Atascocita leads Summer Creek: Live score, updates of Texas high school football clash (10/4/2024)

Follow live as Tory Blaylock, nationally ranked Eagles take on undefeated No. 8 Summer Creek in ranked Houston area Week 6 showdown
Summer Creek lost to DeSoto in the 6A Division II state championship in 2023.
Summer Creek lost to DeSoto in the 6A Division II state championship in 2023. / Photo by Tommy Hays, SBLive

Nationally ranked Atascocita hits the road to take on Summer Creek in a Top-10 Texas high school football showdown in Week 6 on Friday night.

The game is being streamed live on the NFHS Network (subscription required).

Scroll down and refresh this page for score and game updates from pregame until after the final horn.

2Q (LIVE): ATASCOCITA 28, SUMMER CREEK 7

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2Q

-- TOUCHDOWN, Atascocita! Christopher Toney takes a handoff, sweeps left and jets around the entire Bulldog defense for his second TD of the game. (Atascocita, 28-7 | 10:04)

-- Cardae Mack with a ridiculous third down conversion — a 63-yard run in which he took a hit, spun a defender silly and exploded down the right side for a huge gain and the third 60-plus yard play of the game for Atascocita.

1Q

-- The first quarter ends with a turnover on downs as Thomas rolls left and heaves a deep ball incomplete down the left sideline.

-- Blaylock has 162 yards after one quarter. Read that again, Sooners fans.

-- TOUCHDOWN, Atascocita! Holy mackerel. Tory Blaylock breaks loose on his second carry of the game for another touchdown, this time 72 yards. (Atascocita, 21-7)

--TOUCHDOWN, Summer Creek! Eugene Burnett breaks loose and out-runs the Eagles' safeties for a scoring run to answer. (Atascocita, 14-7 | 2:54)

-- TOUCHDOWN, Atascocita! Cardae Mack fakes a handoff and hits Christopher Toney deep for a touchdown catch. The Eagles take a two-score lead and has taken four total snaps. Three-play, 64-yard drive. (Atascocita, 14-0 | 3:50)

-- Sack! Jordan Johnson gets loose in the backfield and dives to yank down Thomas for his second sack of the season.

-- On third and six, Blake Thomas scrambles 39 yards for what appeared to be a touchdown — his second rushing touchdown of the season — but it was called back with a flag.

-- TOUCHDOWN, Atascocita! Summer Creek hadn't allowed a point all season. Until it met Tory Blaylock. The Oklahoma commit broke off a 70-yard touchdown in the first quarter of the top 10 showdown. Fireworks early. Blaylock doing what Blaylock has done thus far to every defense the nationally ranked Eagles have seen. (7-0, Atascocita | 8:43)

PREGAME READING

About No. 5 Atascocita (4-0)

The Eagles are undefeated coming off of a blowout win over King to start district play in Week 5. Their signature win came at nationally ranked Westlake, the Austin power's first home loss since 2016, in Week 3.

Cardae Mack is a three-star running back-converted quarterback who has stepped under center seamlessly, flashing a strong command of read options and a reliable deep ball. Tory Blaylock, four-star Oklahoma-committed running back, is on a tear in the early season.

Atascocita is ranked No. 16 in the nation.

About No. 8 Summer Creek (4-0)

The defending 6A Division II defending state runners up have destroyed its competition, outscoring opponents by a collective 215-0 through four games.


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ANDY BUHLER

Andy Buhler is a Regional Editor of Texas and the national breaking news desk. He brings more than five years of experience covering high school sports across the state of Washington and beyond, where he covered the likes of Paolo Banchero and Tari Eason served on state tournament seeding committees. He works on the SBLive/Sports Illustrated Power 25 national boys basketball rankings. He has covered everything from the Final Four, MLS in Atlanta to local velodrome before diving into the world of preps. His bylines can be found in The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington), The Associated Press, The Columbian (Vancouver, Washington), The Oregonian and more. He holds a degree from Gonzaga and is based out of Portland, Oregon.