Great seasons are determined by great players and the 2010 Bronco football team continues to rack up victory after victory in their quest for a super season. Their latest win came at home against a very physical and tough Quanah team in their District opener at 35-14. The Broncos are at 7-1 overall and 1-0 in District play.
After a first possession score by the Indians, which has not happened all year, the Broncos settled into what has worked for them all season, and they quickly scored 28 unanswered points in the first three quarters of play.
The first score came when quarterback Johnny Gaines hit Trevor Cobb with a pass for a 37-yard touchdown. Before the time ran out in the first period Gaines put up another six on a one-yard run and added another in the second on a 53-yard run. Clarendon’s signal caller racked up 111 yards on 16 carries and threw eight for twelve times for 164 yards in the air. The Broncos had 427 total yards to only 269 for Quanah.
According to Jack, the offensive line blocked well for their quarterback and several players were able to make great catches. Bradley Watson made a lot of really good catches, Jack said. Wes Williams scored on a nine-yard run in the third, and Chris Crump took it in from 23 yards out for the last score of the game.
“We played a solid game,” head coach Gary Jack said.
“I was pleased with the win and the performance. We made very few mistakes.
“We moved the ball well and did what we needed to do.”
Defensively, the Broncos were on target once again and held the Indians to only 14 points.
“This is the first time Quanah has been held to under 22 points all year,” Jack said. “Overall it was a good performance and the better team won.”
Wes Williams recorded 15 tackles; one caused fumble and one recovered fumble in the game.
Mike Crump had a big game for the Broncos, and Charleston Harris registered 11 tackles.
The Broncos will play Lockney at home Friday, October 30, in their last home game of the season beginning at 7:30 p.m.
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