Friday night rewind: Should have been there: Davis at Sulphur

BY ROBERT PRZYBYLO AND JUSTIN HARPER
Published: October 25, 2008

Blain Knapp of Davis can do just about whatever he wants today. The defensive back stopped Sulphur quarterback Zack Schwartz at the 2-yard line as time expired to preserve the Wolves’ 14-8 win in the Murray County War.

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Sulphur (7-1) took over at its own 40-yard line with 33 seconds left. Two completions and a pass interference penalty later, the Bulldogs were down to the 2-yard line with 3 seconds remaining before Knapp saved the day.

"This game couldn’t have had more drama,” Davis coach Jody Weber said. "This is such a huge rivalry, and there were about 8,000 people there. It was a great atmosphere.”

Trailing 8-7, Davis (6-2) drove 80 yards in just over five minutes, culminating with a 1-yard score by Jerico Rogers with 33 seconds left.

Clemens has career night

Christian Heritage Academy senior running back Chas Clemens didn’t know what to expect against Luther. He certainly didn’t expect to have his best game.

Clemens rushed for 325 yards and four touchdowns in CHA’s 37-14 victory.

"A lot of credit has to go to the linemen,” Clemens said. "We played out of our minds, but we still have a lot to work on.”

After an 0-2 start, the Crusaders have won six straight in their first season as a member of the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association.

Blankenship, Wormington shine p/> In less than two quarters, Beau Blankenship racked up 110 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Kyle Wormington added two punt returns for touchdowns as Norman North walloped Southmoore 52-21 behind a huge second quarter.

Norman North scored 42 points in less than eight clock-minutes in the second quarter to take a 49-0 lead. Wormington’s TD runs were from 88 and 48 yards.

The win ended a two-game losing streak and put Norman North at 6-2 overall and 3-2 in District 6A-1.

"After the last two weeks we were kind of down, but we had a great week of practice, and when we got things rolling tonight it went pretty smooth,” Blankenship said.

Crabaugh nears perfection p/> Edmond North quarterback Cody Crabaugh connected on 17 of 19 passes for 220 yards and three touchdowns as the Huskies rolled past Putnam City West, 49-17.

"The wideouts were wide open all night long. I was only sacked once and basically had all the time I wanted to throw the ball,” said Crabaugh.

Top Performances

RUSHING
Name, school Att Yds TD
Josh Zimmer, Washington 20 142 2
Ethan Biddy, Tuttle 14 150 3
Johnny Morton, Chandler 10 151 1
Matt Harper, Anadarko 19 178 3
Chris Carr, Checotah 20 182 4
Max White, Durant 17 183 4
Eric Gengnagel, Elgin 14 225 3
Jonathon Burton, Enid 11 226 5
Arthur Mahoney, Destiny Christian 23 284 6
Chas Clemens, Christian Heritage 26 325 4
PASSING
Name, school Comp Att Yds TD
Darren Madden, Washington 8 9 162 3
Ryan Randolph, McGuinness 10 15 178 1
Cody Crabaugh, Edmond North 17 19 220 3
Jack Warren, OCS 13 21 221 1
Ryan Hanson, Destiny Christian 13 16 233 3
Chris Potter, Community Christian 25 39 472 6
RECEIVING
Name, school Rec Yds TD
Gil Davila, Destiny Christian 5 141 2
Trent Braden, Edmond North 11 145 0
London Smith, Community Christian 7 169 2
Adam Laster, Community Christian 11 183 2


All-Around

Dax Dilbeck, Deer Creek: The Oregon State commit did a little bit of everything in the Antlers’ 49-7 thumping of Chickasha. He rushed for 192 yards and two touchdowns while throwing for 151 yards and two more scores.

Augie McCulley, Hennessey: McCulley rushed for 137 yards on 29 carries and a touchdown and added 13 tackles. His effort was not enough as Okeene, sparked by Matt Benham’s 126 rushing yards, defeated the Eagles, 17-7.

Cody Phipps, McLoud: Phipps had 12 tackles as the Redskins rolled Mannford, 46-6. He added two touchdowns and 102 yards rushing as McLoud improved to 6-2.

How they fared

How The Oklahoman’s No. 1-ranked teams fared on Friday:

CLASS 6A

No. 1 Midwest City def. Putnam City, 49-7. Next: Friday at Norman

CLASS 5A

No. 1 Tulsa Washington def. Tulsa Rogers, 66-8. Next: Friday vs. Skiatook

CLASS 4A

No. 1 Glenpool def. Cushing, 42-0. Next: Friday vs. Tecumseh

CLASS 3A

No. 1 Tuttle def. Cache, 55-3. Next: Friday at Anadarko

CLASS 2A

No. 1 Heritage Hall def. Newkirk, 42-7. Next: Thursday at John Marshall

CLASS A

No. 1 Okeene def. Hennessey, 17-7. Next: Friday at Hooker

CLASS B

No. 1 Garber def. Laverne, 30-6. Next: Friday at No. 7 Canton

CLASS C

No. 1 Shattuck def. Sharon-Mutual, 46-0. Next: Friday at Goodwell


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