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Everett (MA) Crimson Tide Football at Xaverian Brothers: September 19th, 2025

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001[Music] Heat. [Music] Hey, heat. Hey, heat. [Music] Hey, hey, hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music] Yeah. [Music] Hey. Hey. Hey. [Music] Hey. [Music] Hey. Hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeah. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Heat. Yeah. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeah. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeah. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, [Music] hey, hey. [Music] Hey, [Music] hey, hey. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeah. [Music] Heat. [Music] This is a place where the legends before us carried on a legacy of winning. [Music] Oh, easy pitch out. [Applause] 40 35 30 20 touchdown. Easy. No flag. >> It has always been the passion, determination, and teamwork that makes it who we are. >> The give to Diamond Ferry. Gets around the corner. One

002man to be steps it up. He's gone. They're not going to catch him. No play. >> Nobody's going to catch him. He's gone for the touchdown. [Music] >> A commitment to excellence is our way of life. >> Find the pass and it is intercepted. Who else but Lucas Dennis is there to pick it and it's a big six forever. Touchdown trip. Winning is what we know and what we do. [Music] Good evening everyone and welcome to tonight's matchup under the bright setting sun here in Westwood, Massachusetts. We're live from Zavarian Brothers High School Stadium where the Ever Crimson Tide is hitting the road to take on the Zavarian Hawks. My name is Animosmani and joining me is the voice we all know and love, the Josh Algazo. Ever coming into this match up Red Hot

003at 2 and 0, rolling with momentum after back-to-back dominating wins to open the season. On the other side, Devarian sits at 1 and0 well rested and reloaded after a bye. Tonight, we'll see if Everett can keep up their perfect record intact against the Tough Searian Hawks or if the Hawks can defend the home turf and stay unbeaten themselves. Josh, what are your thoughts on this game? Yeah, this is a big- time matchup between two of the illustrious powers here in the Bay State. The Searian Hawks right now are the pinnacle of the state. They are the back-to- back state champions. They've done it with some prowess on the sidelines and they have carried their longest winning streak currently in this rivalry with the Crimson Tide as it stands, winning the last three. In fact, last

004year's game is the most lopsided win in Hawk history against Everett, taking that one 56-21. For the Hawks, it looks a little bit different under center. Henry Hasselbeck has now taken his talents to the other side of the coast. He is at UCLA. But now taking the reigns from him is Will Wood. We did see Wood spelling hassle back at times. Whether it was through injury or a quick pickme up. Wood comes into this highly recruited. He is looking at Syracuse amongst other schools. 6'1, 205 lbs. He is a junior and Wood looks to carry the torch that Hasselbeck has passed. For the Crimson Tide, it's going to be really simple. simple in terms of what you need to do, difficult in terms of pulling it off. They have to play clean, disciplined football. Kind

005of like the sky is blue. It's real simple. The Tide had great wins in their first two games, taking care of the Lint Classical uh taking care of the Metric Mustangs in week one and then taking care of the Lint Classical Rams, both in dominating fashion. But this is a whole different animal here with the Zarian Hawks. the Tide. One thing they'd like to do in those first two weeks, while they got off to hot starts, they did pick up maybe one too many penalties that coach Rob Dorto would like to see. So, you're going to have to be clean. You're going to have to play really good football against an experienced Hawks team trying to pull off the trifecta as they have a quest for a three. It's early in the season, but this

006is one of those statement games for both teams. Tradition, pride, and two programs built on excellence colliding right here early in the regular season. And in a lot of cases, sometimes these two teams end up making it to the Super Bowl after a victory on either side or they meet again. Once again, two illustrious programs or surrounded by good talent, good coaching staff and great support from the respective schools as well. You talked about it, anem often do meet in the Super Bowl. The last two Super Bowl victories for the Crimson Tide back in 16 and 17, the very last two years that coach Diviazo was at the sidelines. It was the Zavarian Hawks who opposed the Crimson Tide. Ever beat them in Lynn in 2016 and then in 2017 they beat them decisively at

007Gillette Stadium capping off what has been talked about as one of the best teams of all time here in Massachusetts, that 17 team. So yes, they have a lot of familiarity. The Hawks also have some previous wins against the Tide in Super Bowls that took place earlier. So, they are no strangers to each other. And now we have our captains meeting at midfield. Our captains here looks like for the Severian Hawks, we have number one Dave Shiagato, number eight Dominic Funk, number 21 Christian McIntyre, and number 77 Gino Gio. And for the Crimson Tide, number one, John Barreros. Number five, Gideon Lagal. Number eight, Sam Lome. Number 12, Kervin Joseph. Number 59, Eno Netto. And the big boy, number 74, Nathan Fortune. We are battling a wicked sun right now to to give you this

008one. I know our cam ops are going to be adjusting that f-stop on the fly to give you all the shots at home that you need to see. So, we'll have that sun setting in a little bit. We are going with the 600 p.m. kickoff here down in Westwood. So, it'll get darker as we go on, but uh dealing with a little bit of sun that we wouldn't normally see uh with the 700 p.m. kickoff. >> And it's going to get cooler from here. Current temperature sitting at 78°, but we'll quickly decrease as the game goes along. >> Yeah, it is a nice one right now. I know you're wearing a nice, beautiful cream colored coat. Uh, I would be drenched in that, but it does look light. You wear it well. Thank you very

009much. >> And it looks like Zer will start out the game receiving the ball after that coin toss. Ever will receive it in the second half. >> Also traveling to Westwood, Massachusetts is the Ever Crimson Tide marching band flanks us to the left here on the opposite side of the home bleachers. [Music] You >> might hear some of that bleeding through our microphones here. >> Yeah, we are literally right next to the band. Uh if the tuba player gets tired, I'll probably take some reps from them and uh try my luck at bringing some sweet tunes. Okay, looks like we're getting ready for the national anthem. At one more time, we ask that you please rise, remove your hats, and turn your attention toward the flag at the scoreboard end of the field. >> Our

010flag flies in memory of Sergeant Adam Kennedy, the Mariam Brothers, class of 2001. [Applause] >> This evening, our national anthem will be performed by our very own X-Men. Come on. You are Bless [Music] you. [Music] [Applause] That was the national anthem performed by a performance group representing Zavarian Brothers High School. They were announced as the X-Men for Zavarian Brothers High School. But with that being said, the stage is set, the sun is setting, and kickoff is just underway in a few moments. Two unbeans here in week three of MIAA football action and we can't wait to see what this game has in store for us. Two storied and illustrious programs here in Westwood, Massachusetts. Doesn't get any better than this. Anem, this is what it's all about. Football is back with a headliner in week

011three and we are excited to bring you all of the action. Crimson Tide rocking the all whites. I think it looks sharp. Dig it. The gold is just shining off that beautiful sun. While the Hawks, they dawned this look last year. This is a look from their early 90s where they they bring in the yellow, the canary yellow pants with their patented navy blue top, white helmet. X marks the spot. Here we go. Crimson Tide ready to lead things off. And that's going to be Royel Feniti putting his right foot into it. And receiving for Zarian was number 38 Sergeant Chismaria wide receiver quarterback who takes it up near to midfield. They looked into their own >> 38 yd line >> and it was the kicker for needed who is a defensive player not your

