David Morrison

Playoff previews ... all up in your area (parte tres): Auburn at Daphne

Posted 11/20 at 12:00 PM (0) Comments

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Not that many teams left. But the playoff previews keep coming. One a day until Friday.

Today: Auburn High at Daphne in the Class 6A quarterfinals:

Auburn High Tigers (12-0)

Aug. 28 vs. Valley (W, 28-7)
Sept. 4 vs. Dothan (W, 37-14)
Sept. 11 at Enterprise (W, 41-7)
Sept. 18 at Northview (W, 48-9)
Sept. 25 vs. Jeff Davis (W, 47-0)
Oct. 2 vs. Smiths Station (W, 49-28)
Oct. 9 vs. Russell County (W, 37-0)
Oct. 16 vs. Central (W, 26-12)
Oct. 23 at Opelika (W, 41-15)
Oct. 30 at BTW (W, 49-14)
Nov. 6 vs. Lee-Montgomery (W, 30-6)
Nov. 13 vs. Wetumpka (W, 27-24)

Points scored: 460 (38.3)
Points allowed: 136 (11.3)
Rushing yards: 2891 (240.9)
Passing yards: 1534 (127.8)
Total yards: 4425 (368.9)
Rushing yards allowed: 1322 (110.2)
Passing yards allowed: 1044 (87.0)
Total yards allowed: 2366 (197.2)

Key Players
RB Augustus Brooks, Sr., 5-10, 175:
162 att., 1071 yds., 6.6 avg., 19 TD
CB Dequavious “Pee Wee” Cobb, Sr., 6-0, 175: 27 tackles, 7 INT
QB Calvin Jenkins, Sr., 6-0, 180: 88-of-143 passing, 1485 yds., 16 TD, 6 INT; 787 rush yds., 13 TD
DL JaMichael Payne, Jr., 6-0, 295: 53 tackles, 4.5 for loss, 1 sack
WR Jason Webb, Jr., 6-3, 185: 20 rec., 490 yds., 24.5 avg., 5 TD

Daphne Trojans (6-6)

Aug. 27 at Davidson (L, 14-21)
Sept. 4 at Pace (Fla.) (L, 7-27)
Sept. 11 vs. Satsuma (W, 38-21)
Sept. 18 at McGill-Toolen (L, 14-28)
Sept. 25 vs. Murphy (L, 7-43)
Oct. 2 at Foley (W, 34-29)
Oct. 9 vs. Baldwin County (W, 16-13)
Oct. 16 at Fairhope (L, 7-35)
Oct. 23 vs. Robertsdale (W, 27-0)
Oct. 30 at Niceville (Fla.) (L, 14-49)
Nov. 6 at Theodore (W, 41-19)
Nov. 13 at Fairhope (W, 16-14)

Points scored: 235 (19.6)
Points allowed: 299 (24.9)

Key Players
WR Justin Jackson, Jr., 6-3, 180
QB Russ Moseley, Jr., 6-0, 190
RB T.J. Yelding, So., 6-0, 180

Auburn on the road: 4-0
Daphne at home: 3-1
Last meeting: Daphne, 56-20, on Nov. 7, 2003.

Pick: Auburn 24, Daphne 19


In which your intrepid preps reporter predicts the future again, hopefully better than last time

Posted 11/19 at 03:00 PM (0) Comments

Last week’s record: 42-12

This week? I’m batting 1.000. There, called it.

AISA (finals)

Class AAA
Pike Liberal Arts 23, Bessemer 21

Class AA
Monroe 23, Edgewood 22

Class A
Crenshaw Christian 27, Patrician 24

AHSAA (quarterfinals)

Class 1A
Sweet Water 30, Loachapoka 15
Linden 24, Brantley 19
Appalachian 27, R.A. Hubbard 18
Hackleburg 29, Gaston 23

Class 2A
Leroy 25, Pickens County 21
Reeltown 22, Washington County 21
Clay County 19, Winson County 17
Lamar County 31, Ider 17

Class 3A
Straughn 25, Cordova 19
Trinity 27, Luverne 18
Leeds 25, Madison Academy 14
Hamilton 26, Piedmont 24

Class 4A
UMS-Wright 28, Handley 23
Bibb County 26, Jackson 22
Deshler 27, Midfield 16
Cherokee County 37, North Jackson 20

