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Duncanville dominates Lancaster: Live score updates (10/18/2024)

Keelon Russell, Dakorien Moore and Duncanville cruised to a win over Lancaster on the road Friday night

Sam Brown

Duncanville's JaQualon Armstrong rushes on St. Frances Academy in a national high school football tilt on Sept. 14, 2024.
Duncanville's JaQualon Armstrong rushes on St. Frances Academy in a national high school football tilt on Sept. 14, 2024. / Photo by Michael Horbovetz, SBLive

Nationally-ranked Duncanville is back in action on the road against Lancaster Friday night, and the Panthers will be coming in with a full head of steam after handing DeSoto a 42-20 defeat a week ago.

The 5-0 Panthers rose to a season-high No. 3 in this week's SBLive/SI Top 25 national rankings on the heels of that game, which saw star quarterback Keelon Russell throw for 429 yards and six touchdowns.

Lancaster is 3-3 after a 30-21 win at Skyline last week. It was the Tigers third straight win after beginning the season 0-3.

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FINAL: DUNCANVILLE 41, LANCASTER 7

FOURTH QUARTER

That will do it as time expires and Duncanville picks up its sixth win of the season.

TOUCHDOWN DUNCANVILLE! Turner scores again, this time on a 69-yard touchdown strike from backup QB J'Coryon Rivers. Duncanville leads 41-7, 6:53 to go.

Carter Jones was injured at the end of the third quarter and Joseph Harrison is now in at quarterback.

END OF Q3: DUNCANVILLE 34, LANCASTER 7

THIRD QUARTER

TOUCHDOWN DUNCANVILLE! Russell does it again. This time it's a 17-yard strike to Zach Turner, who now has his second of the night. Duncanville leads 34-7, 9:12 Q3.

Lancaster's first drive goes nowhere and the Tigers are forced to punt. Duncanville has the ball on their own 35 after a penalty on the punt return.

The second half is underway as Duncanville kicks off for a touchback and Lancaster starts with the ball on their own 25.

HALFTIME: DUNCANVILLE 28, LANCASTER 7

Here's a look at the halftime stats:

SECOND QUARTER

TOUCHDOWN DUNCANVILLE! Russell makes a gorgeous back shoulder throw and Trenton Yancey makes an insane catch in the far corner of the end zone and keeps his feet in bounds. Duncanville leads 28-7, 0:41 Q2.

FUMBLE! Lancaster calls a few run plays in an effort to close out the first half, but Duncanville strips the ball and Landon Barnes recovers the fumble to give the Panthers great field position and 54 seconds to work with.

Duncanville was putting together another solid drive but it fizzled out and the Panthers were forced to punt with about a minute left in the first half.

TOUCHDOWN DUNCANVILLE! The Panthers put together a strong drive, capped off by a short Jaqualon Armstrong touchdown run. Duncanville leads 21-7, 2:59 until halftime.

TOUCHDOWN LANCASTER! The Tigers punch it in on a goal line run by Izayah Lee and it's now 14-7 Duncanville, 8:29 Q2.

After a Lancaster punt, Duncanville had the ball on their own 12-yard line but Keelon Russell threw up a prayer that was picked off by the Tiger defense. Lancaster has the ball back on the Duncanville 46.

The first quarter comes to a close and Lancaster has the ball on the Duncanville 48-yard line to begin the second.

END OF Q1: DUNCANVILLE 14, LANCASTER 0

FIRST QUARTER

TOUCHDOWN DUNCANVILLE! Russell gets his second of the night, hitting Zach Turner from four yards out to put Duncanville ahead 14-0 with under a minute to go in the first.

Lancaster put together a decent drive but had a touchdown called back and then the drive stalled. The Tigers attempted a 40-yard field goal but it was just short. Duncanville ball with just over three minutes to go in the first.

TOUCHDOWN DUNCANVILLE! The Panthers waste no time driving down the field and scoring as Keelon Russell connects with Dakorien Moore from about 15 yards out and Duncanville leads 7-0, 9:42 Q1.

PREGAME

Keelon Russell put on a show last week with six touchdowns through the air, but he could not have done it without his main man, 5-star Oregon commit Dakorien Moore.

The nation’s No. 1-rated wide receiver tallied a season-high 241 yards and four touchdowns on just nine receptions, averaging nearly 27 yards per catch.

With the Tigers allowing 35 points to Cedar Hill two weeks ago, Duncanville's star duo could be poised to put on another show in Lancaster Friday night.

-- Sam Brown | sam@scorebooklive.com | @sblivesports

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SAM BROWN

Sam Brown covers high school sports as well as NCAA football and basketball. Sam began his professional career as a high school sports reporter for The Tennessean in Nashville where he covered boys and girls prep sports full-time and helped cover Vanderbilt football, Tennessee Titans football and Nashville Predators hockey. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a double major in journalism and communication studies and currently lives in Seattle with his girlfriend and dog.  

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