012average kicker who made maybe a touchdown saving tackle. This is one thing the Crimson Tide need to improve on. Their kickoff coverage in the first few weeks of the season has been an eyesore. something that dates back the last few years and right there for coming up with the big stop just past the 35 yd line as you mentioned looks like it's marked at the 37 yd line and our heard a first look for the ever crimson the tide of the very hog offense taking the helm on offense is Will Wood junior quarterback here's a snap hand off to the running back who cuts it up middle breaks a few tackles and finally brought down by the last line of defense for the Crimson Tide. I think that was number nine, Tyler Freddy on the

013final tackle. >> And the Hawks going no huddle. That was number 10, Bryce Todd as the senior ripped off a big gain up the middle and the Hawks waste no time. Todd's going to get it again. Same spot. Why not? Different result. Good job by the Crimson Tide right there. Shoring up the interior. Kurvin Joseph in on the stop and you see big number 66, the young sophomore EJ Wright. He has made his presence felt in the first two weeks of the season. The big fella certainly knows how to put that hand in the ground and bring on some movement. That brings second and eight. Clock continues to run as there's two consecutive running plays. And now here comes their third play of the drive. Will Wood and the shotgun. Two receivers to the top

014of the screen. Here's a snap. He rolls right looking for options now deep. Good coverage by the defense and pass flies out of bounds for an incomplete pass. That was Tyler Freddy in coverage. >> Excellent job by the the the Tied defensive line. Nathan Fortune did a great job stringing Wood out. That was an automatic. That was a designed roll out to the right. Wood going towards his arm strength side. But Fortune did a nice job not uh keeping outside contained and you mentioned a Tyler Freddy in coverage. Not much could happen there. Some pursuit from the backside as well. And the Tide forcing the first big play of the game. We're going to have third down and eight upcoming. And the ball is parted at the Ever 48 yd line. Hollow snaps and it's

015going to be Willwood under center eye formation. Two receivers. And here it comes. We got a motion by number 21. It's going to be toss run play to the far side of the field. And it looks like they will pick up the first down. Uh really that's that's tough to stomach right there. Third and eight. You run a toss play towards the Hawk sideline and they pick it up with relative ease. And right now you're looking at this if you're coach FARo and you're going to say, you know what, we'll just probably keep the ball on the ground and force the Tide to stop us. I mean, that's tough right there toss play. That should be something that you're actually thanking them for running. But you know what? When you execute like that up front,

016you move at the line of scrimmage and you have a running back that puts his foot down in the dirt, first downs will be made. You got a huge battle in the trenches between these two teams of the go really ablebodied lineman. Here's the running back. Clean hole up the middle and the fall brought down by Jeremiah Joseph and John Barreros. Once again, you're looking at it so far Bryce Todd having his name called early and often. And that was just an a simple dive play shading off tackle and daylight before Todd's even facing contact. Making his way six to seven yds down the field before contact and then getting the extra push. Chains are moving right now. Hawks are in business. Here's a look at the replay. Nice job by Joseph and Barrerero. since

017the last line of defense, but going to need more from the line of scrimmage and the linebackers are going to have to really come scraping downhill. We're going to see that eye formation again >> and another motion by the receiver and it's going to be play action. He's looking down the middle down deep wide open for Zarian Hogs number 21 Christian McIntyre senior for Zarian Hawks and there will strike first with the opening touchdown. And Wood did a real nice job on the play action. He actually used the ball fake putting the ball in the belly of Todd pulling it back out and then McIntyre just running down the field wide open. Ball right between the numbers and the Hawks just like that in a quick matter of time are on the board. He was

018a motion man. Here's a snap with the extra point. Kick is up and through the goal post. Zarian takes the early lead in their opening drive 70-0 with nine minutes and 27 seconds left in the first quarter. >> Yeah, that's a tough start right there. You know, you you you give up the first gash running play of of the game and then you come up, you stop him to a two- yard gain after they pick up that initial first down. You had a you had a nice job on the pursuit forcing the incomplete. You have third and eight. That's where you want to be on defense. And then the toss play to the Hawk sideline was where the floodgates opened up for the rest of that offensive possession. So let's see what the Tide have

019in store as they bring their return team on the field and then we'll see their offense. But tough way to start. [Music] And back deep for the Crimson Tatch receives this kickoff are John Barreros and Jamari Dulan. Kicking for the Baron Hawks is number 83 Xander Bolstice. Here's a kick and it does make his way down deep and it's going to be Jamari Doul who feels it in tries to make a move to the sideline try and find some space and gets chased out of bounds. Not too much of a gain there and the ball will be spotted. >> Dolan is one of the tides. Sorry. >> Believe that ball spotted was in the uh 17 yd line. Can't really see from this angle. >> As I was saying, you're looking at Dan on the

020replay. Jamari is definitely one of the Tide's most explosive players. He has a touchdown already to his name on the season. 14 carries, 150 yards, and his his best touchdown might have been one that was called back against Medford a week earlier where he just put on the absolute Jets. He's going to get the initial carry of the game. Jet sweep going to the Hawk sideline and he is met hard out of bounds and that'll bring some yellow laundry onto the field as that's going to be a late hit out of bounds. So, the Tide will receive their first break of the game getting a first down on what will be a personal foul against Zarian. >> And you said that the Jets sweep for a player with all the Jets on the Crimson Tide.

021[Music] And >> there's a look at the replay. >> You can see Dulan making his way to the outside and then just a little extra curricula there. Well out of bounds. Actually got to the track. Looked like he was ready to pass the baton in the 400 m when he finally got tackled. >> Now we're at the 31 yd line. Tyler Freddy in the shotgun position. John Barber's in the back field. >> It's going to be a quarterback key for Tyler. He pitches it out to Jamari Dulan and gets swallowed up quickly by the Zarian defense. First time we're seeing that try option and it was really good execution. Tip your hat to the Hawks defense having all three levels covered. You had the immediate uh ball fake to the upback. They had that covered.

022Then Freddy did the right thing. He took the open space, makes the pitch to a guy with electric speed, but the Hawks defense had the answer, holding it to just a one-yd gain. So yeah, man, that that might be a a a notion of things to come if that's how the Hawks defense is going to be. Now it's John Bareros. We know he can run with the football and Bareros isn't going to get much there. Again, the Hawks pursuit to the football is showing. That was a captain for the very Christian McIntyre who made those defensive plays. The first the tackle on Jamari Doulan and then forcing John Morero out of bounds. Crim Tide is faced with a third and in this situation too long. >> Yeah, we got about third down and seven maybe

023maybe a long six. [Applause] >> Here's a snap by Freddy. It's going to be play action. He's going to try to run it himself, but nowhere to go. gets quickly swallowed up by the Zarian front line and that forces a fourth down. >> And that was a designed pass play, but immediate pressure and fire under Freddy. He did a nice job just tucking the ball trying to pick something up. Gets back to the line of scrimmage. The punt team will come out. So after a 15yd gift on a hit out of bounds, Tide unable to bring anything else there. So their defense will come back onto the field. Hopefully they can get a nice punt. This is John Bareros and he is under all kinds of pressure. Bareros is going to take it to the

024sideline and he's going to pick up the first down and then some. John Bareros in not a design play. Something that the coaches will want to talk about because as soon as he took the snap, he was under an allout siege. But Barreros being the athlete that he is, put a quick stiff arm, put the Jets onto the Hawk sideline, and there's a look at it right there. And finally pushed out of bounds by the return man number 34 Jonathan Santo Santoso. [Music] But now a fresh set of downs for the Crimson Tide. First and 10 from the Bavarian 41 yd line. Let's see if the Tide maybe try to go for one here. Maybe they put the ball on the belly and try to hit something up top. Maybe a skinny post. The safety's

