Austin-Taco Shack Bowl, and now is the face of Shoal Creek, but like the reconciliation of the last three Anderson-McCallum competition, the same is over.
Trojan horses jumped to 37-0 at the end of the first half and 37-2 defeated the knights in Home Park on the opening night of football in high schools in central Texas. It is Anderson IV victory in a row in the series.
Running Calpe Cranesho recorded three on the ground for Trojan horses, including an incredible 80 -yard race in the second quarter. It seemed to stop near the quarrel line, but he slipped a pair of treatments and then overlooked everyone.
Crenshaw showed the heredity and side speed in its third landing of half of 11 yards. He reduced two letters who left the McCalamers trying to treat the air, then set out to the front corner near the pregnant woman to make it 36-0 late in the first half.
Anderson Qurtbbeck Koff Darbeshire had a hand in a drop, and his 45 -ywed statement may decrease to Jay Fauer as one of the plays of the year in which the 2025 season is said and done.
Darbisheir avoided two defenders of McCalaum who almost had their arrest, but somehow, retracted the processors and then rolled to his right. He fired a frozen rope on the middle of the stadium to Fullmer, which was wide open and transported. Fullmer ran in the end area for easy landing.
Darbeshire scored the first landing game in the game at a distance of 17 yards. He kept the ball in the cucumber reading game, and took it straight from the intestine of the knights defense to put the troop horse on the blackboard early.
McCalalum recorded a intentional penalty in Anderson in the end area, and he got two points on safety in the fourth quarter.
The competition game was known as Taco Shack Bowl for 23 years, sponsored by the local TEX-MEX restaurant chain, until the Legacy Turf and Greens will take care of this year. As with the tradition before the match, Anderson and McACACLOM had a chanting spirit of spirit with a victorious Trojan.
On September 5, Anderson (1-0) hosts ELGIN in Nondistrict. McCallum (0-1) plays in Travis on September 4.