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The Cooper Cougars are even in district play now after Friday night's 52-14 beat down over Lubbock Cooper at Shotwell Stadium.
Cooper's offense started out hot right away courtesty of a 32 yard touchdown run from Tyrees Whitfield.
The Pirates were able to tie it up, but not long after Whitfield did it again and took the Coogs all the way to the one yard line where Ender Freeman capped off the drive with a touchdown.
On Cooper's next possession Freeman found his main man, Myller Royals open for a 50 yard touchdown pass to put the Coogs up 21-7.
Cooper's offense was doing a lot of sharing Friday night. Tyrees, Ender and Myller all had touchdowns and adding to that in the first half was Daelin Campos who made it a 31-14 game at the half.
The Coogs got the ball to open that half, and on the kickoff KJ Kelly took the ball all the ay to the 35 yard line, and not long after, Ender to Myller and it's 38-14.
Cooper rolled in their second district game of the season beating Lubbock Cooper 52-14.
Ender had four touchdowns and nearly 280 yards through the air and ran for a touchdown.
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Cooper's offense started out hot right away courtesty of a 32 yard touchdown run from Tyrees Whitfield.
The Pirates were able to tie it up, but not long after Whitfield did it again and took the Coogs all the way to the one yard line where Ender Freeman capped off the drive with a touchdown.
On Cooper's next possession Freeman found his main man, Myller Royals open for a 50 yard touchdown pass to put the Coogs up 21-7.
Cooper's offense was doing a lot of sharing Friday night. Tyrees, Ender and Myller all had touchdowns and adding to that in the first half was Daelin Campos who made it a 31-14 game at the half.
The Coogs got the ball to open that half, and on the kickoff KJ Kelly took the ball all the ay to the 35 yard line, and not long after, Ender to Myller and it's 38-14.
Cooper rolled in their second district game of the season beating Lubbock Cooper 52-14.
Ender had four touchdowns and nearly 280 yards through the air and ran for a touchdown.
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