025basically not even in the picture right now. Hawks playing deep in the box. going to hand off to John Barreros who does find good space on the far side of the field to pick up a few yards on the play. >> Nice job by Barreros going off tackle left, liking the view to the Hawk sideline. There's a look at it. Receives a real nice seal block at the top of the play. I believe that was the tight end sealing off one of the interior linemen that gave the space that Barreros needed. That was Armani Negron with an excellent block on the seal. >> Second and four here. We got Jamari Julian in motion and it's going to be key by Tyler Freddy off the middle and he's going to pick up the first down right

026at the sticks. Nice execution. Freddy putting on the fake on the jet sweep and again that's an option read. So Freddy right there is reading his key and if he sees that the edge is coming inside, he'll actually make that handoff to Dulan. But Freddy does a nice job, sees that he has the opening. And Freddy has been outstanding in the early portions of this season. When he tucks it, he is getting downhill. He's looking to leave a print on your face mask when he runs with the football. and his John Barreros who gets immediately bet met in the backfield by number 62 Marco Diko junior defensive tackle for the Hawks. >> Big answer for the Hawks right there after some momentum for the Tide starting to rise and it was Marco Demo making a

027big meeting in the back field. That's going to be a threeyd loss. And that hurts right there. You got a couple real nice running plays. You're in Hawks territory. You still are, but now you're behind the chain. Second down and long. Ball spotted at the 33 yd line. Here's Freddy in the shotgun once again. Media snapped. Hand off to Barrerero who tries to power his way up the middle. Picks up just a couple yards. Looks like he might have made it to the original line of scrimmage. >> Well, he did a nice job shutting off the first few tackles. Unfortunately, the rest of the Hawks cavalry was quick to pounce. So, not much room for Barreros. Gets back to the original line of scrimmage. So, we're going to look at third and 10 for the

028tie. There's a look at it right there. You can see again the Hawks really fly to the football very well. Signs of a really intact in tune hyperfocused defense. >> Jabari Douan in motion as going to be play action. He's looking down left. He is nothing there. Tries to make something happen himself up the middle. Refuses to go down but finally does >> under the unescapable grapple of number 62 once again. Marco. Yeah, Demo again. But Freddy, how about just leaving the gas tank and just letting it fly right there. Really did a great job. Let's see if we can give Freddy some time because he looked like he had uh Negron streaking down the field, but again, Freddy's under an allout siege, so he really doesn't have too much time to keep his eyes

029downfield before blue jerseys are invading his territory. Going forward on fourth down, fourth and four for the Crimson Tide. We got four receivers out of the shotgun. Freddy looking to his right. Jamari Dulan >> couldn't haul that in. >> Oh, I love the play call. Quick arrow to Dulan. The ball was there. Dan's going to want to have that back and we know he's been short-handed in the early portions of this season. That one just goes through the wickets and the Hawks will take over on downs. But really nice play call. You're facing that kind of pressure. You know what you need to pick up for the down to gain. Get the ball out of Freddy's hands quickly. You put it on the money, but the Hawks will take over. Now the defense is going

030to have to answer. Listen, one way this is going to happen is you're going to have to really shore up that run defense and make the Hawks earn it. So let's see what happens here with 410 left in the first quarter. Ball on the 24 yd line and we're going to get a second look here at Will running the offense for the Hawks. >> And backing him up is Bryce Todd to his left. Two receivers down of the formation. Here's a snap read option. It's going to be a quarterback keep, but well covered by Tyler Freddy and support by Kervin Joseph. Quarterback on quarterback. That was a nice keep by Wood, but it was fellow quarterback and safety on the other side of the ball. Tyler Freddy filling the gap and making the stick. And

031Jeremiah Joseph again, as you said, aneming up on the stop about a four yd gain. So, still, you know, a healthy game for the Hawks, but from what we've seen so far, you'll take it for the tide. Second and six. >> And the quarterback did take his time to actually read his options there, then finally making the decision. Good patience there. But now he goes under center with two receivers to the top eye formation. It's going to be a direct hand off to none other than Tric Todd. And again, getting off the pile. It's number 66 EJ Wright. Kervin Joseph also in the stop, but EJ Wright really made it happen there. He he he took on a couple jobs right there. He absolutely handled the offensive lineman at the line of scrimmage, driving him

032into the ball carrier, and then he said, "You know what? I'm going to make the play as well." There it is. A good look at it. The old clothesline 1993 SummerSlam. EJ Wright bringing the heat right there. So, we're going to have third down and that's going to be about four. Scoreboard's calling it five, but he's got about four yds to gain. Big play coming up for the tie. So, there go with the eye formation again. A little bit of a power look and it's going to be a play action. Roll out to his right. Plenty of time to >> Good coverage. Nice job by Jeremiah Joseph reading that. That was the tight end dragging across the middle. The Tide had all phases covered right there. And Joseph did a nice job breaking in, getting

033his right hand in on it. That's a big stop for the Tide. Look at it right here. Look at the replay. You're going to get a pulling guard, showing the counter fake. Wood puts the ball on the belly. He rolls out. He's looking. He's looking. His first two targets weren't there. Finds the tight end, but it's Joseph, the long junior, coming in with the stab. And I tell you what, if he had a white jersey in the area, that's how you come up with an in. Nice job. And now we got a punt coming up by Zarian. And back to receive are John Barreros and Jamari Dulan. Here's a punt. Low long drive. Oh, pick it up. That's a knuckler. Nice job by Barreros. And a good return by John getting it just shy of

034the 45 yd line off the knuckle ball. Lowlining punt from Xander Gvestus. I had to correct myself. That was Curtis Joseph who was back there to receive as well, but it was John Bareros who ended up fielding the punt. >> Yeah, the Tide typically like to employ two returners back there, try to split the field. Nice job by Barrera's picking it up because on punts like that, if you don't get to it, that that'll roll down the length of the field. So, while it doesn't meet the artistic impression eye that you're looking for, if you can get someone to not return it, that'll roll. Good job by Barreros. And he actually made a little bit of something happen. So, tied just shy of midfield. ball on the 44 yd line. Tyler Freddy in the shotgun.