Class 5A
Spanish Fort 28, Briarwood Christian 21
Demopolis 27, LeFlore 21
McAdory 22, Hartselle 19
Russellville 21, Cullman 19

Class 6A
Prattville 26, Davidson 23
Auburn 24, Daphne 19
Hoover 26, Bob Jones 21
Gadsden City 20, Spain Park 19


Playoff previews ... all up in your area (parte tres): Reeltown at Washington County

Posted 11/19 at 12:00 PM (0) Comments

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Not that many teams left. But the playoff previews keep coming. One a day until Friday

Today: Reeltown at Washington County in the Class 2A quarterfinals:

Reeltown Rebels (11-1)
Aug. 27
vs. Dadeville (L, 21-24)
Sept. 4 at Francis Marion (W, 38-6)
Sept. 11 at Highland Home (W, 46-15)
Sept. 18 vs. Goshen (W, 34-0)
Sept. 25 at Loachapoka (W, 27-0)
Oct. 2 vs. Zion Chapel (W, 35-0)
Oct. 9 vs. Keith (W, 41-0)
Oct. 16 at St. Jude (W, 22-0)
Oct. 23 at R.C. Hatch (W, 29-6)
Oct. 29 vs. Notasulga (W, 47-0)
Nov. 6 vs. Vincent (W, 33-0)
Nov. 13 vs. St. Jude (W, 45-6)

Points scored: 418 (34.8)
Points allowed: 57 (4.8)
Rushing yards: 3678 (306.5)
Passing yards: 646 (53.8)
Total yards: 4324 (360.3)

Key Players
RB/DB Trey McKeithen, Sr., 5-9, 175:
90 att., 631 yds., 7.0 avg. 8 TD; 65 tackles, 6 sacks, INT
RB/DB Willie McKenzie, Sr., 5-8, 150: 129 att., 1015 yds., 7.9 avg., 15 TD; 46 tackles, 4 INT
RB/LB Ki-shawn Powell, Jr., 5-8, 155: 91 att., 601 yds., 6.6 avg. 9 TD; 61 tackles, 4 sacks
TE/LB Shaquille Roberson, Jr., 6-3, 205: 124 tackles, 12 sacks, 3 INT
TE/LB Nelson Robinson, Sr., 5-10, 165: 42 tackles, 7 INT

Washington County Bulldogs (10-2)
Aug. 27
at Jackson (L, 27-55)
Sept. 4 vs. Southern Choctaw (W, 27-15)
Sept. 11 at Leroy (L, 21-28)
Sept. 18 vs. Mobile Christian (W, 21-6)
Sept. 25 at Faith Academy (W, 34-2)
Oct. 2 at Red Level (W, 17-6)
Oct. 8 vs. Millry (W, 14-13)
Oct. 16 vs. Excel (W, 33-21)
Oct. 23 at Flomaton (W, 47-20)
Oct. 29 vs. Fruitdale (W, 23-13)
Nov. 6 vs. Houston County (W, 49-7)
Nov. 13 at Elba (W, 35-14)

Points scored: 348 (29.0)
Points allowed: 200 (16.7)

Key Players
QB Caleb Beech, Jr., 6-1, 175
WR Ladarren Holcombe, Jr., 6-2, 175
RB Devonta Parker

Reeltown on the road: 5-0
Washignton County at home: 6-0
Last meeting: First meeting.

Pick: Reeltown 22, Washington County 21


Playoff previews ... all up in your area (parte tres): Loachapoka at Sweet Water

Posted 11/18 at 12:00 PM (0) Comments

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Not that many teams left. But the playoff previews keep coming. One a day until Friday

Today: Loachapoka at Sweet Water in the Class 1A quarterfinals:

Loachapoka Indians (10-1)
Aug. 28
vs. LaFayette (W, 35-6)
Sept. 4 at Notasulga (W, 48-8)
Sept. 11 vs. Donoho (W, 56-0)
Sept. 18 at Verbena (W, 35-0)
Sept. 25 vs. Reeltown (L, 0-27)
Oct. 2 vs. Winterboro (W, 41-8)
Oct. 9 at Fayetteville (W, 34-0)
Oct. 16 vs. Wadley (W, 28-3)
Oct. 23 at Talladega County Central (W, 21-14)
Nov. 6 vs. Holy Spirit (W, 38-0)
Nov. 13 vs. Maplesville (W, 18-12)

