Big Spring Herald

Players of the Week

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BRYSEN KERBY

NATE HERNANDEZ

CAYDEN MORGAN

 ??  ?? The Big Spring Steers had a Bye Week during Week Two, so there were no players of the week for them. They will be back on the field this Friday night against the Monahans Loboes. Following a big performanc­e from quarterbac­k Gabriel Baeza in the first game of the season against Vernon, the Steers will be looking to build on the positive momentum they built throughout that second half. Braxton Pearson and the rest of the Steer defense will need to once again bring the pressure and disrupt the Loboes’ offense by consistent­ly making plays in the backfield. Also, look for senior running back Orlando Sanchez to possibly have a breakout game on the ground.
The Big Spring Steers had a Bye Week during Week Two, so there were no players of the week for them. They will be back on the field this Friday night against the Monahans Loboes. Following a big performanc­e from quarterbac­k Gabriel Baeza in the first game of the season against Vernon, the Steers will be looking to build on the positive momentum they built throughout that second half. Braxton Pearson and the rest of the Steer defense will need to once again bring the pressure and disrupt the Loboes’ offense by consistent­ly making plays in the backfield. Also, look for senior running back Orlando Sanchez to possibly have a breakout game on the ground.
 ??  ?? The Forsan Buffaloes could not get much going on offense last Friday night when facing off against the Post Antelopes, the No. 1-ranked 2A team in the state. However, senior running back Nate Hernandez was able to gain positive yardage and picked up the Buffaloes’ only score of the night. Hernandez finished the game with 11 carries for 32 yards
(2.9 avg.) and the one touchdown. However, on defense, even though the score may not have shown it, the Buffs were able to put together some solid drives. Cornerback Cayden Morgan found himself flying from sideline-to-sideline making tackles and he was able to finish the second game of the year with a
The Forsan Buffaloes could not get much going on offense last Friday night when facing off against the Post Antelopes, the No. 1-ranked 2A team in the state. However, senior running back Nate Hernandez was able to gain positive yardage and picked up the Buffaloes’ only score of the night. Hernandez finished the game with 11 carries for 32 yards (2.9 avg.) and the one touchdown. However, on defense, even though the score may not have shown it, the Buffs were able to put together some solid drives. Cornerback Cayden Morgan found himself flying from sideline-to-sideline making tackles and he was able to finish the second game of the year with a
 ??  ?? Kerby rushed 16 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns. That is good enough for a very impressive 8.5 yards per carry and the junior seemed to have his first breakout performanc­e of the young season. The versatile back also caught one ball out of the backfield for an additional 12 yards. Look for Kerby to find himself on this list numerous times this season if he keeps it up.
Kerby rushed 16 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns. That is good enough for a very impressive 8.5 yards per carry and the junior seemed to have his first breakout performanc­e of the young season. The versatile back also caught one ball out of the backfield for an additional 12 yards. Look for Kerby to find himself on this list numerous times this season if he keeps it up.
 ??  ?? BRYDEN FONTANA Fontana played a huge role in the 49-0 shutout of the Miles Bulldogs last Friday night. The senior linebacker accounted for six total tackles, which included two behind the line of scrimmage. Fontana was able to grab two sacks and is a vital part of the reason why the Coahoma front seven has been performing so well this season.
BRYDEN FONTANA Fontana played a huge role in the 49-0 shutout of the Miles Bulldogs last Friday night. The senior linebacker accounted for six total tackles, which included two behind the line of scrimmage. Fontana was able to grab two sacks and is a vital part of the reason why the Coahoma front seven has been performing so well this season.
 ??  ?? whopping 13 total tackles that included on tackle behind the line of scrimmage. Forsan will look to both players on Friday.
whopping 13 total tackles that included on tackle behind the line of scrimmage. Forsan will look to both players on Friday.
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