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Time to lock up thread we now know what posters watch the game for highlights, dunks and statistics.
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bignorm73;3526393 said:
louis rich;3526448 said:
louis rich;3526572 said:
Lol@ all this. Look up who has more win shares and you will see who the better player isplaymaker88;3526785 said:
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On their first offensive play, Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey) was very close to scoring a touchdown as Jabrill Peppers’ long halfback pass was just out of Leonte Carroo’s reach. It would prove a minor inconvenience for an offense that wouldn’t throw another incompletion until there were three minutes left in the first half.
With an efficient offense and a pass-rush that pressured quarterback Ryan Fallon throughout the game, the No. 1 ranked Ironmen knocked off No. 5 St. Edward (Lakewood) by a score of 38-7.
“I think we hit on all cylinders and I think they were a little flat,” Don Bosco head coach Greg Toal said.
Don Bosco (5-0) got off to a quick start. On their first possession, Ironmen quarterback Mike Yankovich connected three times through the air with the Rutgers-bound Carroo. Peppers capped the drive with a leap over the defensive line from a yard out to make it 7-0.
On Don Bosco’s second drive, they marched down the field again. Yankovich had long pass plays to Kyle Sakowski and Elijah Shumate, who then doubled the Ironmen’s lead with a nine-yard touchdown run. Yankovich was in a rhythm in the first quarter, completing all seven of his passes for 100 yards.
“I think the game plan was really good,” Yankovich said. “We did kind of the same stuff last week where we came out and got a few quick passes under my belt and made me feel comfortable.”
In the second quarter, Don Bosco’s defense took the game over with a couple of big plays. First the defensive front, which features five-star recruit Darius Hamilton, scored on a 40-yard fumble return by Michael Strizak. It was a fitting way to score for a unit the generated four sacks.
“I thought our front eight did a great job of stuffing the run and eventually that made them one dimensional,” Toal said. “When they are one dimensional we can get after the passer a little bit and that really helped us.
After St. Edward (6-1) answered with a touchdown, Bosco benefitted from another critical turnover to essentially put the game out of reach. Peppers ran an interception back to the two-yard line and scored two plays later, which made the score 28-7 heading into the half. It was the second of his three touchdowns.
For another week, Don Bosco will remain the number one team in the USA Today Super 25 rankings. The Ironmen’s balance impressed their opponents.
“The one thing is that they’re just good across the board,” St. Edward coach Rick Finotti said.
The game was the nightcap at the Halloy Boy State Pride Challenge, which pitted three New Jersey teams against out of state opponents. It was a clean sweep for the New Jersey teams as Bergen Catholic (Bergen) defeated Friendship Collegiate (D.C) 48-32 and St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) outlasted Ursuline (Youngstown) 31-21.
With an efficient offense and a pass-rush that pressured quarterback Ryan Fallon throughout the game, the No. 1 ranked Ironmen knocked off No. 5 St. Edward (Lakewood) by a score of 38-7.
“I think we hit on all cylinders and I think they were a little flat,” Don Bosco head coach Greg Toal said.
Don Bosco (5-0) got off to a quick start. On their first possession, Ironmen quarterback Mike Yankovich connected three times through the air with the Rutgers-bound Carroo. Peppers capped the drive with a leap over the defensive line from a yard out to make it 7-0.
On Don Bosco’s second drive, they marched down the field again. Yankovich had long pass plays to Kyle Sakowski and Elijah Shumate, who then doubled the Ironmen’s lead with a nine-yard touchdown run. Yankovich was in a rhythm in the first quarter, completing all seven of his passes for 100 yards.
“I think the game plan was really good,” Yankovich said. “We did kind of the same stuff last week where we came out and got a few quick passes under my belt and made me feel comfortable.”
In the second quarter, Don Bosco’s defense took the game over with a couple of big plays. First the defensive front, which features five-star recruit Darius Hamilton, scored on a 40-yard fumble return by Michael Strizak. It was a fitting way to score for a unit the generated four sacks.
“I thought our front eight did a great job of stuffing the run and eventually that made them one dimensional,” Toal said. “When they are one dimensional we can get after the passer a little bit and that really helped us.
After St. Edward (6-1) answered with a touchdown, Bosco benefitted from another critical turnover to essentially put the game out of reach. Peppers ran an interception back to the two-yard line and scored two plays later, which made the score 28-7 heading into the half. It was the second of his three touchdowns.
For another week, Don Bosco will remain the number one team in the USA Today Super 25 rankings. The Ironmen’s balance impressed their opponents.
