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El Segundo storms past Torrance 42-7

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Carlos Gonzalez
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El Segundo Eagles Running Back Taz Tauaese Storming through. Photo by Jevone Moore
El Segundo Eagles Running Back Taz Tauaese Storming through. Photo by Jevone Moore
Eagles Wide Receiver Shahman Moore Storming Past Few Tartars. Photo by Jevone Moore
Eagles Wide Receiver Shahman Moore Storming Past Few Tartars. Photo by Jevone Moore

Torrance, Ca-  El Segundo’s dynamic duo in quarterback Jason Kehl and wide receiver Shahman Moore proved to be too much for Torrance to handle in Friday nights non-league match up.

 
After placing 62 points in last weeks win over Bishop Montgomery, the Eagles had no issue once again reaching the end zone on their way to a 42-7 victory over the Tartars.
 
Torrance (0-4) fell behind early, trailing 14-0 at end the first quarter allowing a 28-yard touchdown hook up between Moore and Kehl. On their next possession, Kehl would sneak it in himself from the 1-yard line for the score.
 
Eagles Linebacker Cameron Hayforth & Safety Kyle Pritchard on the Tackle. Photo by Jevone Moore
Eagles Linebacker Cameron Hayforth & Safety Kyle Pritchard on the Tackle. Photo by Jevone Moore

The Tartars had very little going offensively all night not getting on the board till the final minute of the first half on an 88-yard catch and run by freshman Eric Suarez.

 
“We’re still very young and very inexperienced at the line, but we aren’t rookies anymore. This is game four”. Said Torrance head coach Rock Hollis.
 
A higher dosage of Torrance running back Jeremiah Aiono might have done some good for the Tartars in the first half. He had 42-yards on just 8 carries.
 
The Eagles didn’t take long after the halftime break to put the game out of reach. A six-play drive capped by 53-yard catch gave El Segundo a 28-7 lead and Moore’s third touchdown of the night.
 
The senior Moore finished the night with 7 catches for 155 yards and 3 touchdowns.
 
“I was comfortable, coach told me to come out and make plays,” said Moore. “We had a hard time running the ball tonight so I’m glad I was able to step up for my team.”
 
Tyler Maseuli was the lone spark plug for Torrance totaling 4 tackles for a loss with one sack and 4 catches for 38 yards.

 

Torrance Tartars Quarterback Ryan Carroll Reading In The Pocket. Photo by Jevone Moore
Torrance Tartars Quarterback Ryan Carroll Reading In The Pocket. Photo by Jevone Moore

 

Torrance quarterback Ryan Carroll threw for 164 yards on 11-27 passing and 3 interceptions, the last of which was returned for a touchdown with under 3 minutes.  Aoino ended with 82 yards rushing on 18 carries.
 
El Segundo (4-0) are still undefeated and have beaten the Tartars four times in the past five years.
 
Kehl had 294 yards through the air on 15 of 22 passing with a total of 4 touchdowns and no interceptions.
 
Torrance hopes to put this loss behind as they are still in search for their first victory.
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Los Angeles Clippers Media Day 2015 – fi360 News

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William Johnson
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Los Angeles Clippers Media Day 2015 NBA Basketball Photo by William Jaye Johnson
Los Angeles Clippers Media Day 2015 NBA Basketball Photo by William Jaye Johnson
Los Angeles Clippers Media Day 2015 NBA Basketball Photo by William Jaye Johnson
Los Angeles Clippers at Media Day 2015 Photo by William Jaye Johnson

Los Angeles Clippers Media Day 2015 

Playa Vista, Ca – It was all smiles today at the Clippers training facility.  The core group remained intact barely with a few key veteran additions. This team seemed focused today with a sense of purpose to start the quest for something great….. “LARRY!”

This year training camp roster consist of following players:

Cole Aldrich Center                         Jamal Crawford Guard                         Branden Dawson Forward

Blake Griffin Forward                     Jordan Hamilton G-Forward              Lester Hudon Guard

Wesley Johnson G-Forward          DeAndre Jordan Center                       Chris Paul Guard

Paul Pierce Forward – G                  Pablo Prigioni Guard                            J.J. Redick Guard

Austin Rivers Guard                        Josh Smith Forward                              Lance Stephenson Guard

CJ Wilcox Guard

All Photos By William ‘Jaye’ Johnson 

OLE MISS IS AutoNation NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEK

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FWAA AutoNation Team of the week
FWAA AutoNation Team of the week

OLE MISS IS AutoNation NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEK
Rebels win in Tuscaloosa for first time since 1988

 DALLAS (FWAA) – The Ole Miss Rebels beat Alabama on its home field for the first time since 1988, forcing five turnovers that led to 24 points in a thrilling 43-37 win in Tuscaloosa. Beating Alabama in consecutive years for the first time in the 60-game series earned the Rebels (3-0) the AutoNation National Team of the Week honor for games of the weekend of Sept. 19.

