Allen senior Celdon Manning rushes for the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter.
By David Wolman
ALLEN, Texas
As Allen senior running back Celdon Manning
walked along the sideline, a member of the Eagles coaching staff stopped
him, turned to him and had a short message for him. “He was telling me, ‘You’re a beast, keep doing what you’re doing,’” Manning said. With starting quarterback Raylen Sharpe sidelined
for Friday’s non-district game against Coppell due to a lingering ankle
injury, Manning and junior Jordan Johnson helped to carry the load,
rushing for a combined 341 yards in Allen’s 28-21 win at Eagle Stadium.
Manning ran hard all night and finished with 247 yards and three
touchdowns. Johnson added 94 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries.
“We took it day-by-day and he was not ready to go
tonight,” Gambill said. “We were hoping that he would be ready but was
not. So, we’ll start tomorrow and next week and take it day-by-day, and
if he is healthy, he’ll play. If he’s not, he won’t.”
With Sharpe dress in shorts and his No. 3 jersey,
Allen (3-0) rotated quarterbacks Hayden Showalter and Drew Cerniglia
between series in the first half, with Cerniglia, a Coppell transfer,
taking a majority of the reps in the second half. Cerniglia threw for 94
yards, which included a 4-yard pass to Bryson Green on a fourth down
play in the fourth quarter that set up Manning’s game-winning 17-yard
touchdown run. Showalter passed for 26 yards on five attempts.
But, it was another quarterback, Coppell junior
Ryan Walker, who gave the Cowboys every opportunity to pull out a win
against an Allen team that has never lost at Eagle Stadium.
Coppell (1-2) struck first when Tyler Reid booted
a 32-yard field goal on the Cowboys’ initial possession for a 3-0 lead
with 8:33 remaining in the first quarter. A 45-yard pass play between
quarterback Walker and Anthony Black on the first play of the drive set
up the score.
Allen took a 7-3 lead when Manning fend off a
couple of Coppell defenders just past the line of scrimmage and then
out-ran the Cowboy defense 78 yards for the touchdown and a 7-3 Allen
lead with 1:17 left in the first quarter.
Coppell got an interception from Walker Polk
three minutes into the second quarter and turned that into points five
plays later as Reid made a 41-yard field goal to bring the Cowboys to
within 7-6.
Allen turned to its running game on its next drive and extended its lead to 14-6 following a 20-yard burst from Jordan Johnson.
“They’re all good,” Coppell coach Mike DeWitt
said. “11 (Johnson) is good. 1 (Manning) is really good. What’s hard is
they’ve got multiple weapons outside. If you’ve got safeties in the box
to stop the run, because they’ve got three backs back there and they’re
creating more gaps, they can take shots on our corners because they’re
on an island. It’s a cat-and-mouse type of deal.”
Coppell didn’t settle for another field goal with
time winding down in the first half. With 10 seconds remaining in the
first half, and the Cowboys facing 4th and goal from the Allen 8, Walker
threw a touchdown pass on a clearing route to Cam Williams. Williams
was wide open in the end zone on the ensuing 2-point conversion. That
touchdown and subsequent conversion tied the score at 14 going into
halftime.
Walker threw for 252 yards on 15-of-28 passing with two touchdowns. Black had 113 receiving yards on just three receptions.
“He’s a stud,” DeWitt said of Walker. “He’s a
high-character guy. Just nothing rattles him. It’s hard enough to play
quarterback, but then, when you’re quote on quote, the backup, he don’t
let none of that bother him. He just shows up and goes to work. I’m
proud of him.”
Allen re-took the lead at 21-14 on a direct snap
to Manning that he took three yards into the end zone for a touchdown
with 6:29 remaining in the third quarter.
“It was a new thing,” Manning said of the direct snap formation. “Raylen was out today, so I had to play quarterback.”
Coppell answered with a promising driving that
moved inside the Allen 10-yard line but a false start with the Cowboys
facing 4th and goal from the 5 and a subsequent pass break-up by Matthew
Norman in the end zone on a pass intended to Black forced a turnover on
downs.
“I knew it was coming,” Norman said. “I just played through his hands and broke up the ball.”
Allen appeared that it was going to go ahead by
two touchdowns midway through the fourth quarter but Coppell’s Max
LaMendola scooped up a fumble and returned it 61 yards for a touchdown
and a 21-21 tie with 6:46 remaining in regulation.
“First, you’ve got to give Coppell a big, big
credit, because of the way they played and how Mike DeWitt and his
coaching staff and how they had their guys prepared,” Gambill said. “We
made a lot of mistakes. But, I thought we played extremely well when we
had to gut it up and get what we needed to do to win the game. That will
make us a better football team.”
And when Allen needed another big play, it came
courtesy of Manning. He burst 17 yards for the game-winning score with
2:15 remaining in the fourth quarter. He was showered with chants of
“Celdon! Celdon! Celdon!” from the Allen student section following the
conclusion of the game.
“Honestly, it was nice, but I couldn’t do
anything without my line,” Manning said. “They open the holes for me and
I appreciate what they do.”
Coppell had one last chance to tie the game but
four straight pass incompletions by Walker, including pass break-ups by
Caulin Price and great coverage by Zayteak McGhee on a fourth-down play
forced a turnover on downs and allowed Allen to run out the clock.
“We’re who we are when we play on Friday nights,”
Gambill said. “You can’t count on one person. I don’t think that’s
fair. We were who we were tonight. The most important thing is we
executed well enough to win the game.” Read more........
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