Beatty had 77 of his 123 yards through the air.
"We like to think that we can move the ball on the ground and through the air with Beatty's arm. We're going to need to as we get further into district and hopefully the playoffs," Cobb said.
Westwood attempted a second-half comeback, starting with an onsides kick to start the third quarter. It drove right down the field and cut the lead to 31-21, but was unable to get much else done offensively the rest of the game.
On the night, Cobb ran for 187 yards and four touchdowns.
Westwood quarterback Chase Rich threw for 350 yards on 21 completions, but was also picked off four times. Reggie Madu had two of those interceptions
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[SIZE=14pt]Pflugerville 52, Westwood 21[/SIZE]
Panthers pounce on Warriors
For Westwood, the numbers 38, 18, 13, 27, 21weren't winning lottery numbers. Instead, they represented the opening salvo in a night of offense for Pflugerville.
"It's always key to get off to a good start," running back Antwan Cobb said after his visiting Panthers dispatched the Warriors. "We came out strong and set the tone for the rest of the game."
Pflugerville (4-2, 3-0) opened up the District 15-5A game in style. On its first offensive play, Dalton Gooden took an end around 38 yards to put Pflugerville deep in Westwood territory. The next two plays put the Panthers in the end zone, with Cobb ending the drive with a 13-yard run.
The Warriors (1-5, 1-2) drove right back with a nice drive of their own to tie the score at 7-7, primarily because of a 66-yard catch and run from Chase Rich to Steven Sultzbaugh. However, that was the last time Westwood would be Pflugerville's equal.
The next Panther drive began with Marlon Williams and Cobb going for 27 and 21-yard gains respectively. The drive ended with a 38-yard field goal off the toe of Garrett Lindholm to take a lead they would never relinquish.
Pflugerville went on to score on all but its final possession of the first half and took a 31-14 lead into the break.
At the half, the Panthers had 17 first downs and over 300 yards of total offense, including 233 yards on the ground. Quarterback Tyler Beatty had 77 of his 123 yards through the air.
"We like to think that we can move the ball on the ground and through the air with Beatty's arm. We're going to need to as we get further into district and hopefully the playoffs," Cobb said.
Westwood attempted a second-half comeback, starting with an onsides kick to start the third quarter. It drove right down the field and cut the lead to 31-21, but was unable to get much else done offensively the rest of the game.
On the night, Cobb ran for 187 yards and four touchdowns.
Westwood quarterback Chase Rich threw for 350 yards on 21 completions, but was also picked off four times. Reggie Madu had two of those interceptions
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