Junior quarterback Chad Kelly threw for 341 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 21 yards and another score in handing Alabama its first home loss in three seasons. Senior wide receiver Cody Core caught four passes for a career-high 123 yards, including a 73-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter that put the Rebels ahead by 14 points.

“Oh man, what a game,” Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said. “It was definitely a four-quarter battle. We thought we had it put away a couple of times, and they just wouldn’t go away. The great thing about it is we can improve so much from this. Hopefully, we’ll take all the positives from it and be excited about the win, but look at everything that we didn’t do properly and get better for next week.”

This was the Rebels’ second straight win over a top-five team. Ole Miss beat No. 4 Mississippi State 31-17 last year. Ole Miss also scored at least 43 points for a third consecutive game, the first time that has happened in school history. The Rebels were perfect in the red zone (4-for-4, 2 touchdowns, 2 field goals) and remain perfect on the season at 15-for-15 (12 touchdowns, three field goals). Kelly has now accounted for 12 total touchdowns this season.

Other AutoNation National Team of the Week nominees for the weekend of Sept. 19 included:

• Stanford (2-1): The Cardinal overcame an 11-point second-quarter deficit and outscored USC 31-10 the rest of the way, topping the 6th-ranked Trojans 41-31 in Los Angeles. Remound Wright scored three touchdowns and Kevin Hogan passed for 279 yards on an 18-for-23 night, and the teams combined for 901 yards.

As part of AutoNation’s history of charitable involvement, AutoNation will donate $1,000 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) in the University of Mississippi’s name. This charitable college football initiative culminates with the AutoNation Cure Bowl, a new post-season NCAA football game that kicks off bowl season at the Citrus Bowl Stadium in Orlando, Fla., and will be aired by CBS Sports Network. The aptly named AutoNation Cure Bowl also serves as a fund raiser for the BCRF, CharityWatch’s only A+ rated breast cancer organization in the country.

“We want to celebrate the very best of college football, while also helping to raise awareness for the importance of finding a cure for cancer,” says AutoNation CMO Marc Cannon. “This season-long partnership with the FWAA, leading up to the AutoNation Cure Bowl, puts a spotlight on a cause that we’re determined to tackle.”

“In our 75th season of existence, this a marvelous platform to get our players and the team of the week series excellent exposure as well as helping AutoNation in its effort to fight cancer and contribute to the educational funds of deserving student-athletes,” said FWAA 2015 President Lee Barfknecht of the Omaha World-Herald. “It is very exciting to be able to help our organization as well as others in this splendid effort.”

The Football Writers Association of America has named a national team of the week since the 2002 season. This is the first season AutoNation has presented the award. Members of the FWAA All-America Committee decide the weekly honor. Each remaining Monday during the 2015 college football regular season, the FWAA will name a National Team of the Week. Members of the FWAA All-America Committee decide the weekly honor.

AutoNation is also the presenting sponsor of the FWAA’s national offensive and defensive players of the week  announced each Tuesday, the 2015 FWAA All-America Team and the 75th Anniversary FWAA All-America Team. The 2015 AutoNation FWAA All-America Team will be announced at the AutoNation Cure Bowl on Dec. 19.

About AutoNation, Inc.:
AutoNation is transforming the automotive retail industry through bold leadership. We deliver a peerless automotive retail experience through our customer-focused sales and service processes. Owning and operating 293 new vehicle franchises, which sell 35 new vehicle brands across 15 states, AutoNation is America’s largest automotive retailer, with state-of-the-art operations and the ability to leverage economies of scale that benefit the customer. As an indication of our leadership position in our industry, AutoNation is a component of the S&P 500 Index.

About the AutoNation Cure Bowl:
The AutoNation Cure Bowl a new post-season NCAA football game whose net proceeds benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. The AutoNation Cure Bowl takes place December 19 at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, and will be broadcast by CBS Sports Network. The bowl is scheduled to involve teams from the American Athletic and Sun Belt conferences.