“The one thing is that they’re just good across the board,” St. Edward coach Rick Finotti said.
The game was the nightcap at the Halloy Boy State Pride Challenge, which pitted three New Jersey teams against out of state opponents. It was a clean sweep for the New Jersey teams as Bergen Catholic (Bergen) defeated Friendship Collegiate (D.C) 48-32 and St. Peter’s Prep (Jersey City) outlasted Ursuline (Youngstown) 31-21.
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Co_Town_Michael
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New Jersey got the east coast on smash.
Dunno about the nation tho....
Dunno about the nation tho....
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thatni99ajahmal
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Yea rightnigga
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G Mackin' It;3535454 said:
*never played HS football post*
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thatni99ajahmal;3535383 said:
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So ILL;3535166 said:
USA Today rankings:
1. Don Bosco Prep, Ramsey, N.J. (12-0)
Previous: 1 Result: State Non-Public Group 4 champion.
2. Abilene, Texas (15-0)
Previous: 4. Result: Won 5A-II state title, defeating then-No. .3 Katy 28-17 Saturday as QB Ronnell Sims ran for 223 yards and three TDs.
3. Highlands, Fort Thomas, Ky. (15-0)
Previous: 2. Result: State 5A champion.
4. West Monroe, La. (15-0)
Previous: 5. Result: State 5A champion.
5. Maine South, Park Ridge, Ill. (14-0)
Previous: 6. Result: State 8A champion.
6. Union, Tulsa (13-1)
Previous: 8. Result: State 6A champion.
7. Hoover, Ala. (14-1)
Previous: not ranked. Result: State 6A champion. Wins included early-season one at Camden County (Kingsland, Ga.).
8. Camden County, Kingsland, Ga. (13-2)
Previous: 9. Result: State 5A champion.
9. Lake Travis, Austin (16-0)
Previous: 11. Result: QB Michael Brewer threw for 196 yards and two TDs in a 24-17 win Saturday vs. Longview for 4A-I title, the team's 46th win in a row.
10. Plant, Tampa (13-1)
Previous: 12. Result:James Wilder Jr. ran for 137 yards and a TD and had two sacks Friday in a 32-25 defeat of then-No. 14 Manatee (Bradenton) for 5A title.
11. South Panola, Batesville, Miss. (14-1)
Previous: 10. Result: State 6A champion.
12. Servite, Anaheim, Calif. (14-1)
Previous: 19. Result: Nicholas Echeverry had four field goals in a 33-30 win Saturday vs. Rocklin in CIF Division II bowl.
13. St. Thomas Aquinas, Fort Lauderdale (13-1)
Previous: 14. Result: State 5A semifinalist.
14. Detroit Catholic Central, Novi, Mich. (14-0)
Previous: 15. Result: State Division I champion.
15. Good Counsel, Olney, Md. (11-1)
Previous: 16. Result: Washington Catholic Athletic Conference champion.
16. Dorman, Roebuck, S.C. (14-1)
Previous: 17. Result: State 4A-I champion.
17. Memphis University (13-0)
Previous: 18. Result: State Division II, Class AA champ.
18. Linganore, Frederick, Md. (14-0)
Previous: 20. Result: State 3A champion.
19. Hilliard Davidson, Hilliard, Ohio (13-1)
Previous: 21. Result: State Division I champion.
20. Trinity, Euless, Texas (14-2)
Previous: 23. Result: Brandon Carter had an 18-yard TD catch in overtime Saturday for a 41-38 win vs. Westlake (Austin) for 5A-I title. It was Trinity's third state championship since 2005.
21. Jenks, Okla. (13-1)
Previous: 22. Result: State 6A runner-up.
22. Hamilton, Chandler, Ariz. (14-0)
Previous: 24. Result: State 5A-I champion.
23. Shiloh Christian, Springdale, Ark. (13-1)
Previous: 25. Result: State 4A champion.
24. La Salle, Wyndmoor, Pa. (14-1)
Previous: not ranked. Result: Sam Feleccia ran for 167 yards and a TD Saturday in a 24-7 defeat of State College in state 4A championship.
25. Miramar, Fla. (14-1)
Previous: not ranked. Result: QB Ryan Williams threw for 254 yards and five touchdowns in a 42-20 defeat of De Land for state 6A title.
Dropped out: No. 3 Katy, Texas; No. 7 Crenshaw, Los Angeles; No. 13, Manatee, Bradenton, Fla.
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PimpMVP;3535614 said:
Yea, but Bosco smashed a lot of the schools on the list already tho
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