What has being said ?
As everyone has heard by now, the Kennedale?s Wildcats had a splashy win over Wichita Falls Rider High School Friday evening. {{more: continue …}}
It was an offensive display unlike anything Kennedale had done thus far this season as they continue their drive to go where no other Kennedale football team has gone before, the state finals.
Here is what has been said about the Wildcats after their Friday outburst.From the Wichita Falls TimesRecord News
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Marc Bindel – Times Record ?They’re very physical and they’ve got a good scheme and good athletes,? Rider coach Marc Bindel said. ?It’s a hard offense to stop. Four or five years ago, Amarillo ran (the wing-T) really, really well. Ennis won state with it a couple years ago. Tonight was on that level. It was a freakin’ clinic.?
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?We were making adjustments to take something away and they’d hit us with something else,? Bindel said. ?(Kennedale coach Richard Barrett) is a really good play caller obviously. They’re just so good with their misdirection and even when we did know where the ball was they were driving us back at times.?
?As always, Kennedale remains a team to watch once they reach the Class 4A Division I playoffs,? Jonathan Hull, sportswriter.
From Star Telegram dfwVarsityprepfootball
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Kennedale running back D.J. Kirven practically could have called it a night after his first half-dozen touches.
A first-team all-district selection last year as a sophomore, Kirven needed just six carries to rack up 102 yards and two touchdowns against Wichita Falls Rider on Friday.
His final stat line was far more monstrous. ?. Key Players: ? Kirven rushed for 255 yards and six touchdowns on just 19 carries. Senior running back Jaden Knowles had 127 yards and two touchdowns on 13 carries. As a team, Kennedale rushed for 537 yards on 54 carries, including four kneel-downs that resulted in a yard loss each.
Key stat: The Wildcats were also efficient passing the ball with quarterback Evan Jowers completing three of four attempts for 85 yards.More on the game by the Kennedale News to follow.
