Palo Verde coach Darwin Rost emphasized one word to his players at halftime Friday night: Physical.
Football
November has arrived, and with it comes two of my least favorite things: Movember mustaches and pimples caused by eating too much Halloween candy.
Palo Verde’s football team was fired up as it took the field Thursday night to face top-ranked Bishop Gorman.
Funny. Darwin Rost remembers most the previous season. The closing minutes of a Sunset Regional championship in 2007. The touchdown pass with 23 seconds remaining. The bitter taste that a 24-20 loss left in the mouths of his players.
Call it brilliant planning. Call it good fortune. Whatever the reason, this week’s prep football schedule couldn’t have worked out better.
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Green Valley football coach Brian Castro and his staff met this week intending to figure out the Division I Sunrise Region playoff scenarios.
Darwin Rost knew Legacy’s football team wasn’t going to be some pushover opponent.
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Seventh-ranked Palo Verde racked up 433 rushing yards and nine rushing TDs in a 69-13 homecoming victory over Durango on Friday.
This is the time of the prep football season when I should be peaking, like a Vernon Fox-coached team.
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It was another methodical ground game performance by Palo Verde, just the way the Panthers wanted to open Southwest League play Friday night.
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Palo Verde has performed like two different football teams this season.
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