Fort Hood Sentinel (Fort Hood, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 2013 Page: 28 of 34
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DeSoto 67, Copperas Cove 21
Cedar Hill 39, Temple 35
Timberview 28, Shoemaker 14
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ABOVE, Shoemaker head coach Channon Hall pumps up his players before the
game. RIGHT, Shoemaker running back Isaiah Everett dodges a few tackles
while picking up yards in the first half Saturday night.
Photos by Daniel Cernero, Sentinel Sports Editor
Shoemaker quarterback Ziere Banner reaches the ball across the goal line for the touchdown in the first quarter of the
playoff-opener against Timberview Saturday night at Floyd Casey Stadium in Waco. The score tied the game at 7-7, but
Banner and the Shoemaker offense struggled going forward.
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Timberview scored once more in
the third quarter to pad the lead,
and it was enough to hold off a
late attack from Shoemaker, which
scored with 3:22 in the fourth quar-
ter on a 53-yard pass from Banner
to Nahome Anderson.
Banner said the feel of the playoff
game was a bit different.
“But at the end of the day, we
knew we had to come out here and
ball,” the senior said. “We treated it
normal week, and we turned
a little bit in practice. We
out here hard, and we just
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100 yards when yards lost from
sacks were factored.
Meanwhile, on offense, Tim-
berview scored twice in the sec-
ond quarter - once on a 63-yard
pass from quarterback Tevin Muse
to Myron Gailliard, who was
streaking down the right sideline
untouched, and then again on
Muse’s second of three rushing
touchdowns - to take a 21-7 lead
into halftime.
Hall said defending Muse,
who totaled 109 yards rush-
ing, many of which came after
initial contact, proved to be a dif-
ficult task.
“He’s a tough runner, a big boy,”
Hall said. “We missed some tackles
on him. He was out for awhile,
and now he’s back, probably a
little bit more healthy. He’s the
leader over there, and he did a great
job.”
landmark season going forward.
The seniors helped change Shoe-
maker’s image for the better, and
now the bar, the expectations have
been raised.
“Those seniors, they led,” Hall
said. “We have work to do, and
we’ll work to get it done. Hopeful-
ly, these guys will get on board, like
I know they will, and then we’ll try
to get back next year. That’s where
we’re expected to be.”
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couldn’t get it done.
Despite the outcome of the his
final game in Shoemaker blue
and silver, Banner’s time as a
member of the Grey Wolves left a
mark.
“It’s probably the best four years
I’ve had in my life,” Banner said. “I
love this program, and I love Shoe-
maker High School.”
For Hall, who completed his
third year as coach at Shoemaker,
the focus is on building from this
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