About the Football Writers Association of America:
Founded in 1941, the FWAA consists of 1,400 men and women who cover college football. The membership includes journalists, broadcasters and publicists, as well as key executives in all the areas that involve the game. The FWAA works to govern areas that include game-day operations, major awards and its annual All-America team. For more information about the FWAA and its award programs, contact Steve Richardson at tiger@fwaa.com.

2015 AutoNation National Teams of the Week
• Weekend of Sept. 5: Temple Owls
• Weekend of Sept. 12: Toledo Rockets
• Weekend of Sept. 19: Ole Miss Rebels

2016 LA KISS SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW

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LA Kiss Football Donovan Morgan after Touchdown. Photo by Jevone Moore
LA Kiss Football Donovan Morgan after Touchdown. Photo by Jevone Moore

2016 LA KISS SEASON TICKETS ON SALE NOW WITH EXCLUSIVE NEW SEASON TICKET HOLDER BENEFITS AND BUY TWO GET TWO FREE SEASON TICKET PROGRAM

LA KISS SEASON TICKET HOLDER SOCIAL MEDIA GIVEAWAY

STARTING ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd

Anaheim, CA (September 21, 2015) – LA KISS announced today that their season tickets for the upcoming 2016 Arena Football League (AFL) season are now on sale. LA KISS is also offering a limited number of seats available for fans to purchase two season tickets and get two season tickets for free.* There are seats available in several different price levels and locations. All home games in the 2016 season will be played at Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

 

“We know we have a great product with the LA KISS” said CEO of LA KISS, Joe Windham. “We want Southern California LA KISS fans to be able to experience an entire season at a great price.”

 

For the 2016 LA KISS season, Season Ticket Holders will receive exclusive amenities and benefits. They will include: Paul Stanley designed drawstring back pack, 2016 LA KISS collectible pin, No Ticket Goes Unused program, early entry to games, guaranteed same seat for playoff games, 10% discount at the team store on game days, fan appreciation night, and a commemorative lanyard & ticket sleeve.

 

LA KISS Season Ticket Holders are also going to be a part of an exclusive social media giveaway, starting tomorrow, September 22nd. This will be a bi-weekly contest where Season Ticket Holders are entered to win exclusive LA KISS items. Every two weeks a prize will be announced for the following week. The first prize of the giveaway is, four tickets in Gene Simmon’s and Paul Stanley’s LA KISS private suite at Honda Center to watch the Ducks take on the LA Kings.

 

LA KISS is dedicated to creating a fun, safe, family friendly environment at their football games, while providing an incredible entertainment experience. LA KISS Football is one of the best values in sports & entertainment in the Southern California area. You have to see it to believe it. LA KISS is also committed to giving back to the community with several charitable initiatives.

 

 

To purchase season tickets, please call LA KISS Football at 714-462-KISS (5477) or visit lakissfootball.com for more information.

 

ABOUT THE LA KISS:

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley, two of the greatest showmen of all time, brought pro football to Los Angeles with the formation of LA KISS. In just one year, LA KISS has become a phenomenon by taking the KISS mentality and applying it to a sports team. LA KISS represents the fusion of entertainment and sports like no other brand and delivers an all-encompassing in-game experience that is second to none. LA KISS ownership combines over 40 years of success in entertainment, sports and business. The leadership team looks to challenge and redefine the term “sports entertainment” by applying the KISS mentality to everything they do. For more information, visitlakissfootball.com or follow the team on Facebook, facebook.com/lakissfootball, Twitter, twitter.com/LAKISS_AFLor Instagram, instagram.com/lakissfootball.

PAC-12 FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

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Pac-12 Logos of Pac-12 North, Pac-12 South
Pac-12 Logos of Pac-12 North, Pac-12 South
Stanford Quarterback Kevin Hogan showing off rocket arm. Photo by Jordon Kelly
Stanford Quarterback Kevin Hogan showing off rocket arm. Photo by Jordon Kelly

PAC-12 ANNOUNCES FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Pac-12 Press Release 

SAN FRANCISCO – Quarterback Kevin Hogan of STANFORD, linebacker Kenneth Olugbode of COLORADO and defensive back Cory Butler-Byrd of UTAH have been named offensive, defensive and special teams Pac-12 Players of the Week in football.

Hogan, a senior quarterback from McLean, Va., threw for 279 yards, completing 18-of-23 passes with two touchdowns and no interceptions, in Stanford’s 41-31 win over USC. Stanford overcame an 11-point second-quarter deficit and outscored the Trojans 31-10 in the final two and a half quarters. Hogan helped the Cardinal maintain a 2:1 time of possession battle, with Stanford converting 8 of 12 third downs. Hogan claimed his fourth-best passing efficiency game of his career at 208.9. He is now tied for fourth in school history at 53 career touchdown passes.