035Here's a snap. It's a QB draw. Designed quarterback draw, but the Hawks not taking the bet bait. And it was a trio in on the stop. Number 73, Marty Barnes. We've talked about Marco Demo. And it was another interior lineman involved, but uh nice job by the Hawks interior. I I like the play call, but uh just again Hawks defense really showing that they're up to stuff. So so far >> and Josh, you and I are so battling in the sun here, but this is brutal. Yeah, thanks for the 6 p.m. kickoff. Love it. Again, I'm sure our cam ops do too. They're just staring into the sun, burning out their retinas. We got a flag here. >> Flag is down. >> Was there a timeout call just in time before that or >> Yes,

036it was. Good call. Tide looked like they were facing a potential delay of game, but coach Diorto wisely calls the to0. They're going to talk things over here. >> There was a weird formation out there, too. So, I was trying to describe what it was, but maybe we'll have a second look at here if they come out of the come out of this timeout with that stable formation. Love the look at home. You got a little picture and picture for you looking at both sidelines. Great job from the truck. Love that stuff. You can see both coaches kind of going over strategy here for the for the Tide. Let's see. Let's see what we can make. Now, you lost a yard on that QB draw. So, you're coming out of this at second down and

03711. They may try to go back to a little bit of a an option out out of that spread look. See if they give it to Bareros or pull it out of the belly or maybe a quick pass on the line of scrimmage. You might see a quick wide receiver screen. That's kind of what they had faked there on the QB draw. right now. Unfortunately, for the tide passing game, it's going to have to be quick. >> And just look at that glare on that camera. >> Here's a snap to Barreros. Corrals it and tries to get something out of it, but loses yards on the play. >> That's too bad. So, right there, the Tide kind of running a a wildcat look. Barreros was taking uh he was the lone player back there. Unfortunately,

038he had to climb the ladder to come down with that snap. He did a good job just coming down with it. There might have actually have been something there, but uh you have a high snap like that that's going to set you back. And it looked like it was number 18 Michael Harden who was in on the stop. So the Tide now at this point are just trying to avoid anything catastrophic. It is third down and long and we are entering the final minute here in the first quarter. Here's Freddy taking the snap, looking down short and immediately met by once again number 18 Michael Harden in coverage. >> Yeah, he was looking for Steven Thomas out in the flat. Uh and even if he had got got it to him, it was well covered.

039>> So the Tide now will be forced to punt. >> And punting for the Tide is John Barreros. Zarren sending two receivers back to receive, splitting the field. Number 38 and number 34. >> Another high snap. Great job by Bareros just to handle it. >> And that's going to that's a solid solid punt right there considering that Bareros had a right hand paw that to knock it out of the air. And then he actually hit a little spiral on it. Ran out of some real estate in the sideline. But at this point, you're looking at just not giving up a big return. Ball's going to be spotted at the 32 yd line and the Hawks will take over. >> There's a good look at it. Nice job from our sideline camera. That's Tony Law operating

040the monopod with our Pterodex system. So, nice job by Tony. And again, kudos to the truck. Justin Han bringing you the shots from his director's chair. We got Joel Camley, our video engineer, dialing in, working extra extra sweat equity with the sun right now. Not helping anybody, but that's why he's the engineer extraordinaire. >> Oh, he's a shading guru. >> Hear the snap. There's going to be a hand up to number nine who goes off tackle, picks up a good few yards on the play. And that's the first time we saw Kyle Celestian, the big fella, rumbling right there. And uh that's one way to move the sticks. That's going to be a first down game. Ball spotted at the Zarian 42 yd line. >> So a gain of 10. >> First time we saw

041that look from Zarian so far in this game was two split backs. But now we're going back to the eye formation. Going to be a power hand off to once again number nine who powers his way to the Everett 37 yd line. So this this time you saw the Hawks hand it off. That was the play action play they ran last series of downs with the third down that was knocked down by Joseph. This time the handoff goes to Celestian and the locomotive with just an absolute expressbound train. Nothing in front of him and he almost dragged the defender another 10 yards. That's how this first quarter is going to end. Coming at the right time for the Tide. Maybe reset a little bit. Keep your composure. I know this has been a tough spot

042for them the last couple years. You're still hanging in there. The way this started, 7 nothing game after one frame, but man, you better you better slap that cold water in your face because the Hawks offense is on the move. >> And that was Kyle Celestein with backto back plays. We see him taking over for Bryce Todd, it seems, who receives the workload in the first two drives of the game. And on that last play with John Barreros, who's being dragged and ending up making that tackle on Kyle Celestein. Well, the best thing that's also happened with this quarter break is the sun looks like it's finally setting behind the bleaches. I I I have some green spots right now in the eyes, but um my my my solar my glasses are working pretty well,

043but we we'll definitely take the sun dropping just below the bleaches right now. >> And the Tide defense going to have to saddle up here. >> First and 10 at their own 38 yd line. >> It's pretty simple. Hawks just playing ball. Why not? Got some some big fellas up front. But hey, Todd's got some big interior linemen themselves. Let's see what happens. >> We're getting that split back look again. I think now entering the field flanking the quarterback is number zero Nico Torion and Kyle Celestein is still there who takes a hand off right now. Bounces off tackle and picks up a gain of looks like six yards. Celestian is a man on a mission right now. Nice shot by the tide filling. I mean, Joseph coming in trying to lay the lumber as

044best as he can. Celestian has Lara physics on his side. He's a big boy. And what what's not helping is just the full steam ahead. He's getting that handoff and he is getting a good 5 yd running start before he's facing any contact. That's that's a lot to ask for from your next level. Second and two coming for the Hawks. >> Second and two at the ever 30 yd line. >> Two receivers to the top. >> And we still see >> Kyle Celestein in the back field to the right of the quarterback. >> Here's a snap. He's going to receive the handoff again. Straight up the middle and finally brought down by Curtis Jo Joseph. Chest on chest form tackle right there. the best way to bring down a running back of that stature. >>

045And that's actually the other Joseph. So there's two Josephs. That's Jeremiah Joseph and making the last two tackles. And right now the Hawks wasting no time catching the tide. Defense not exactly ready and Celestian is just powering forward. And the Hawks again wasting no time. Tie defense got to get ready to go here. And it's going to be hand off to Celeste again. He's going to reach over and score once more for the Hawks, bringing up the score to 13-0 here in the second quarter. And I tell you that was the first time where Celestian didn't actually go unabated for 5 yds, but he only needed two yards and he was able to roll forward off of the initial Barrerero hit. John Barreros really came in well at the line at point of attack but

046Celestian again big boy running at full speed. Here's a snap for the extra point and it goes through the goal post giving the Hawks a 140 lead. [Applause] >> So the Hawks now >> scoring quickly in both quarters. That was kind of demoralizing right there. There's a look at it. So, you can see that Barrerero met him low, >> but still, I mean, a real good downhill running forward lean from Celestian. He's going to win that battle. >> There we got a look at Robert Deer, a returning coach. And in his first stint here at Everett, did he face off against the Zvarian Hawks? >> Oh, yes, he did. He actually uh he won his first game right here at the Hawk Bowl. Came down to dramatic fashion and it went to overtime and it

047was a Narini Mohamd touchdown and two-point conversion that won the game for the Crimson Tide. Here's a kickoff deep to John Barreros. turns it up field and brought down by number 25 Joseph Drosy. There's a good look at Barreros who lost his bonnet. Nice return. [Music] He actually took it out of the waiting arms of Dulan. And just at the end, you're going to see his helmet pop off. A little bit of facetime for Beros. And then here's the Crimson Tide taking the field for their third drive of the game. >> Ball spot at the 29 yd line. First and 10. >> Sam Lome sprinting off the field as the Tai trying to unveil their 12th player. That would definitely help them right now. >> Is that going to be a second timeout? >> Yes,

048it is. And it looked like there was some confusion with personnel. So, timeout is called, which >> you have to call it if if if you don't have the personnel groupings that you're looking for, but that's uh >> these are the things we talked about it in the pregame. They they may seem simple. They they are a part of the >> fundamental execution of a game, but you're playing a caliber of an opponent like this, you have to play your best football. And your best football means playing clean, disciplined, and executing in all phases. You just can't have any any any hiccups here. >> That timeout allows John Bar to check back into the game since his helmet came off in the last play. But here he is flanking Freddy. Here's a snap to Freddy

