Topic: Football

From the Asheville Citizen-Times

Asheville 58, Enka 6

ENKA — Six different Cougars scored as Asheville rolled to an easy victory Friday in its Mountain Athletic 3-A Conference opener.Quarterback Rahkeem Morgan threw two touchdown passes, ran in another score and accounted for exactly 102 passing yards and 102 rushing yards.

Antonio Carson caught one of Morgan’s touchdown strikes, and Carson also ran in a score for the Cougars (4-1, 1-0).

For Enka (2-5, 0-2), Adam King completed 13-of-20 passes for 152 yards and a touchdown with no interceptions.

However, Enka never slowed down Asheville’s offense. The Cougars racked up 468 total yards, including 366 on the ground.

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Photos from AHS vs. Freedom Football -- Patrick Parton sent this link for photos of Cougar Football: http://www.patrickparton.photoreflect.com

WNCOA officials Eddie Lance and Mike Moak explain some of the points of emphasis in the 2007 NC High School Football Rule Update video, featuring Danny Wilkins and the Asheville High Football Seniors. The Update was produced by the Cougar Sports Network. The video can be seen on Cable 16 in Asheville, or on our website through the links below:


Watch Part 1

Watch Part 2

Thanks to Assistant Coach David Burdette, here are the 2007 football statistics, updated weekly (usually by Wednesday) following each game:

• 2007 Defense
• 2007 Offense

These links open Microsoft Excel Spreadsheets.  Navigate through the tabs at the bottom of each spreadsheet to find the individual game or summary season-to-date totals. 

From Citizen-Times.com
By Andrew Pearson & Romando Dixson

REYNOLDS - Asheville High quarterback Rahkeem Morgan threw for 187 yards and three touchdowns and returned an interception for a fourth score as the Cougars staged an improbable comeback win in overtime. Morgan's 9-yard pass to Darius Harrell gave Asheville the victory. Darius Spencer led the Rockets with 91 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
It is the sixth time in the last 10 years that an Asheville-Reynolds game has been decided by single digits.

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