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PERMIAN PANTHERS 31 SAN ANGELO CENTRAL BOBCATS 29
Friday, October 18th 7:00pm CDT San Angelo Stadium VIDEO
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Abilene Cooper (Scrimmage)
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El Paso Eastlake
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AMARILLO TASCOSA
GW CARVER-BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA (HC)
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*San Angelo Central
*MIDLAND LEGACY
*FRENSHIP (SENIOR NIGHT)
*Midland
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PANTHERS WIN CONCHO CATFIGHT
MOJO RUNS PAST RED HOSSES
OCTOBER 11th- The Permian Panthers registered a 50-26 victory over the Odessa High Bronchos in the Rumble at Ratliff on Friday.
MOJO took an early lead and never trailed in the game. After forcing a three-and-out and a punt on Odessa's first possession, Permian would score a safety when the ball was snapped over the Broncho punter's head. Then on the ensuing kickoff, Tyran Williams would take the ball to the house from 80 yards. Permian led 9-0 before they ever snapped the ball on offense.
The Bronchos got it together on their next series, scoring on a 22-yard touchdown pass. The PAT made the score 9-7 Permian.
MOJO answered with a 62-yard run by Gavin Black down to the three-yard line. Black would rumble into the endzone on the next play, giving the Panthers a 16-7 lead with 5:59 left in the first quarter.
The MOJO defense rose up on the following Odessa possession. Cameron Mattingly got his third interception of the year to set the Panthers up on their own 27-yard line. Black would score on another short touchdown run a few plays later, giving Permian a 22-7 second quarter lead.
The Bronchos responded with two touchdown drives in the second quarter to pull to within two points. They would attempt a two-point conversion to tie the game after the second score, but the Permian defense sacked the quarterback to hold them out of the endzone. MOJO went into the break with a narrow 22-20 lead.
The Panthers took command in the second half. After a short punt by the Bronchos out to the 28-yard line, it only took five plays for the Panthers to hit paydirt. Black got his third touchdown of the game to extend Permian's lead to 29-20 with 5:54 remaining in the third.
The good fortune continued for MOJO when the Bronchos muffed the ensuing kickoff, with Andy McCrary recovering the ball for Permian on the Odessa 22-yard line. From there it only took four plays to cash in the gift with another touchdown by Black, and Permian's advantage was 36-20 with 4:02 remaining in the third period.
The Bronchos would make the score 36-26 with a touchdown pass as the third quarter came to an end. But that was as close as they would get, as MOJO answered less than a minute later with a 44-yard touchdown pass from Jakob Garcia to Landon Robles. On the next Permian possession Black scored his fifth touchdown of the evening to put a final nail in the coffin. The contest ended with Permian on top 50-26.
Gavin Black led all rushers with 223 yards on 24 carries, and tied the Permian record for rushing touchdowns in a single game with five. John Paul Uranga added 94 rushing yards on 12 carries. Landon Robles hauled in a 44-yard pass for a touchdown. Tyran Williams scored on an 80-yard kickoff return. The victory gives Permian a 1-0 record in District 2-6A (6-0 overall).
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PHOTOS BY JULIAN MANCHA
OCTOBER 18th- The Permian Panthers remain undefeated after a 31-29 victory over the upset-minded Central Bobcats in San Angelo.
The Panthers would receive the opening kickoff and march right down the field on an eight-play. 75-yard drive capped off by Gavin Black's two-yard touchdown run. The PAT gave MOJO an early 7-0 lead.
The Bobcats responded with a drive down to the Permian 19-yard line. From there the Permian defense forced the Bobcats to settle for a 36-yard field goal. With 5:24 left in the first quarter the score was Permian 7, Central 3.
The Bobcats got another opportunity to attempt a field goal on their next possession after a short punt gave them the ball at the 44 yard line. But the kick was wide right, and the score remained 7-3 Permian as the first quarter came to an end.
Taking over at the 20, MOJO put together an 11-play drive to get down to the Central redzone. But on first down from the 10-yard line, Jakob Garcia's pass would bounce off the receiver's hands and settle into the arms of a Bobcat defender. Central would take advantage of the gift with a six-play, 80-yard touchdown drive. The PAT gave the Bobcats a 10-7 lead with 6:46 remaining in the half.
Permian regained the lead on a 13-yard touchdown pass from Garcia to Ashton Daly with 2:11 remaining in the half. But the Bobcats would answer with a touchdown pass of their own on their next possession. The teams would go into the halftime break with San Angelo Central on top 16-14.
The Bobcats received the second half kickoff and put together an 11-play, 80-yard drive capped off with a 29-yard touchdown run. The PAT made the score 23-14 Central with 6:39 remaining in the third period.
On the ensuing Permian possession, Gavin Black would bust loose for a 67 yard gain. The drive eventually stalled at the Central 15-yard line, and the Panthers settled for a 32 yard field goal by Iker Munoz to make the score 23-17.
The MOJO defense rose up on the following series to force a Bobcat punt. Taking over at their own 21-yard line, Tyran Williams took an option pitch and rambled down the far sideline for a 43-yard gain. Black scored his second touchdown of the game four plays later, and just like that the Panthers had regained the lead at 24-23 with 9:43 remaining in the contest.
Another three-and-out by the MOJO defense gave the Panthers possession at their own 27-yard line. Four plays into the drive, Garcia connected with Landon Robles for a 35-yard pass completion down to the Central four-yard line. Black finished the drive with his third score of the night on the next play, and Permian held a 31-23 advantage with 4:22 remaining in the game.
The Bobcats made it interesting late in the game with a 75-yard touchdown run. With a chance to tie the game their two-point conversion attempt was no good, and MOJO left San Angelo Stadium with a 31-29 victory.
Gavin Black ended the evening with 228 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. Junior quarterback Jakob Garcia was 11-of-18 passing for 174 yards and a touchdown. The win gives MOJO a 2-0 record in District 2-6A (7-0 overall).
NEXT UP- Permian welcomes the Midland Legacy Rebels to Ratliff Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for Friday, October 25th at 7:00pm. GAMEDAY CENTRAL
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