049who takes it up the middle. Good look temporarily, but he does get a gain of a few yards on the play. I do I do like that right now cuz Freddy what Freddy's giving you is he's immediately just ball fake going down and he is busting forward. So at least he's trying to gather some momentum. It's going to pick up about four yards. So let's see if we can maybe get some action going with Freddy trying to really bulldoze his way forward. But still you're seeing a really good job by the Hawks linebacking core. They're not they're coming downhill this time. It's Baros >> found something to gain something. Initially what looked like it lost on the play. Barreros managed to improvise and power through just to get back to the original spot. It's going

050to be third and seven. Ball remains on the 32 yd line. >> There's a look at the replay. one >> gets swallowed up quickly but uses his strength to get back to the line of scrimmage. But now here's the Crimson Tide facing third and seven in their own 32 yd line. Freddy in the shotgun takes a snap looking for a deep pass in the corner. He's got him. >> Good connection from Freddy to Dulan. >> That's a beautiful pass by Freddy >> dropping it in the bucket. Nice route. Dulan running a corner route right there. I love the spacing. Here's a look at it. Check it out. >> Freddy drops back. He's going to drop this thing right in a bucket. Plenty of real estate for Dulan to work with and does a nice job

051hauling it in. That's a big play for the Crimson Tide. Let's see if they can capitalize. >> First and 10 from the 45 yd line. We got Julian in motion and he's going to receive it but gets tripped up and brought down by number 11 Julian >> of the Zarian Hawks senior defensive lineman. >> That's too bad. You know that momentum shortlived. You lose five on the next play and it it it puts your offense who's had a hard time moving the football behind the chains. That's tough right there. >> So it'll be second and 14, loss of four on the play. Tyler Freddy taking the direct snap. Gets immediate pressure. Nice job, Tyler. Nice job, Tyler. >> Slips past it one defender and brings it up. Close to the chains. Won't necessarily pick up

052the first down, but it makes it a little bit more manageable, don't you think, Josh? A >> that's a big game right there. Big gain. Freddy immediately as we've seen tonight, not having much time to throw, but the instincts to just tuck it and run. Find an opening. Get get yourself going forward. Great job by Tyler. Tackled by Jackson Holmes, but not before now creating a third and in your favor possession. It's third down and about three. >> Two running backs in the back field is going to be John Barreros. He takes it up and takes a pile to the first down marker. to be just enough. >> Yes, he does. First down, Crimson Tide. Nice job by Barrerero getting some help from his friends as he's able to move the pile. Big first down.

053>> Needed to gain two and a half. Check it out. There's Barreros and Onto's pulling. You see big number 68 Gano Foster providing some beef. All right, here we go. First down and 10. Ball spotted at the 35 yd line. Tai trying to get into business here. Trying to cut the score in half. Jamari Dulan in motion is going to be designed quarterback power to the opposite side. Good blocking. Good run. Great execution by the Crimson Tide on that play. Looks like they'll pick up another first down. This drive sponsored by the quarterback number nine, Tyler Fernie, making it happen. We're talking about it, man. He's he's making it happen with his feet. And it's that it's that no nonsense that that decisive attack getting downhill finding just a little bit of a seam to

054work with. As long as he's not getting hit as soon as he's catching the handoff, Freddy is making it happen right now. >> So first and 10 at the 24 yd line. Freddy in the back field. Jamari Dueling in motion. High snap, but Freddy coralled it down and gets brought down in the back field for a loss on that play. Second and long. Looks like a loss of three yds. You're going to look at the snap. Snap comes up high. Freddy does a nice job just coming down with it, not giving up possession. It's going to result in a loss. [Applause] So it's second down and 13. >> Ball now at the 27 yd line. >> We got Steven Thomas in the back field alongside Freddy. Freddy takes a snap looking down middle once again

055with the pressure immediately off the snap and brought down behind the line of scrimmage by number eight Dominic Funk for a sack. Dominant Funk will be taking his talents to Chestnut Hill next year as a and he is joining his family. His brother DJ currently on the roster and his father also starred for the Eagles. So a legacy recruit Dominic Funk, one of the highly touted players for the Hawks as they as he makes a huge play right there and the Hawks now have the tide where they want him. Third down and 18. Fernie lining up, >> takes a snap, looking down deep on the fate for Jeremiah Joseph, just out of reach. And that's going to be fourth and 18 for the Crimson Tide. >> Not a bad ball, not a bad route. He

056actually had a little bit of time to throw. He had near a three Mississippi count, which is really something to be seen right now. And Freddy Freddy almost dropped that one in there. So, I like the call. Well, I mean, you have no no choice right there, but uh at least he had a little bit of time to throw. This is going to be fourth down and 18. You might as well go for it because you're in the right side of the field. And the ball wasn't too far out of the reach of Jeremiah Joseph. So, that was a good look. But here they are. Fourth and 18. Three receivers to the top of the screen. Draws back in the pocket. J ball gets hit from behind and it's going to be blown as an

057incomplete pass. >> Yeah, it's just tough. I mean, moving forward. >> You don't have much time back there, you know. It's uh it's it's difficult. You got to make passes. It it's you're asking a lot if the ball has to come out of your hands in a in a quick beat. It was Dominic Funk with the pressure and the hit on the arm right there. Might have been a fumble. >> Yeah. You know, in any situation like that, you you have to treat that like that ball is live. Thankfully, it was uh ruled incomplete, but uh what what what appeared to be a promising drive for the Tight ends and they lost a down. So, the Hawks now looking to build on their 14- nothing lead with 507 remaining here in the first half. In

058the back field now along with Will Wood is number 10 Bryce. Todd >> and Nico Pigleioni drops back in the pocket looking for his options. Dumps it down [Music] and brought out of bounds by number 11 Armani Negron after a gain of nine yards. Really nice job by Wood, you know, extending the play, rolling to his left, finds his running back in the flat, rolling with him, and then Todd does a nice job making a little bit extra after the catch. So what what appeared to be initially good coverage and some pressure results in an 8 yd gain for the Hawks on first play. Got to tip your hat, Hawks just making the right play at the right time. back under center for this second and short situation. Is going to be a hand off

059to Todd who does pick up the first down and gets hit gets brought down from underneath him. John Barreros in on the stop. It was John Baros. Thank you Josh. [Music] Checking into the field is number eight Sam Mcome for the Crimson Tide. First and 10 for the Hawks. ball on the 46 yd line. There's going to be one under center with Todd in the back. Receiver in motion [Applause] and was that an off size or a false start? Russian call it a false start on that play. Tide getting a bit of a break there. And there it is. The confirmation from the ref. It was a false start. So, it'll be first and 15 for the Hawks. [Music] >> So, first and 15. Now, this is where your defense, they need to rally around

060this here. You know, you you're giving them 15 yards to pick up that first down. Defense really needs to step up. This is big. The Hawks is now lining up in the shotgun. [Applause] Wood commanding his offense to get the proper formation. Finally, he does take the snap. It's going to be hand off to Todd straight up the middle, but good stand by that front four of the Crimson Tide to limit the gain to only four yardds. So, it'll be second and excuse me, second and 12. Freddy in on the stop right there. Nice job by the defensive line forcing the ball carrier Todd to take it to the next level and bounce it outside. Freddy did a good job on the attack. Also in around the play was number 44 Kyle Koleo. This is

