Page 4C TELEGRAPH, TIMES & rMO/!riOR--C-SECTION. ct. 4, 2007


Harris leads Tornadoes past Warriors in overtime


 BY ARNIE HARRIS
 Telegraph Staff Writer
 Running back Rob Harris
 c__arrid_in--.the winning-touch-: "
 down in overtime to give the
 Tornadoes a 20-14 district .
 victory over West Nassau on Rob Harris '' i
 Sept. 28 in Callahan. (pictured -
 It seemed only fitting since during an
 Harris, accounting for all of earlier game) ,
 Bradford's scoring, carried their scored all three
 first play from scrimmage in for of Bradford's
 an 80-yard touchdown. He also touchdowns,
 ran for a 60-yard score in the including the
 second quarter. game-winner in .
 The Tornadoes (2-2, 1-1 in overtime. Two .,
 District 3-2A) were on a of his scores
 mission, knowing how came on runs
 important a victory was, lest of 60 and 80 '
 they sink to a dispiriting 1-3 yards. .
 record.
 The contest was basically one .".
 of the of the Warriors' aerial
 attack versus Bradford's
 running game. ..
 The Tornadoes struck firstP
 when Harris took a handoff at
 his own 20, seemed to disappear its next possession, marching 60 help Bradford carry the ba
 into a pile at the line of yards, largely on the pass the Warriors' 6-yard
 scrimmage and then emerge receptions of Thomas, who Unfortunately for
 Houdini-like. He broke to his pulled in a 35-yard touchdown Tornadoes, the drive came
 left and raced for a touchdown, pass from Higginbotham to naught as they were forced
 putting Bradford up 7-0 at the again tie the score at 14-all with give up the ball on downs.
 6:10 mark of the first quarter. 1:59 remaining in the second A long drive by West Na:
 On West Nassau's following quarter. ground to a halt w
 possession, the Warriors drove The Warriors forced the Tornadoes' linebacker Ju
 55 yards to Bradford's 25, Tornadoes to punt on their first Henderson picked off a p
 where on fourth down they series of the second half. The giving Bradford posses
 appeared to be going for a field punt was partially blocked, deep in its own territory.
 goal. Looks proved deceiving, giving West Nassau good field Tornadoes were unable to rr
 however, as holder/quarterback position at Bradford's 28. far, however, and were force
 A.J. Higginbotham took the Bradford's defense, however, punt.
 snap, rolled out to his right and stonewalled the Warriors' As the minutes ticked di
 passed to receiver Kent. efforts and forced them to try a to the end of regulation,
 Thomas, who was wide open in 48-yard field goal, which fell Warriors commenced a d
 the end zone for a touchdown well short and wide of its target, beginning at their own 43. 1
 with 2:18 remaining in the first keeping the score tied. marched steadily to:
 quarter, knotting the score at 7- The Tornadoes then began a Bradford 7,. where Au
 all. -. drive from their own 20 that Guffen tried a field goal
 The Warriors (2-3, 1-1) -were consumed most of the third 3.5 seconds left on the clock.
 ready to take advantage of a quarter as Harris and Beard won Bradford's defensive si
 botched punt attempt, driving to some hard-earned yardage to pushed a blocker back tow
 the Bradford 19. They coughed
 the ball up, however, on a
 muffed exchange. Bradford rtT rus sM t in
 took over on its own 23:
 Bradford, behind ..the efforts M uturg ice18
 of running back Jernard Beard
 and Harris, moved the ball to its K K/ 4 Ds I
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 West Nassau struck back on J M A _J II


Guffen, who consequently
wound up kicking the ball on a
line drive straight into his
teammates' backs. The clock
ticked to zero, forcing overtime
-withthe-score at-14-aH.
 West Nassau got first shot at.
scoring in overtime-in which
each team starts with the ball on
the 10-yard line. Bradford's
defense rose to the occasion and
allowed the Warriors to get no
farther than the 4. On fourth
down, they had to settle for a
field goal, which Gulfen drove
straight through the uprights to
put the home team ahead 17-14.
 The. Tornadoes, on their turn
from the 10, had to at least get a
field goal to tie it again or a
touchdown to win.
 Two rushes brought the ball
first to the 6 and then to the 1,
where, not to anyone's surprise,


Bradford "danced with the one
who brung them." On third
down, the handoff went to
Harris, who carried in the
winning- score virtually
untouched.
 Bradford head coach Steve
Hoard was very pleased with his
team's performance.
 "They went out and did
everything we asked them to,"
Hoard said.
 As to West Nassau's success
in the air, including two
touchdown receptions, Hoard
said this was the first time the
inexperienced freshmen in the
secondary faced a team that
threw the ball on most of its
downs.
 "You have to expect they're
going to make mistakes," Hoard
said, "but they're going to
learn."


Score By Quarter
BHS 7 7 0 6 0-20
WNHS 7 7 0 3 0-17
Scoring Summary
B: Harris 80 run (Cubbedge
kick)
W:Thomas. 25 pass from
Higginbotham (Guffen kick)
B: Harris 60 run (Cubbedge
kick)
W: Thomas 35 pass from
Higginbotham (Guffen kick)
W: Guffen 21 FG
B: Harris 1 run (no conversion
attempt)


Team Statistics
 B
First Downs 8
Rushes/Yds. 33-255
Passing Yds. 5
Passes 1-4-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0
Penalties 10-85


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shen Telegraph Staff Writer
istin What can be said about the
pass, Bolles football team that hasn't
sion already been said before?
The How about the fact that
love when the Bradford Tornadoes
;d to travel to Jacksonville this
 Friday, Oct. 5, to play the top-
own ranked Bulldogs in a District
the 3-2A game at 7:30 p.m. they
rive ,will face one of their former
lhey ; teammates?
the Sophomore running back
istin and defensive back Jawan
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