Saturday’s Class 6A Division I Texas high school football championship between No. 5 Duncanville and No. 8 North Shore was more about who wasn’t playing rather than who was.
Duncanville was without the services of quarterback Ja’Quinden Jackson was suffered a partially torn left ACL. On the other sideline, the Mustangs were without Zach Evans who reportedly violated team rules involving cell phone use.
THAT'S A BIGGIE!
— FOX Sports Southwest (@FOXSportsSW) December 22, 2019
On third down, @Dematrius09 finds Charles King DEEP downfield to extend the @NSNationFB lead to 14!#TXHSFB | #ForeverTexas | #UILState pic.twitter.com/8bV3T5rYZO
In the rematch of the 2018 championship game won by North Shore on a game-ending Hail Mary pass, North Shore beat Duncanville 31-17 Saturday night before 47,818 fans at AT&T Stadium. Early in the third quarter, the game was tied at 17-17.
THAT'S A BIGGIE!
— FOX Sports Southwest (@FOXSportsSW) December 22, 2019
On third down, @Dematrius09 finds Charles King DEEP downfield to extend the @NSNationFB lead to 14!#TXHSFB | #ForeverTexas | #UILState pic.twitter.com/8bV3T5rYZO
With Evans gone, North Shore still relied on a great ground game with Roger Hagan and quarterback Dematrius Davis each rushing for over 100 yards. The Mustangs’ ball-control offense held the ball for 27 of the game’s 48 minutes.
#UILState Championship Game Offensive MVP:
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) December 22, 2019
#9 Dematrius Davis (North Shore)
91 passing yards, 115 rushing yards & 2 TDs (1 pass, 1 rush) pic.twitter.com/dHX8iFT7T8
#UILState Championship Game Defensive MVP:
— Texas UIL (@uiltexas) December 22, 2019
#2 Corey Flagg (North Shore)
5 tackles, 1 sack & 1 TFL pic.twitter.com/DBLfJzy2lU
