VS AMARILLO HIGH - 09/21/2007

  

Questions were answered in Amarillo's Dick Bivins Stadium as the Panthers rolled out a 56-7 shellacking of the Sandies.  After knocking Euless Trinity the week previous, would the Panthers have a flat game?  Quarterback Taylor Byrd and wide receiver Melvis Pride provided that answer early.  The two hooked for touchdown passes of 54-yards, 30-yards, and 40-yards.  Permian buffered a 49-7 lead by halftime and for all practical purposes the game was over.  Picking off passes from Sandie quarterback Landon Brown, the Mojo defense led by Anthony McDowell, Eugene Neboh and Alex Lujan enjoyed taking the ball away from Amarillo three times by air.  The Sandies also coughed the ball up twice.  Taylor Byrd set a new single-game passing yardage record, throwing for 328 yards and four touchdowns - plus scoring two rushing TDs.
 

Permian

 28 21 7 0 56

Amarillo

 0 7 0 0 07

FIRST QUARTER
P - Melvis Pride 54 pass from Taylor Byrd (Michael McNatt kick), 8:45
P - Pride 30 pass from Byrd (McNatt kick), 5:56
P - Sherard Ray 1 run (McNatt kick), 3:30
P - Byrd 5 run (McNatt kick), 0:14.

SECOND QUARTER
P - Pride 40 pass from Byrd (McNatt kick), 10:50.
A - Benny Shepard 6 pass from Landon Brown (Steven Smiley kick), 8:25.
P - Byrd 18 run (McNatt kick), 6:16.
P - Trevor Adams 2 run (McNatt kick), 1:04.

THIRD QUARTER
P - Jamison Berryhill 17 pass from Byrd (McNatt kick), 5:45.
 

 

 PHS AHS

First downs

 24 8

Total yards

 524 171

Rushing

 36-190 26-90

Passing

 334 81

C-A-I

 15-24-0 9-22-3

Punts

 3-36.0 5-40.4

Penalties

 6-40 1-11

 
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING:
Permian - Taylor Byrd 9-47, Esai Sotelo 6-48, Sherard Ray 3-25, Jamison Berryhill 1-4, Trevor Adams 6-33, Brandon Harris 6-26, Romeo Maldonado 2-12
Amarillo - Josh Cates 5-14, Jacob Burton 4-10, Marcus Stockton 4-33, Thomas Fraser 11-31, Landon Brown 1-0, Blake Morrison 1-2.

PASSING:
Permian - Taylor Byrd 14-21-0--328, Trevor Adams 1-3-0--6
Amarillo - Landon Brown 7-16-3--70, Marcus Stockton 2-6-0--11

RECEIVING:
Permian - Ryan Rumbaugh 5-85, Melvis Pride 5-189, Brian Nunez 1-20, Shai Biggerstaff 1-9, J.D. Gray 1-8, Jamison Berryhill 1-17, McCain Lauterbach 1-6
Amarillo High - Cody Conner 2-13, Thomas Fraser 1-15, Colby Bell 1-20, Joseph Fraccaro 2-6, Benny Shepard 2-37

INTERCEPTIONS:
Permian - Anthony McDowell 1-13, Eugene Neboh 1-27, Alex Lujan 1-19.
Amarillo - None
 
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