POETIC SOMETHING IN 38-14 LOSS Going into the
Regional Finals of the Class 5A state playoffs, Euless
Trinity possessed a record of 11-1. That lone loss
came from a 30-3 shellacking administered by Permian in
the third week of the season. On Saturday the
Trojans returned the favor in a 38-14 elimination of the
Panthers. The loss will go in the books as the
only blemish on the 2007 Permian campaign.
It seemed the Mojo offense
never got in sync until midway through the fourth
quarter. Trinity didn't have that problem.
Samir Baker rushed for 254 yards while Denarius McGhee
threw for two touchdowns and ran for a third to give the
Trojans the victory. Permian quarterback Taylor
Byrd finished 11-of-27 passing for 126 yards, with 49
rushing yards on 15 carries. Melvis Pride had seven
receptions for 76 yards with Knighten getting two
catches for 37 yards. Jamison Berryhill added 52 rushing
yards on seven carries.
1
2
3
4
F
Permian
7
0
0
7
14
Trinity
3
17
15
3
38
First Quarter
T - Pery Negreiros 19 FG
P - Taylor Byrd 1 run (McNatt kick)
Second Quarter
T - Denarius McGhee 52 run (Negreiros kick)
T - Mao Leota 2 run (Negreiros kick)
T - Negreiros 30 FG
Third Quarter
T - Justin Runningdeer 12 pass from McGhee (Samir
Baker conv)
T - Tyree Tucker 54 pass from McGhee (Negreiros
kick)
Fourth Quarter
T - Negreiros 33 FG
P - Joseph Knighten 28 pass from Byrd (McNatt
kick)
PHS
ETHS
First Downs
11
22
Total Yards
274
493
Rushing
30-147
44-333
Passing
127
160
C-A-I
11-27-0
9-17-0
Punts
4-27.0
1-4.0
Penalties
4-30
5-30
FIRST HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL MUSEUM
The
first ever virtual Permian High School
football museum honors a history known
the world over and has now opened to the
internet community. If you were a
part of the early days of PHS (60s, 70s,
or 80s), we would like for you to share
your greatest memory with us for
inclusion in the museum. This
includes the best game, road trips to
Ratliff East, burning the Angry Orange
candles in front of the Field House, the
countless splinters from W.T. Barrett
Stadium, or what it's like being a
graduate of Permian High School...
unless it's the Original,
all you have is imitation. MOJOLAND MUSEUM
YOUR MOJO MEMORY
The
first ever virtual Permian High School
football museum honors a history known
the world over and has now opened to the
internet community. If you were a
part of the early days of PHS (60s, 70s,
or 80s), we would like for you to share
your greatest memory with us for
inclusion in the museum. This
includes the best game, road trips to
Ratliff East, burning the Angry Orange
candles in front of the Field House, the
countless splinters from W.T. Barrett
Stadium, or what it's like being a
graduate of Permian High School...
unless it's the Original,
all you have is imitation.