061exactly where the ball is spotted right now at 44 yd line. Second 12 is lining up in the shotgun again flanked by Todd [Applause] waiting a snap. Here it is. Another power hand off to Todd who gets brought down hard on contact by John Ferreros. Ferraros. Excellent job coming up in on that play making the stop. And I'm going to tell you something. You're going to see right here. The Hawks actually have the point of attack blocked, but Barreros being the free hitter to the ball makes the tackle. If he's not making that tackle right there, Todd has a lot of real estate after what was an initial surge from the Hawks front line. You need this right now, An. This is third down and 11. You need to make this stop. >> And the

062clock continues to run as we're approaching the 2-minute mark here soon. Third and 11 on the 45. Zarian lining up with a shotgun. Waiting the snap. Receiver in motion. And it's going to be a pass. Looking down deep. Coverage is good. A great pursuit by Wii. >> That's why Feniti coming up with the big play. And I'm going to actually tell you right now, other than the playaction pass that went to a touchdown for McIntyre earlier, the Tigers pass defense has been there today. They've done a good job with pressure, but they've done a better job with their coverage downfield. And you see Feniti, nice job with the replay. Feniti coming up with the big stop. That was huge. And now the Hawks are going to punt it here. Clock is going to run. We

063are inside two minutes, 134 to be exact. And here is the punch. John Barrera, the soul man back down deep. Won't get the opportunity to field it. The ball will be blown at the Everett 38 yd line. And there was a really nice job by number eight Sam Lome who actually put he was in the face of the punter and that may have deterred that punt going where it went landing shallow towards the Hawk sideline. So nice job by the senior Lome. And let's see if the Tide can come up with an answer here after what was a really good drive. They had they had an excellent drive. It just fizzled on a couple losses back to back. Let's see if they can build on that. Minute 25. Let's see if they get Let's see

064if they get one here before the half. >> Here's Freddy taking the offense. >> Looking down below for a screen play screen play, but the ball finds the turf instead for a second and 10. >> That's not a bad call. You You've had pressure in your face. >> Good way to get rid of it quickly is a high percentage screen throw. >> There's a look at it right there. [Music] [Applause] Z has been blitzing a lot throughout this game. That's how they keep getting the pressure on Freddy. I still if you can get just a little bit of time, I would challenge the middle of the field. Hawks traditionally always play real tight. You can work those seams inside skinny post, maybe tight end, send them down the field. There's Nebron there and again looking

065for that screen but unable to get anything going. And now you're third and 10. >> I think you're correct about the way the Zarian defense is taking this approach. They were stacking that box, playing really up close, all eight people close to the line of scrimmage. I mean, for all the years I've seen this game, that's typically how they play it. They are a consistent machine and I've seen success with those plays across the middle of the field. Now, you need a little bit of time to make those plays happen, but Here's third and 10 for the Crimson Tide. Freddy waiting to snap. Here it is. And trying to find two receivers in the middle of the field. >> That was John Barreros and number 12 Kurt Joseph. >> I mean, it's you're just not

066going to have success when you you have no time to throw the football. I mean, that wasn't a screened pass, yet it looked like one because that's the surge you saw from the Hawks front. >> It's It's too bad. >> And with 1 minute and 13 seconds left in the first half, the tire is going to settle for a punt. John Barrera's clean look. Good punt and it will get far caught at the >> two yd line. >> Number 34, Jonathan. And finally, we'd like to say good luck to the freshman and JB football team who are traveling to >> So right here, just play out this minute seven. Play it safe. Keep this game at 14. Refresh it at the break and try to figure some things out. Do not give up a home

067run here. >> A minute seven left. >> Sorry, Josh. They do receive the ball in the second half. >> You can you can still carry some momentum here. Just getting it keeping them off the board. So with the ball at the 32 yd line within approaching the one minute mark here in the second half is going to line up in the shotgun. Todd splitting out. Empty back field with the quarterback. Good pressure, good coverage. Quarterback extending the play. Tries to find somewhere in on the sideline. That was caught by number 38 Sergeant Shimadia, sophomore. >> That's a that's a big big time play. What a throw from Will Wood. What a catch from Sergeant Shimadia. I mean, that's well covered. Look at this. Look at the replay. He's going to escape the grasp of Yel

068Feniti. Armani Negron in pursuit. How about you can't cover it any better. Freddy is right there. He threw it. He put it on the back shoulder of Shamadia. That's just you you tip your hat to a quarterback making a play like that. You can see why Will Wood has garnered the division one attention at the next level that he has. And that's why Hawks fans are very pleased about their current state as he's only a junior. We talked about Henry Hasselbeck in the open taking his talents to UCLA. And and right now you could see some some cheers for the big fella EJ Wright who comes up a little gimpy. Hopefully he's okay cuz he's a big part of that Crimson Tide defense. [Music] >> But now the Hawks in Crimson Tide territory. The clock

069is running. [Music] >> Here's once again good coverage on the field. But he was going to take the ball himself and might take it all the way. >> He loses the ball. That's out of the end. Oh, he recovered it in the end zone. That's going to be a touchdown. Nope. >> That could be a touchback. Let's see what they're calling here. >> I don't think he had possession by the time he went out of bounds after that forced fumble by the Cougie defender. Revers going to discuss. >> Oh, they're calling it. Yeah. And you know what? He did appear he did appear to recover it before ending in the back line of the end zone. >> Wow, look at this. Okay, so Wood again, nowhere to go. He's going to tuck it and run.

070You're going to get a good look at it. He gets a block. Takes a big hit. Ball comes out. >> But watch Wood. He's going to recover that. And he gets possession right there. >> Ah, he's in. He's in. And that's too bad. That's too bad. Another another foot. He gets to that back line. That's a touchback. But otherwise, that that's it in. I mean, >> oh man. Ty just can't can't catch one right there. But you got to tip your hat. What made it happen in the first place? You know, he you've seen the tide pass defense has been outstanding. Wood has had really on his first, second, and third read just had nowhere to go, but he showed off his wheels right there. Then you make a play. We actually knocked the ball

071out. Looked like it was destined to be a touchback, but would just get in control of it at the last moments. And what we didn't need to happen did happen is the Tide give up one right there as we are 42 seconds from halftime. And that that's a real real gut punch right there. This is the second game of the season for the Zarian Hawks, but we get to take a look at both the arm and the legs of junior quarterback Will Wood for the Zarian Hawks. So down three scores with 42 seconds left. Here's a kickoff. Really short field by Armani Negron and the rest are going to blow it there. spotted at the Everett 35 yd line. >> They will take over at their own 34 yd line. >> 34 yd line is

072where the ball ball is going to be fielded. >> And no time was taken off after that kickoff. So we still have 42 seconds left to work with to see if the Crimson Tide offense could make it work. Here's Tyler Fernie in the shotgun >> dueling in motion. It's going to be hand off to John Barreros. >> Tries to find a hole and gets brought down on the far side of the field. >> Yeah, I think at this point at this point you just want to run that clock and take it into recess here. >> This going to be a loss avoided yard. We got 20 seconds left >> in this first half. >> And at this point, I would even run a play. I would take a knee. Protect the players just in case.

