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FL RB Demetrius Hart

Last Week: Touchdown record fluff. Dee is a finalist for National Player of the Year. Dr. Phillips defeated Seminole Ridge 38-28 in Round 3 of the State Playoffs (Regional Championship):

Hart rushed for 218 yards and two touchdowns, bringing him to 48 on the season -- one shy of the state record held by Glades Day's Kelvin Taylor.

His night could have been even better, but the Panthers' performance was sloppy:

The Panthers were penalized 180 yards. Hart had two TDs and 74 yards on runs and receptions nullified by holding calls. He also lost two fumbles.

"They gave us all we could handle," Hart said. "We had a lot of mistakes. We're going to clean those up next week."

Hart's official stats come from the Dr. Phillips website. Opposite perspective. Highlights:

Demetrius Hart 2010
Game		Rushing				Receiving				Returns
Opponent	Result	Att	Yds	TD	Avg	Rec	Yds	TD	Avg	Ret	Yds	TD	Avg
Edgewater	W 48-7	20	79	2	3.95	1	8	0	8.00	3	47	0	15.67
Osceola	W 49-7	19	98	3	5.16	3	47	0	15.67	2	23	0	11.50
Olympia	W 49-0	17	224	3	13.18	5	68	1	13.60	1	20	0	20.00
Cypress Creek	W 52-0	14	168	4	12.00	1	7	0	7.00	3	24	0	8.00
Boone	W 45-0	18	142	3	7.89	5	132	1	26.40	1	0	0	0.00
Evans	W 62-6	8	178	3	22.25	1	5	0	5.00	3	57	0	19.00
Oak Ridge	W 56-28	21	126	3	6.00	4	37	1	9.25	1	5	0	5.00
Gateway	W 59-0	11	190	5	17.27	0	0	0	-	2	36	0	18.00
Freedom	W 56-13	23	229	3	9.96	2	26	0	13.00	4	34	0	11.33
West Orange	W 49-6	11	121	4	11.00	4	24	0	6.00	2	69	1	34.50
Regular Season	10-0	162	1555	33	9.60	26	354	3	13.62	22	315	1	14.32
Olympia	W 52-3	14	118	2	8.43	1	93	1	93.00	1	4	0	4.00
Oak Ridge	W 45-0	18	129	4	7.17	2	71	1	35.50	2	86	1	43.00
Seminole Ridge	W 38-28	21	218	2	10.38	2	40	0	20.00	3	66	0	22.00
Playoffs	Semifinals	53	465	8	8.77	5	204	2	40.80	6	156	1	26.00
Totals	13-0	215	2020	41	9.40	31	558	5	18.00	28	471	2	16.82

This week: Dr. Phillips travels to Sanford Seminole for the State Semifinals.

FL OL Tony Posada

Last week: Pregame fluff, with a crazy tidbit of info:

Lost in all the preseason hype surrounding the nation’s No. 1 team was the ugly truth that Plant only returned three starters on offense: Ely, DE/RB James Wilder Jr. and OL Tony Posada.

Ely is headed to Alabama and Wilder to Florida State, but making it this far with a mostly-new offense is crazy at the high school level. Plant defeated Countryside 21-13 in Round 3 of the State Playoffs.

This week: Plant will face Lakeland in the State semifinals on Friday.

FL CB Dallas Crawford

Last Week: Pregame fluff. Fluff 2. MOAR FLUFF. Game Preview. In-depth preview. South Fort Myers beat Bradenton-Southeast 28-21 in Round 3 of the State Playoffs.

Crawford finished with 219 passing yards and three touchdowns. Watkins had three receptions for 110 yards and two scores. The Division I duo (Crawford is headed to Michigan to play defensive back) have connected for five touchdowns the past two weeks.

The majority of the article focuses on a fake punt pass for touchdown from Crawford to Watkins:

Crawford said he knew Watkins was gone as soon as he reversed direction around the 50-yard line. By the time the speedy receiver had gotten to the 5, three Southeast defenders had cornered him near the sideline. Watkins stopped dead in his tracks, though, and shot to the right, waltzing pass every Seminole and into the end zone.

