MIDLAND HIGH AT ODESSA PERMIAN
STATS & VIDEO   GAME PHOTOS
The Panthers scored on their first two possessions and that set the tone for what was to be.  Permian sent the Bulldogs home licking their 52-16 wounds.  The bigger picture was it established these things:  (a) Mojo sits with a perfect 10-0 record... the first time since 1991.  PHS won state that year.  (b) The victory proclaimed Permian as District Champions.  The last Black Cat crowning was back in 1994.  (c) The Panthers qualify for the state playoffs - the second year in a row under Head Coach Darren Allman.

The Panthers took the opening kickoff and marched 66 yards in 14 plays, capped off by Taylor Byrd's quarterback sneak.  Byrd was the offensive commander.  He threw for two touchdowns, and ran for 92 yards as well in the first half.  He finished with 165 yards passing and a game-high 133 yards on 19 carries.  Permian maintained a balanced assault - 161 yards rushing and 165 passing. Mojo finished the game with 527 yards of total offense.
 

ABILENE COOPER AT MIDLAND LEE
Lee had Cooper's number from the opening kickoff.  The Rebels exploded for 179 yards and four touchdowns on the ground -- including two of 45 or more yards.  All in the first half of the 35-28 Rebel victory.  The Cooper offense still produced 495 total yards.  A'mon Pimpton had a 169-yard, three touchdown performance, while Will Casey threw for 303 yards in the Cougar loss.

Following a 50-yard return on the opening kickoff, Lee drove 26 yards to score.  It appeared Cooper was prepared to answer from Lee's 26-yard line, but were unable to convert on a fourth-and-four.  The Rebel offense cruised right along on five of six first-half possessions.

The teams traded touchdowns the rest of the half until a Lee touchdown with 11 seconds left in the second quarter gave the Rebels a 14-point lead heading into the break.
 

ODESSA HIGH AT ABILENE HIGH
Sophomore quarterback Derrick Teegarden gave the Bronchos plenty to look forward to in the future. He threw touchdowns to three different receivers and scored another on a 7-yard run.  And yet it was a night that belonged to the Eagles in the 33-26 Broncho loss.

Abilene took the opening kickoff 68 yards in seven plays with Keithy Flye scoring from the 6-yard line with 9:44 left.  The Eagles mounted a 42-yard drive capped when Spens Lackey connected with Kortney McDow for an 11-yard scoring pass with 1:28 left.  It was enough time for Teegarden to take the Bronchos down the field and connect with Tyler McQueen for a 10-yard scoring pass to make it 14-7 at halftime.

After Teegarden's second touchdown pass made it 21-14, Lackey scored on a 15-yard quarterback draw. Zach Bass scored on a 27-yard scamper with three seconds left in the third quarter to make it 33-14.  Odessa finished with 402 total yards of offense.
 

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