National Notebook
Joe Lemire
December 10, 2007
SLOWING A RUNAWAY TRAIN
Karns City (Pa.) was the first team this season to hold Jeannette (Pa.) to
fewer than 40 points—but it still lost by the mercy rule. Led by five-star QB
recruit Terrelle Pryor (three TDs), 14--0 Jeannette beat the 12--1 Gremlins
35--6 in the Class AA quarterfinal last Saturday and set the state's season
scoring record with 770 points.
SLOWING A RUNAWAY TRAIN
Karns City (Pa.) was the first team this season to hold Jeannette (Pa.) to
fewer than 40 points—but it still lost by the mercy rule. Led by five-star QB
recruit Terrelle Pryor (three TDs), 14--0 Jeannette beat the 12--1 Gremlins
35--6 in the Class AA quarterfinal last Saturday and set the state's season
scoring record with 770 points.
BOLEN 'EM OVER
Grandview ( Aurora, Colo.) senior RB Bo Bolen ran for 115 yards and three TDs to
lead the Wolves to a 20--14 OT victory over Douglas County ( Castle Rock) in the
Class 5A title game last Saturday. Bolen finished the year with 32 TDs and was
the 5A leader in rushing with 2,377 yards.
HUSKIES DRAW A PAIR
Washington coach Tyrone Willingham received oral commitments last Friday from
Lakes High ( Lakewood, Wash.) TE Kavario Middleton (45 catches, 522 yards, eight
TDs), Rivals.com's No. 1 in-state player and WR Jermaine Kearse (55 catches,
903 yards, eight TDs), the No. 5 recruit.