“If you put (Watkins) one-on-one with anybody in the country, he's gone,” Crawford said. “He's electrifying. The best high school football player in the country, in my opinion.”

Video:

For 1st-3rd quarter highlights, click through to the article. Dallas finished 12/17 passing for 219 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception. He ran 8 times for 2 yards. Another article says that includes 4 sacks for 34 yards.

Dallas Crawford 2010
		Passing						Rushing					Defense
Opponent	Result	Comp	Att	%	Yds	Yds/Att	TD	Int	Rush	Yds	Yds/Att	TD	Int	TD
Estero	W 49-7	6	7	85.71	156	22.29	2	0	3	30	10.00	3	1	0
Cypress Lake	W 39-0	9	10	90.00	118	11.80	1	0	6	24	4.00	2	0	0
Bishop Verot	W 35-3	18	23	78.26	299	13.00	4	0	9	12	1.33	1	0	0
Gulf Coast	W 49-7	12	16	75.00	277	17.31	3	1	11	34	3.09	1	0	0
North Fort Myers	W 34-0	7	13	53.85	88	6.77	2	0	5	38	7.60	0	2	1
Baker	W 41-0	3	5	60.00	61	12.20	0	0	1	28	28.00	0	1	1
Fort Myers	W 43-10	10	13	76.92	144	11.08	1	0	12	38	3.17	2	0	0
Riverdale	W 39-3	6	8	75.00	138	17.25	2	0	11	88	8.00	1	0	0
Mariner	W 50-7	6	8	75.00	151	18.88	2	0	3	29	9.67	1	0	0
Regular Season	9-0	77	103	74.76	1432	13.90	17	1	61	321	5.26	11	4	2
Barron Collier	W 33-2	11	14	78.57	163	11.64	1	0	7	-21	-3.00	0	0	0
Naples	W 28-21	14	21	66.67	339	16.14	4	2	12	65	4.41	0	0	0
Bradenton Southeast	W 28-21	12	17	70.59	219	12.88	3	1	8	2	0.25	0	0	0
Playoffs	Semifinals	37	52	71.15	721	13.87	8	3	27	46	1.70	0	0	0
Totals	12-0	114	155	73.55	2153	13.89	25	4	88	367	4.17	11	4	2

This week: South Fort Myers travels to Miami-Norland Friday at 7:30 in the State Semifinals.

Seasons Complete

MI RB/Slot Justice Hayes

Hayes missed most of his senior season with a broken wrist. Grand Blanc finished 7-4 and lost in the second round of the State Playoffs to Lake Orion.

MI WR Shawn Conway

Seaholm's season is over, with a 4-5 record. Conway finished the year with about 22 catches for 375 yards, and11 kick/punt returns for 393 yards.

MI OL Jake Fisher

Traverse City West's season is over, with a 6-4 record and a loss in the first round of the State Playoffs. Fisher was 1st-Team All-District as a defensive end. Postseason fluff. Jake was named All-Divisions First-Team All-State (Dream Team).

OH OL Jack Miller

St. John's finished the season 11-2 with both losses to Toledo Whitmer (in the second in Round 3 of the State Playoffs). Miller was also named 1st-Team All-District, and the District Lineman of the Year. Also 1st-Team All-State.

OH DE Chris Rock

DeSales's season ended at 5-6 with a loss in the first round of the State Playoffs.

MI DE/LB Brennen Beyer

Plymouth ended their season 11-3 and Runnners-Up in the State Championship. End of season fluff. Named captain of the all-metro first team.

TX LB Kellen Jones

St. Pius X's season finished with a 10-3 record and a loss in the second round of the TAPPS playoffs. Jones finished with 110 tackles, 25 for loss, and 7 sacks, to go along with 3 fumbles forced, 2 recovered, and a punt block.

OH CB/S Greg Brown

Fremont Ross's season is over, with a 9-2 record and a loss in the first round of the State Playoffs. Brown was named All-District, and All-State at WR. Coach comments.

MI CB Delonte Hollowell

Cass Tech finished the season 12-1 with a loss in the State Semifinals. Named captain of the All-Detroit first team.