North Crowley beats Guyer: Live score, updates of Texas high school football showdown (9/13/2024)

Follow live as the nationally ranked Panthers clash in 6A UIL showdown in Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex
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North Crowley managed to pull off the win heard around the country last week, upsetting nationally ranked DeSoto in a shootout on the road.

Can the Panthers keep its hot start rolling? Guyer stands in the way. The Wildcats and North Crowley play on Friday night and the kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

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

Scroll down and refresh this page for the latest game and score updates throughout North Crowley and Guyer's clash:

FINAL: NORTH CROWLEY 49, GUYER 28

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4Q

-- North Crowley has the ball inside the Guyer 40-yard line early in the fourth qarter.

3Q

-- North Crowley's Cornelius Warren breaks off a 41-yard run and the clock hits quadruple zeros to end the quarter.

-- White has five catches for 141 receiving yards and three touchdowns. What a day for the Guyer receiver.

-- TOUCHDOWN, Guyer! Mason White pulls down a TD pass in between two defenders with 51 seconds left to pull within 49-28 of North Crowley, his third touchdown of the night and Kevin Sperry’s fourth. (North Crolwey, 49-38 | 1:50)

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! This is getting rediculous. Jimerson tosses to Gibson, who hauls a 79-yard touchdown catch-and-go for his fourth score of the day and to put him well over the 200-yard all-purpose mark. (North Crowley, 49-21 | 3:18)

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! Quinten Gibson and the Panthers strike back quick. The wideout takes it 47 yards for the score, his third of the day. He has 153 yards total. What a start to 2024 for the senior who was fourth in yardage last season behind three seniors. (North Crowley, 42-14 | 10:37)

-- TOUCHDOWN, Denton Guyer! Wildcats strike quick out of the break, with Sperry hitting Mason White again for six. PAT is good. (35-14, North Crowley | 10:50)

2Q

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! Panthers piling on. This time Cornelius Warren runs from 13 yards out. (North Crowley, 35-7 | 2:11)

-- Blitz up the middle comes and Chris Jimerson evades the sack, and gets a long gain on his feet for a first down inside the red zone.

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! The Panthers strike quickly as Jimerson finds Jeremy Cooper on a flea-flicker for 38 yards. And the PAT is good. North Crowley is building a cushion on a strong Guyer team, backing up its debut at No. 7 in the SBLive/SI national football rankings. (North Crowley, 28-0)

-- FUMBLE! North Crowley forces a fumble after Kevin Sperry is hit and the Panthers take over in Wildcats territory.

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! Jimerson Jr.-Gibson strike again! Jimerson Jr. throws on the run and Gibson contorts to make the catch above his head. (North Crowley, 21-0)

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! The Panthers retake the lead after Chris Jimerson Jr. hits Jaiden Brooks for an impressive outstretched 32-yard TD pass inside the five, then he was tackled into the endzone. (14-7, DeSoto | 11:30)

1Q (7-7, end)

-- TOUCHDOWN, North Crowley! Kevin Sperry hits Mason White for a touchdown to tie it up with about four minutes left. (North Crowley, 7-7 | 3:59)

About Guyer (2-0)

Guyer opened the season by ending two-time defending 5A-D1 champ Aledo's lone winning streak. Then it blasted Martin 38-19 in Week 2.

About North Crowley (2-0)

North Crowley is the No. 2 ranked team in Texas and No. 7 ranked team in the country after upsetting DeSoto 57-51 in Week 2.

Senior Quinten Gibson caught 7 balls for 180 yards and four TDs and North Texas-bound Chris Jimerson Jr. is a dynamo to be reckoned with under center.

More Texas high school football Week 3:

  • Top 100 Texas high school football players: PART 1 | PART 2

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