Edge players vie for balanced attack in Louisiana football clash
edge seeks to even out tonight as Eunice faces a roster heavy with LSU style playmakers. Louisiana backfield features Dean Anderson and Vincent Collins each with 1,500 rushing yards in Acadiana and Westlake, plus Dalton Hilliard Jr. of Brother Martin at 1,000. Capitol’s Bradley Brown leads receiving with 916 yards and eight TDs. Keagan Kogut moves from quarterback to receiver for depth after injuries. The Texans’ targets include Harwell, Imhoff and Walker with solid 40s receptions, while Texas’ ground game is bolstered by Bo Snelson and 1,000-yard rushers Carrier and Stelly. Defensive stars include Dage, Jackson, Valencia, Stewart, Turner, Thomas and White.
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Louisiana All-Stars Rally To First Bowl Win
Louisiana overcame a 7-0 deficit to beat Texas in a bowl game. Quarterback Bryant Lee from Hahnville threw for 137 yards of the Cajuns 277 total as Omar Conteh of Cy-Fair opened with a 46 yard rushing score and Blake Bercegeay of East Ascension hit a 39 yard field goal.
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Louisiana dominates to win second straight title in 2006
Louisiana 7 Texas 7 final score recap. After the victory, coach David Swacker said he was going out on a high note. Joey Guedry from Lafayette St Amant passed for 61 yards on an 80 yard drive, ending with a 20 yard TD to Kendrick Walls of Baton Rouge Capitol. Texas added a late third-quarter 34 yard field goal by Scott Miller and threatened late, but failed on a fourth down at Louisiana 16 with 3:27 remaining.
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Louisiana All-Stars roll to third straight win in series
Louisiana All-Stars raced to a 21-0 first-quarter lead and stretched the advantage to 3-2 in the series. Metairie’s Archbishop Rummel QB Scott Buisson ran 58 yards and scored once while passing for another. Evangel Christian’s Patrick Chitman returned an interception 53 yards for a second-half TD as Texas trailed. Randall Mackey’s 53-yard pass to Alfred Franklin cut the gap to 17-14 before Clear Creek’s Derek McGahee sealed the win with an 8-yard interception return with 3:23 left. Mackey, from Bastrop, joined a rare group by throwing two TDs, connecting with Bud Patterson early. Texas answered early on, with Braden Smith to Darius Bolden for a score and Jeremiah McGinty to Michael Smith for another. Colin Baker later added a 21-yard field goal for Texas.
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