Olugbode, a junior inside linebacker from San Jose, Calif., had a team-high 13 tackles (five solo), a third down stop and his first career interception in the 27-24 overtime victory over Colorado State in the Rocky Mountain Showdown. Olugbode returned the interception 60 yards for a touchdown, giving the Buffs a 24-17 lead with8:50 remaining in the contest. He became the 15th Buffalo since 1992 to return his first career pick for a score, all done on his 20th birthday.

Butler-Byrd, a junior defensive back from Compton, Calif., scored a touchdown on a 98-yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter of the 45-24 win over Fresno State. His 98-yard kick return is the longest in the Pac-12 this season, ninth-longest in the NCAA and 12th-longest in school history. Butler-Byrd additionally contributed four tackles and assisted on a tackle for loss on defense.

Also nominated for Offensive Player of the Week: Anu Solomon, QB, ARIZ; Demario Richard, RB, ASU; Khalfani Muhammad, RB, CAL; Jeff Lockie, QB, ORE; Seth Collins, QB, OSU; Paul Perkins, RB, UCLA; Devontae Booker, RB, UTAH, Jake Browning, QB, WASH; Also nominated for Defensive Player of the Week: Jordan Simone, S, ASU; Darius White, CB, CAL; Tyree Robinson, S, ORE; Rommel Mageo, LB, OSU; Blake Martinez, LB, STAN; Isaako Savaiinaea, LB, UCLA; Jared Norris, LB, UTAH; Azeem Victor, LB, WASH; Peyton Pelluer, LB, WSU; Also nominated for Special Teams Player of the Week: Casey Skowron, PK, ARIZ; Matt Haack, P, ASU; Diego Gonzalez, PK, COLO; Aidan Schneider, PK, ORE; Nick Porebski, P, OSU; Conrad Ukropina, PK, STAN; Devin Fuller, WR, UCLA; Tristan Vizcaino, PK, WASH 

2015 Pac-12 Players of the Week

Week                           Offensive                                 Defensive                                Special Teams

Sept. 7                        Josh Rosen, UCLA                  Justin Thomas, UTAH             Dante Pettis, WASH

Sept. 14                      Luke Falk, WSU                      Gionni Paul, UTAH                  Bralon Addison, ORE

Sept. 21                      Kevin Hogan, STAN                Kenneth Olugbode, COLO       Cory Butler-Byrd, UTAH

Los Angeles Sparks Hold of Elimination

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Suga Brown-Faal
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Candace Parker driving to the basket. Photo by Jevone Moore
Candace Parker driving to the basket on Lynx Maya Moore. Photo by Jevone Moore
Candace Parker & Jantel Lavender playing tough defense on Maya Moore. Photo by Jevone Moore
Candace Parker & Jantel Lavender playing tough defense on Maya Moore. Photo by Jevone Moore

Long Beach, CA – Today was game two of the WNBA Western Conference Semifinals between the Los Angeles Sparks and the Minnesota Lynx, where the Sparks were able to pull off a warrior’s victory (Sparks 81 Lynx 71).

The Sparks went into today’s battle in a do or die position having lost the first game at the Target Center in Minnesota on Friday (September 18th).  Looking at today’s game it was obvious the Sparks studied footage from Friday’s game where Maya Moore clearly owned the court putting up a hardy 33 points (a career high) and Seimone Augustus with a solid 17 points. Sparks Head Coach Brian Agler also brought to his team’s attention that even though they (the Sparks) had four players in the double digits that those efforts were all in vain if they allow the Lynx’s 23 points off of turnovers.

Alana Beard getting a step on Seimone Augustus. Photo by Jevone Moore
Alana Beard getting a step on Seimone Augustus. Photo by Jevone Moore

The Sparks answered the call to battle with zero hesitation.  The Sparks looked energetic and assertive. The Sparks had at one point a 22 point lead over the Lynx. The Lynx attempted to make a run in the 3rd  quarter and the Sparks looked like they were about to throw in the towel but unfortunately for the Lynx it was a false alarm. The Sparks were able to come out of the timeout with the right strategy to shut down the Lynx on those chance opportunities. During the game it was noted that the Lynx were not prepared for Ana Dabovic ( 19 points)  to come off of the bench shooting nothing but fire.  The Lynx’s Moore was still able to get 27 points in but with the Sparks blocking like they were antiaircraft missiles it wouldn’t be enough on this here night.

