High school notes: Putnam City North survives Moore rally; Community Christian seeded No. 1

The Wolves' star already had an offer from Louisiana-Monroe from this summer. He visited the campus this weekend and committed to the program Sunday, confirmed Brown on his Facebook page.

Brown began the year at quarterback, but a labrum injury has forced him to play wide receiver for most of the season.

He's been recruited at ULM as a quarterback, however, and said he shouldn't have any problems recovering and will return to QB.

At 6-foot-1 and 180 pounds, Brown entered the year as one of several highly touted quarterbacks in the state.

Despite some defensive hiccups throughout the night, Putnam City North came up big when it had to, stopping a Moore two-point conversion with under five minutes to play, then holding the Lions on the final drive inside of two minutes in a 42-40 PC North win.

The victory keeps hope alive for the Panthers to get in the playoffs with a win over Choctaw and a little help.

"The offense really played well, except for going three-and-out on the last three drives,” PC North coach Bob Wilson said.

PC North's Dre Holman rushed for 170 yards on 23 carries to add to the strong passing connection between quarterback Jace James and receiver Covin Conrady.