PREP FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: 3 points of interest from Week 3's games
There was nothing tricky about the way Columbia earned its first victory of the season over DeLand.
The winning formula was simple.
There was nothing tricky about the way Columbia earned its first victory of the season over DeLand.
The winning formula was simple.
Morgan Mobley placed second at the St. John Paul II Panther Invite on Saturday to lead Suwannee’s boys to a second-place finish with 67 points, just four behind Chiles.
JACKSONVILLE — Trevor Lawrence was supposed to be better than this by now.
LANDOVER, Md.— New coach, same result for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Still, Doug Pederson's debut provided reasons to believe the team won't be stuck in its familiar losing pattern.
LANDOVER, Md.— Carson Wentz went to the sideline after throwing interceptions on consecutive plays, stomped the ground and looked at coach Ron Rivera.
GAINESVILLE — Much of the hype surrounding Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson was dashed, or at least diminished, in the Swamp on Saturday night.
It was a rebound game that Columbia badly needed.
FORT WHITE — Najeeb Smith can do it all on the field. The speedy offensive leader for Fort White is used to it, having spent all three of his seasons on the varsity squad.
LIVE OAK — The Suwannee Bulldogs have to be kicking themselves after Friday night’s performance.
BELL — Another big night from Cohen David and a stingy defensive performance added up to another big Branford win.