Candace Parker with fall away jumper looking smooth. Photo by Jevone Moore
Candace Parker with fall away jumper looking smooth. Photo by Jevone Moore

The Sparks had four players in double digits (Candace Parker 25, Jantel Lavender 11, Alana Beard 11, and Ana Dabovic 19). This battle was not without its casualties.  Nneka Ogwumike took a hard foul in the 3rd resulting in a strained neck. It is not know if she will be healed and back on the court for game 3. Candice was quick to credit this win to great teamwork, focus and playing the last minute like it is the first.

Tonight’s victory gives both teams a win a piece.  The war will be picked back up in Minnesota on Tuesday September 22, with the winner advancing to the next round. Both of these teams have a war chest full of talent so it’s going to come down which team wants it more.

UCLA Interception Prevents BYU Hail Mary

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Jevone Moore
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UCLA Bruin Paul Perkins finding a running lane. Photo by Jevone Moore
UCLA Bruin Paul Perkins finding a running lane. Photo by Jevone Moore
Nate Starks on a big run before his 3 yard touchdown. Photo by Jevone Moore
Nate Starks on a big run before his 3 yard touchdown. Photo by Jevone Moore

Pasadena, Ca – It’s late in the game, the Bruins are down by 6 points, and your star running back Paul Perkins is winded, so you insert Nate Starks into the back field. This allowed for a fresh Starks to be on field and not let BYU substitute fresh tacklers if Perkins needed a breather. It only took the Bruins 2:13 and 7 plays to go 80 yards capping the drive with a Starks 3 yard touchdown to tied game 23-23, before Ka’imi Fairbairn nailed the extra point for the lead.

The #10 ranked Bruins overcame a sub par performance to beat the #19 ranked BYU Cougars 24-23. Even though the Cougars had the ball and time on the clock to try a Hail Mary  for the third game in row, it just didn’t have the story book ending. On 4th & 7, with 58 seconds to go on the UCLA 42 yard line, linebacker Myles Jack came down with the interception to secure the one point victory.

BYU Cougar Tanner Mangum in the pocket. Photo by Jevone Moore
BYU Cougar Tanner Mangum in the pocket. Photo by Jevone Moore

Before that last throw BYU quarterback Tanner Mangum completed 30/47 passes for 244 yards to lead all passers in the game. Mangum, the 22 year old freshman smart play was almost enough for a win.

The UCLA game MVP and work horse was running back Perkins who carried the ball 26 times for 219 yards and a touchdown. Coach Mora said of Perkins, “He is just an incredible football player.” The last two games have been breakout games for Perkins the team quiet leader. This ground game helped the Bruins freshman quarterback Josh Rosen, who threw three first half interceptions.  It just wasn’t Rosen’s, night forcing throws and throwing back across the field late, which is huge no-no. “A game like this will teach Rosen a lot,” said Mora who spoke on his quarterback performance of 11/23 passing for 106 yards.

The Bruin defense stepped up big after bending but not breaking. UCLA was forced to insert linebacker Isaako Savaiinaea who finished with a game high 14 tackles and 1.5 sacks. This great performance came due to starter Kenny Young being flagged and ejected for the remainder of the game for targeting during BYU first offensives series.

Linebacker Myles Jack always has knack for the ball. Photo by Jevone Moore
Linebacker Myles Jack always has knack for the ball. Photo by Jevone Moore

These Bruins found a way to win and now are 3-0 going into next week as they prepare for Arizona in Tucson. This week expect practice to be turned up as they play their first Pac-12 team this year. The Wildcats were on fire tonight in their game, scoring 77 points on Northern Arizona University.

USC Gets Pushed Down By Stanford

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Jevone Moore
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USC Cody Kessler standing tall in the pocket. Photo by Jordon Kelly
USC Cody Kessler standing tall in the pocket. Photo by Jordon Kelly
USC Steven Mitchell Jr. Celebrating a Touchdown. Photo by Jordon Kelly
USC Steven Mitchell Jr. Celebrating a Touchdown. Photo by Jordon Kelly

Los Angeles, Ca – The Pac-12 conference shows you why you need to be ready to play week in and week out. Stanford came in to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum still trying to find their identity. One thing that worked for Stanford coach David Shaw was a big dose of Kevin Hogan the 5th year Senior, 4 year starter who carved up the USC defense for 279 yards with two touchdowns. His leadership showed through in this battle verses a well-coached team.