073[Applause] But here they are lining up in the shotgun. [Music] And there will be no delay of game. They had just enough time to kill that off. And we're going to enter halftime here as Zion has a 21-0 lead in this week three matchup. >> Yeah, the the big one there just just came at the end of the half. I mean that that's the one that you really you you wanted to avoid. You were probably in a little bit better than maybe you should have just being down 14. But the way it played out, okay, you know, 14 receiving the ball, but then that that that last score, that one really hurt. Tide still going to receive the football. They did do some nice things offensively, but just not consistent enough to gain points. Their

074best drive, they went into Hawks territory, but as we've seen, you got to be able to protect your quarterback and without having much time to throw. I mean, again, simple math. It's two plus two. You just can't really do too much. And credit the Hawks defense. They have been really up to snuff on some well executed plays. So, that's going to take us into the half here. It's 21 nothing Hawks on top and we'll be back with more action. I'm Josh Alazo. We'll see you in about 15 minutes from now. [Music] Come [Music] [Applause] on. Come on. [Music] I want to wait. [Music] Oh, hello. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Yeah. [Music] Heat. Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Hey, [Music] Hey.

075[Music] Heat. Heat. N. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music] Okay, and we are ready to start the second half or just about ready. We have a about a minute ticking off that clock as the Hawks now come out of their nest, their locker room if you will. And the Hawks enjoying a 21 nothing lead. It was done by the with the scoring of number 21 Christian McIntyre. He received a playaction pass wide open right between the number 21 to get the scoring started. Then it was the big fella and thankfully we haven't seen much of him since number nine Kyle Celestian who ran right down the Crimson Tide defense plunging in from two yards out and then that last touchdown in dramatic fashion with a minute left in the first half. It was the quarterback Will Wood.

076He took off and ran on a pass play that had nothing. Showed off his speed. then on a double hit by the two defensive backs popped the ball loose but would recovered his own fumble just before touching in the back of the end zone and that's where we are with this 21 nothing game Josh Delgazo anemmani anem the tide had some good things happen but overall they were on the other side of it there in the first half let's hope that they can kind of put their best foot forward and really clean things up and and make this thing uh make this thing a game. Right on, Josh. And we are here in Westwood, Massachusetts. One of the greatest things that we do here at Ever High School is that the production team travels with

077all our teams in Everett. >> Prison Tide is going to receive the ball this second half. And Josh, to one of your points earlier, it is a tough matchup when you're competing against a team that has a lot of division one bound talent. But Everett hanging in there. have a lot of time themselves, a lot of speed, a lot of strength and both and nevertheless a lot of determination. They're going to get the ball first to start this this half and we're going to hopefully see a Crimson Tide possession where they can get some points on the board. One of the big things has been with the legs of Tyler Freddy. He's actually got made a lot of things happen on the ground. John Barrerero has made some things happen as well, but overall the

078Hawks defense has been very tough, especially when the Tide have opted to pass. Okay, this is Dolan. He's going to hand it off to Barrerero. A quick little trickery. That ball's out >> and it's going to be recovered by the varied and aid territory. >> Oh man, what a huge blow to start off the second half for the Crimson Tide. Well, if if you wanted to talk about what couldn't happen, that would be it. I I loved a little bit of the trickery. It didn't really net much. Here it is. So, Dan catches it. Actually, looks like he purposely runs into Barreros and then Bareros. That ball gets knocked out and falling on it was number 34, Jonathan Santos Sawaso. And the Hawks are in business just like that, looking to put this game in

079the next to impossible to come back range if this goes down. So Zarian starting the second half at the ever 16 yd line and we see big body number nine Kyle Celestein in the back field with Junior Woods. It's going to be a hand off to Celesteon and quickly brought down but after a few yard gains by the Crimson Tide front. >> Wild Beniti with the initial tackle and it'll be second and three at the nine yd line. >> Tar Freddy with the outside leverage and then finally brought down by Wy Paniti. So now second and three >> words going under center >> and we see Celeston in the back field. >> This going to be a play action roll up pass to the middle and easy >> touchdown >> for number 17. >> Correction

080that's number Richie Joey. [Applause] We're going to see this pass complete to number 89. Wood with the roll out right finds 89 in the end zone. And just like that, the Hawks have turned this into this is a runaway right now. Only 48 seconds into the second half. Here's the extra point attempt and it goes right through the goal post. >> Putting up 280. 28 jumping Hawks early in the third quarter. [Applause] >> Yeah, that's tough right there. I mean, that's good execution by the Hawks. And I mean it's just you just can't do it. You you receive the opening kickoff, the ball goes on the ground and you're behind the eightball. So all the things that can't happen. [Music] >> So now we got a second kickoff here in the first minute of the

081second half. It does go down deep and it will be Jamari Dulan who is the straight receive following the block of John Barrerero. Porks on the jets to the breakaway speed. Yes, he does. And all the way into the end zone for the Crimson Tires. First score of the game. 287 286, excuse me. Kickoff returned by Jamari Dulan. Now, Dulan right there showcasing that electric speed. Here it is. Check out the replay. Dulan takes it. Makes his way to the crypt tide sideline. Gets out of the grasp of Sanuaso and then it's a foot race. One that Dulan's not going to lose. Tight rope in the sideline hitting pay dirt and the tide are on the board. And boy did they need that one. Great block by John Barreros on that sideline allowing Jamari Doulin

082to break free. Unfortunately, that extra point attempt is no good. So, the score is going to stay at 28-6. So, a lot of action to start off in the first 62 seconds of the second half. [Music] Jamari Dulan. Talk about breakaway speed definition textbook. There's a good look at Dulan. And this is next level. Here's another look at it. Look at Barreros leading the way. Also, Negron with a good block. And then Barreros right here, the finisher. >> And the Jets were turned on by Dulan. Tide needed it. Extra point was wide left. It's going to be a while to kick it off for the Tide. and is going to go hit the turf at the 20 yd line. Finally feel it by Zarian and then quickly hit out of bounds at their 26 yd

083line. So out of bounds at the 26 and let's see if the Tide defense now this is where let's see let's see can the Tide maybe get something in their favor. Can they make a stop? Can they come up with the turnover? This is where you can make things really interesting. So little is off the clock in what has been a very explosive start by both teams in this quarter. I mean almost off my voice at this point already, but we'll see how much more we can get in terms of excitement. Here's Woods in the backyard lining up in the shotgun. Takes a snap, hands it off to Todd. Quickly brought down by Wild Feniti and brought down at the line of scrimmage for a play of no gain. >> Nice job by Feniti. >>

084Good look at big number seven. And check this out. Feniti is going to come down the line of scrimmage. Makes the play, breaks down his feet and just immediately wrapped up Todd. >> Second and 10. >> And now Woods lining up under center. Bryce Todd in the back field. >> Here's a play. It's going to be a hand off to Todd who's trying to break to the outside and sealed off by John Barreros who brings him down for the tackle. Oneyd gain on the play and now it's at third and nine correction. That might have been third and six or seven. >> This is a next level play by Baros. Check it out. Barrerero is going to fend off his blocker. He was blocked by the tight end at Gile and just immediately he he

085did two things right right there. He took on the blocker with his inside shoulder keeping outside contained was able to stabilize the movement from the blocker and then came up with the tackle. That is a big time play by a big time player John Beros. So now it is in fact third and eight for the Zerian Hawks. What's lining up in the shotgun and in the back field is Bryce Todd. >> Here's a snap sitting in the pocket. Coverage is good. Pocket breaks down. Ball is loose and the flag face mask. That's a face mask against Everett. That's going to that's going to take away some really good things happening right there. That's That's too bad. Oh man, that was a really good job by the defense, but unfortunately a strong grasp of the face

