Flurry Of Second-Quarter TDs Enables Broken Arrow To Stay Undefeated: Oklahoma High School Football

A Class 6AI Oklahoma high school football playoff rematch is on tap for Thursday night.

For the third time in a span of two seasons, Mustang will travel to Broken Arrow to take on the Tigers in a key 6AI-1 contest. And like the two games last season, the Tigers came away victorious as they scored four second-quarter touchdowns to build a 28-3 lead on their way to a 35-10 win against the Broncos.

Last season, the Tigers beat the Broncos twice, including 29-14 in the 6AI quarterfinals.

Broken Arrow is now 7-0 overall and 4-0 in the district, tied for first place with Bixby. The Tigers are also ranked No. 3 in the latest High School On SI Oklahoma Top 25 poll, while Mustang is ranked No. 19. Both BA and Bixby are on a collison course for the district title, and perhaps the top seed in the upcoming 6AI playoffs, when the two square off on Oct. 30 in Bixby.

Mustang drops to 4-3 overall and 2-2 in the district.

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BROKEN ARROW 35, MUSTANG 10 FINAL

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FOURTH QUARTER

- SCOOP AND SCORE TOUCHDOWN MUSTANG. Broncos finally get in the end zone - on the defensive side as Tylen Duncan gets a fumble deep in Broken Arrow territory and runs it in from 8 yards out. (Broken Arrow, 35-10 | 3:21, 4th)

THIRD QUARTER

- TOUCHDOWN BROKEN ARROW. Tigers pouring it on now as tailback Corey Sango Jr. scores once again, this time darting 27 yards up the middle. (Broken Arrow, 35-3 | 7:22, 3rd)

- Broken Arrow, already up by 25, will get the ball to begin the second half.

HALFTIME

- Four second-quarter touchdowns by Broken Arrow and the Tigers are in command here at the break.

SECOND QUARTER

- TOUCHDOWN BROKEN ARROW. Four Tiger TDs in the second quarter, the latest a 35-yard strike from Shamar Banner to a wide-open Payton Lang after the Tigers recovered a fumble. (Broken Arrow, 28-3 | :34, 2nd)

- TOUCHDOWN BROKEN ARROW. The Tigers had returned a punt 94 yards for a TD, but it was called back due to a penalty. No matter, as they still get into the end zone, as Shamar Banner throws a short pass to Kyran Myers, who gets loose down the sideline and goes in from 62 yards out. PAT is true. (Broken Arrow, 21-3 | 1:06, 2nd)

- TOUCHDOWN AND 2-POINT CONVERSION BROKEN ARROW. Tigers take advantage of the blocked punt, as Corey Sango Jr. darts up the middle from 20 yards out. Shamar Banner then hooks up with Semaj Stanford for two more points. (Broken Arrow, 14-3 | 2:42, 2nd)

- Broken Arrow forces Mustang to punt on the next series, but the ball is deflected off the Broncos' upback, and the Tigers recover at the Mustang 20.

- TOUCHDOWN BROKEN ARROW. Shamar Banner gets loose on a keeper and he takes it all the way in from 75 yards out to put the Tigers in the lead. PAT is missed. (Broken Arrow, 6-3 | 4:45, 2nd)

- Exchange of punts now. Mustang just punted it to Broken Arrow with more than five minutes to go in the half.

- FUMBLE RECOVERY MUSTANG. Broncos come up with a huge takeaway after Broken Arrow gets inside the 10. A fumble on a handoff exchange, and Keywan Kearney comes up with the loose ball.

- Broken Arrow gets the first down on a run up the middle from Corey Sango Jr. Tigers now near the Mustang 20.

- Broken Arrow faces a fourth-and-short near the Mustang 40 as we're about to get the second quarter started.

FIRST QUARTER

- Broken Arrow gets past midfield after a big play, an end-around from Semaj Stanford for a sizable gain.

- FIELD GOAL MUSTANG. Broken Arrow's defense makes a third-down stop inside the 10, and the Broncos decide to go for the points. They get it, as Harrison Daniels converts from 21 yards out. (Mustang, 3-0 | 1:49, 1st)

- Kason Delgado scrambles on third down, and gets Mustang a first down at the Broken Arrow 11 near the three-minute mark of the quarter.

- Mustang converts another fourth down on yet another keeper from Kason Delgado, and the Broncos are driving.

- Mustang goes for it on a fourth-and-short as QB Kason Delgado takes a keeper just past midfield to move the chains near the midway point of the opening period.

- Broken Arrow's opening drive stalls near midfield, and the Tigers will now punt. Both teams have punted on its opening possession.

- A three-and-out for Broken Arrow's defense on the opening series, and Mustang will punt it away to the Tigers.

- Mustang will receive the opening kick and we are under way at a cooler and rainy night in Broken Arrow.

PREGAME

- Live from Memorial Stadium in Broken Arrow, it’s a key 6AI-1 showdown, not to mention a playoff rematch, as Mustang takes on undefeated Broken Arrow.

ABOUT MUSTANG

Last week, the Broncos put together perhaps their best performance of the season with a 54-7 win at home against Edmond North.

One player to watch from Mustang is senior receiver/defensive back Gabe Osborne Jr., an Oklahoma commit, This season, Osborne has caught eight passes for 215 yards and four TDs, while on defense, he has 19 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss. Interestingly enough, while the Broncos have seven interceptions on the season, Osborne doesn’t have any as several teams are reluctant to throw in his direction.

ABOUT BROKEN ARROW

Through six games, the Tigers have answered the challenge on each occasion. Now, they must get past Mustang in order to set up a potentially huge showdown later this month against Bixby.

Senior quarterback Shamar Banner - a move-in over the offseason - has been a key addition to Broken Arrow’s 6AI title hopes. He has thrown for nearly 1,000 yards and 12 TDs.

But if teams focus too much on Banner, the Tigers can unleash running backs Corey Sango Jr. and Octavian Roberson, each of whom have rushed for at least 440 yards and have combined to score seven TDs.

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