High school football: Hurricane 26, Morgan 9

Published: Friday, Nov. 14, 2008 12:22 a.m. MST
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PLAYER OF THE GAME: Riley Pentico

Hurricane linebacker led a fantastic defensive effort for the Tigers registering 18 tackles, including seven solo tackles.

PLAY OF THE GAME

Morgan was in great shape to grab an early lead in first quarter on an impressive drive, but Gordie Dotson came up with a huge interception and Hurricane responded with a short scoring drive and grabbed a lead it never surrendered.

KEY CALL

Following a close first half, Hurricane's coaching staff came out in the second half determined to run the ball and it worked out splendidly as Gordie Dotson's rushing touchdown capped a 10-play drive that feature 10 straight rushes.

QUOTABLE

"This is what we worked for all year. We couldn't ask for more."

Gordie Dotson, Hurricane running back

UP NEXT: VS. Park City or Juan Diego

When: Next Friday, 10:30 a.m.

Where: Rice-Eccles Stadium

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TV: KJZZ Radio: AM1230

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