Both teams in this tight battle, during which Stanford notched a 41-31 victory over USC, required each coach to adjust their game plans to keep their defenses off the field. That battle was won by Stanford having the ball for an additional 12:40 minutes.  Some of this time was grinned out by running back Christian McCaffrey who lead his team with 26 carries 120 yards rushing, 249 all purpose yards. Remound Wright complemented McCaffrey scoring 3 touchdowns, with 41 yards rushing.

Stanford Christian MaCaffrey finding little day light. Photo by Jordon Kelly
Stanford Christian MaCaffrey finding little day light. Photo by Jordon Kelly

Trojans quarterback Cody Kessler had good day with the time his offense was on the field throwing for 272 yards and 3 touchdowns. Just think if in the second half if Kessler had few more possession would it be a different outcome.  Kessler’s favorite target -JuJu Smith-Schuster- who just continued to make sure the fans know his name.  Smith-Schuster caught 8 passes for 153 yards to lead his team in receiving for the third week in row.

USC Cody Kessler under pressure by Stanford. Photo by Jordon Kelly
USC Cody Kessler under pressure by Stanford. Photo by Jordon Kelly

This game was a big win for Stanford in getting back on track. Coach Shaw said however, “The guys were celebrating after the game, but I reminded them we don’t get a trophy for this one. It’s a regular season game against a conference opponent that we won on the road. That’s great. ” Even Hogan was grounded with this victory, “You want to go 1-0 each week and [it’s] great to start Pac-12 play 1-0.”

The Trojans will have an opportunity to travel to Tempe and face Arizona State next week who is coming off a 34-10 victory over New Mexico Friday night. Stanford will have another test traveling to play Oregon State on a short week, on Friday night.

USC Darreus Rodgers geting few extra yards after the catch. Photo by Jordon Kelly
USC Darreus Rodgers geting few extra yards after the catch. Photo by Jordon Kelly

Serra beat Narbonne, 41-40, in overtime

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Eric Ramos
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Narbonne QB Roman Ale fighting for extra yards from Cavalier LB Merlin Robertson. Photo by Jevone Moore
Serra Cavalier Khalil Tate made his way to Endzone 6 times. Photo by Jevone Moore
Serra Cavalier Khalil Tate made his way to Endzone 6 times. Photo by Jevone Moore

Harbor City- Serra quarterback Khalil Tate rushed for six touchdowns, including a four-yard run up the middle in overtime, to give the Cavaliers a 41-40 victory over Narbonne on Friday.

Narbonne cut the Cavaliers lead, 41-40,  in overtime on a Roman Ale six-yard touchdown pass to Cedric Byrd. The Gauchos went for the win but fumbled the snap and the two-point conversion failed.

Tate, an Arizona commit, rushed for 295 yards and added 195 yards passing.

Serra WR Isaiah Diego-Williams getting loose is space. Photo by Jevone Moore
Serra WR Isaiah Diego-Williams getting loose is space. Photo by Jevone Moore

“The whole week, coach told us it would be a close game,” Tate said. “We just have to be better than them and that’s what we did.”

Gauchos quarterback Roman Ale hit wide receicer Devaughn Cooper in stride for a 54-yard touchdown to give Narbonne an early 6-0 lead after a missed extra point. Tate answers with a 51-yard dash to the end zone, for a 7-6 Serra lead.

Tate rushed for 220 yards in the first half, including four touchdowns, to give the Gauchos a 27-19 halftime lead.

Serra Coach Scott Altenberg said Tate refused to come out after battling cramps in the fourth quarter.

“I couldn’t take him out because he wouldn’t let me,” Altenberg said. “He willed himself on one leg. Tonight he was the iceman.”

 

Narbonne RB Sean Riley breaking away from arm tackles. Photo by Jevone Moore
Narbonne RB Sean Riley breaking away from arm tackles. Photo by Jevone Moore

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Never Stop Praying

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Kurt Lykes
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“Pray without ceasing..”

1 Thessalonians 5:16

Never stop praying..

When things are good.. Pray,

When things aren’t so good… Pray,

When in doubt and worry… Pray,

When in need… Pray,

When you’re grateful…Pray,

When you’re confused.. Pray,

When you feel alone… Pray,

When you’re afraid… Pray,

When you get it right… Pray,

When you blow it… Pray,

Pray, pray, pray…

Whatever state you find yourself in… Pray..

Talk to your Father… He loves it when you communicate with Him!

Never stop praying…

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