Dayton Offensive Standouts: Week 11 Part 2
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We’re highlighting some of the best offensive performances from the Dayton area from week 11.
[player_tooltip player_id="92621" first="Christian" last="Davis"] - Miamisburg - RB - 6’0" 192 lbs
Davis was fantastic on Friday. He was Miamisburg workhorse on Friday and he had a big night for them. They made the trip all the way up to Findlay for their game and it was a good one. Davis broke open the scoring on the night with a TD on the first drive of the night. He shot through the A-gap and went untouched to the endzone. He finished the night with over 100-yards and his TD on the night.
[player_tooltip player_id="160229" first="Jackson" last="McGohan"] - Miamisburg - WR - 6’5" 211 lbs
Mcgohan is Miamisburg’s leading WR, and for good reason. He has a huge frame and is able to out jump just about anyone for those jump balls. He caught Miamisburg’s first passing TD on the night in the back of the endzone. He went up and somehow came down with the ball over everyone else. He finished the night with over 100-yards and his TD on the night.
Eli Hollingsworth - Graham - QB
Hollingsworth has one of the more interesting releases I’ve ever seen, but the ball gets to where it needs to go. Hollingsworth threw a 30-yard TD on the first drive. On the next drive, he fumbled the snap, picked it up, ran around like Johnny Manziel, and somehow found a guy wide open in the back of the endzone for the score. Hollingsworth was awesome on Friday as he threw for 4 TDs as they got the easy win.
Seth Borondy - Bellbrook - RB - 6’2" 184 lbs
On Bellbrook’s very first play from Scrimmage, Borondy decided it was a good time to make some history. Trotwood went 3 and out and the punt landed on the 1. 1 play and 99-yards later Borondy hit his head on the goalpost. He broke a 99-yard TD run which stunned Trotwood. Borondy wasn’t done there either. He finished the night with over 200-yards and 2 TDs as Bellbrook ran all over Trotwood.
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