Points scored: 364 (33.1)
Points allowed: 78 (7.1)
Rushing yards: 2115 (192.3)
Passing yards: 1917 (174.3)
Total yards: 4032 (366.5)
Total yards allowed: 1484 (134.9)

Key Players
WR Travis Echols, Sr., 6-0, 160:
29 rec., 555 yds., 19.1 avg., 2 TD
OL/DL Jerome Greer, Sr., 6-0, 195: 33 tackles, 5 sacks
TE/DE Ricky Hunter, Jr., 6-3, 260: 54 tackles, 2 sacks, INT
QB/DB Patrick Moore, Sr., 5-11, 170: 107-of-185 passing, 1875 yds., 17 TD, 8 INT; 78 att., 847 yds., 10.9 avg., 17 TD; 3 INT
WR/S Quindravius Richardson, Sr., 6-2, 195: 25 rec., 403 yds., 16.1 avg., 2 TD; 4 INT

Sweet Water Bulldogs (11-1)
Aug. 28
vs. Thomasville (L, 19-21)
Sept. 4 at Marengo (W, 48-0)
Sept. 11 at Coffeeville (W, 63-0)
Sept. 18 vs. Fruitdale (W, 8-0)
Sept. 24 at J.F. Shields (W, 56-0)
Oct. 2 vs. Bastrop (La.) (W, 24-12)
Oct. 9 vs. Butler County Magnet (W, 46-13)
Oct. 16 vs. McIntosh (W, 37-0)
Oct. 23 at J.U. Blacksher (W, 37-7)
Oct. 30 at Leroy (W, 28-27)
Nov. 6 vs. Providence Christian (W, 70-0)
Nov. 13 vs. McKenzie (W, 42-6)

Points scored: 478 (39.8)
Points allowed: 86 (7.2)

Key Players
RB/LB Chris Landrum, Jr., 6-2, 215
RB/DL Jeremy Landrum, Sr., 5-11, 190
RB/LB Johnny Lockett, Sr., 5-9, 195

Loachapoka on the road: 4-0
Sweet Water at home: 5-1
Last meeting: Sweet Water, 35-7, on Nov. 26, 2004

Pick: Sweet Water 30, Loachapoka 15


Because I am a terrible blogger…

Posted 11/17 at 06:03 PM (0) Comments

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Here’s a brief about four local players who made the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s player of the week lists. But a day late.

Better late than never, right?

Loachapoka junior Tracy Brooks matched his season interception total in about a minute of game time in the fourth quarter of No. 5 Indians’ 18-12 win over No. 4 Maplesville last Friday night, helping advance Loachapoka to its fourth quarterfinal appearance in the past six seasons.

That’s in addition to the pick he had earlier in the game.

Brooks’ three-interception performance against the Red Devils earned him a “best of the rest” mention in the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s defense/special teams player of the week list, released Tuesday.

Two of Brooks’ teammates joined him on the list: senior quarterback Patrick Moore on the offensive side and senior defensive lineman Jerome Greer on defense.

Greer recorded eight tackles and two of the Indians’ four sacks — giving him a team-leading five on the year — and also blocked an extra point in the win.

Moore accounted for 310 yards of offense — 178 rushing and 132 passing — and all three of the Indians’ touchdowns. Moore has now passed for 1875 yards and 17 touchdowns this season while adding 847 yards and 17 scores on the ground.

Auburn High’s James Ponder also made “best of the rest” on the defense/special teams list, recording nine tackles and 2.5 sacks in the No. 1 Tigers’ 27-24 win over Wetumpka. Ponder has 10 tackles for loss and a team-leading 5.5 sacks this season.

Deshler’s Deion Belue — an Alabama commit — won the offensive honor, compiling 287 all-purpose yards and scoring four touchdowns in a 49-13 win over Central-Florence in the Class 4A playoffs, also extending his streak of games in which he has returned a kick for a touchdown to six.

Ryan Romans of Russellville won the defense/special teams honor, blocking a 32-yard field-goal attempt and later returning an interception 90 yards for a touchdown in the first half of a 14-0 win over Muscle Shoals in the 5A playoffs.


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