086mask is going to give the Hawks a first down. You're going to see it here. We asked for a turnover and it almost happened. >> Check this out. >> So great pressure by the Tide starting with the coverage downfield and EJ Wright is going to get a hold of that face mask. He's going to turn around the helmet of Wood and that is an easy call. And uh that's too bad right there because you have momentum a third and eight that you nullify and make the stop and just like that the Hawks are going to take that. Those are the freebies that just it can't happen. >> And that was Nathan Fortune with a clear pass with the quarterback as well in that previous play. But here's the Varian Hawks with a fresh set of

087downs at the 42 yd line in their own territory. threatening to get into the ever side of the field. Wood was in the back field. Two receivers up top. [Applause] Lot of pointing and now the snap. And it's going to be a false start. It might. And yes, it is. Now, a lot of times on that previous play, it's it's often not it's not like that that is often the intent. You know, you're just trying to make a play. A lot of times your hand finds a face mask. It it it can often happen like that, but it's just unfortunate because you make such a great play. And EJ Wright is a great player. I mean, this kid is a sophomore. He's an absolute standout. But, uh, just it's it's it's too bad. That was

088a a tough break right there. But, hey, you get one back. You got five five yards now going back the other way. Let's see if the Tai can still keep up some strong play defensively here. First set and 15 at the 37 yd line is going to be a play action by Woods looking to his right down deep and finds the man open just pass his defender running down the side catch him and he can't score once again McIntyre >> Christian McIntyre >> that's his second score of the game [Applause] >> brings up the score to 346. This one quickly getting away from the tide. You see it right there. McIntyre hauls it in then gets past Chance Berettto and the rest was done by McIntyre and his feet racing to the end zone. [Applause]

089>> And the PAT attempt is good. >> Push the lead. 35-6. >> But I must say, Josh, this game is a pure display of a lot of speed on both teams. [Music] >> We had a look at the one of the varian coaches. Yeah, the Hawks flying high right now. >> See if we can get another answer on the kick return. That was uh one of the positives. [Music] We mentioned that the TV crew always travels in the team. But you know who else was? The Harvard High Crimson Tide marching band who always keeps things up and energetic in any stadium that they enter. Short kickoff fielded by the Crimson Tide is that the 30 yd line Josh. >> Yes, it is. >> Kyle Cole over 29 is where they'll take off. down. [Music] [Applause]

090[Music] >> So, this would actually be the third possession for the Primitive Tide offers here in the second half. Freddy in the back field takes a snap straight hand off to Barrera but quickly met in the back field by that front four of the crim of the Zarian Hawks. Looked like that was number 62, Marco De Mo on the taco. >> Marco and Marco. [Applause] >> Both are brought down by Nico toleó. Second and 11 at the 27 yd line. Jamari Dulan in motion. It's going to be a keep by Tyler Freddy. Continues to make plays with his legs and strength. Just a gain of eight. Few yards on the play. Great job by Tyler again. Just no nonsense. Putting the shoulder down, making his presence felt. Good good solid. It wasn't a huge gain,

091but just everything you have. I mean, that's that's what you want to see. Leaving it all out there. Nice job by nine. It's third down and seven. [Applause] and he's doing it on both sides of the field as well as he is a starting linebacker. >> Third and seven at the Ever 32 yd line. Freddy takes a snap, drops back, has some time, looks down the middle, just too high for Jeremiah Joseph and that would be a an incomplete pass. >> Jeremiah Joseph >> fourth and seven. So the criminal was punted from the 32 yd line. >> You see number 21 McIntyre almost came down with what would have been a Sports Center top 10 highlight level pick. Check it out. >> Just out of the outstretched hand of Joseph. Look at McIntyre. Almost came

092up with the laces on that one. And that is a bad snap over the head of Bareros. He picks it up. He's going to try to run for it. Does he have enough space to make a play? And gets walled on the sideline. >> John Baros makes it back to the line of scrimmage to limit the damage of what could have been a disastrous play. >> He took a big hit at the end of this play. Now Bareros does a great job just making something out of nothing. Watch the end of this. He is going to get absolutely hit hard. That was number it looked like number 11 I believe was actually in on that hit. Julian Aun, he was one of the last players to arrive off the pile. Uh sometimes you get a

093sideline hit like that, you have all the leverage because there's only one way for the ball carrier to go. He has to tight rope the sideline. So if you come in with the right angle, you can really lay a lick. And Barreros took it like a champ. He's a He's a tough customer, but once again, not the tide not not hitting in all phases. I mean, uh, and not actually hitting. I mean, like in in the fundamental department, you know, bad snap over Bareros's head. >> I mean, you know, these are the things that can't happen. >> And the Crimson Tide is going to take a timeout, but as they do, we're taking another look at the big hit on Barreros. >> Looks like number four. >> Correct. Uh, it was Liam Co on the

094tackle. I'm sorry, Anem, you looked like you had 40 dialed up and you were correct. Liam Co was the deliverer of that hit on Bareros. But a nice job by John picking up. He made it interesting. He had to feel the ball down near his goal line. First time it happened, he did pick up a first yard. I mean a first down. for the second time still limiting the damage by big in the original line of scrimmage. >> Neil Co, who made that tackle earlier, is one of 39 seniors on the variant roster. >> Okay, here they are back out on the field for this first and 10th player from the ever 29 yd line. fourth in the back field and also is number nine Kyle Celestein gets chased outside the box and brought down

095by Nathan Fortune and Jeremiah Joseph. Yeah, nice job by the Tide defense there finally making a positive play on Celestian. That's the first time anything's been positive for the Tide when he's carried the football, but they did a good job. He didn't get that 5yd head of steam. He was actually strung out a little bit and then the Tide did a very good job just getting to the football right there. So only a gain of three or two rather. Second down and eight at the 26 yd line. Here's a snap to Celesteon as he works his way up the middle and the finally brought down for another short yard a short gain on the play. One thing I've noticed, Josh, is that there's been an even trade-off between Celestein and Todd in the back field.

096They're both seniors. One of them is very >> Yeah, that's right. Well, I wouldn't read too much into it. The uh the X has done pretty good at just next man up. So, I mean, I'm sure there's someone waiting in the wings that uh is going to look pretty good next year. But, yeah. No, it sounds good right now. They're both seniors. We'll get them next year. But uh they they they'll have something there. You you believe that. >> It's okay though. You you keep playing. This is the experience you need. This is the measuring stick. This is where you want to be. So this is what does kind of prime you as well. What do you want to be going forward? Here's a play action. Can't find anyone downfield. So what is trying to

097improvise break pocket and finally runs as he was out of options but does pick up a first down on the play. Good coverage on the field. That was the same exact player that they ran at the beginning of the game that got them their first touchdown. [Music] >> There's a look at it. Wood dropping back. We've seen it today. The tide defensive coverage downfield has been terrific. It's been one of their bright spots, but Wood really knows how to extend the play. He runs very well, so you still have to account for what he can do as a runner. [Music] So first and 10 at the ever 14 yd line and we have 4 minutes and 40 seconds left in the third quarter was under center and it's going to be direct handoff to Celesteon

098who gets met at the line of scrimmage by number 74 Nathan Fortune. [Music] Good play by 74 Fortune holding it down in the middle of the interior. >> One of the captains for the Tide. [Music] >> Nathan Fortune, one of 19 seniors on the Ever team. >> Second and Nate at the Ever 12d line. [Applause] Wood in the shotgun flanked by Celesteon. The only two in the back field. Three receivers. And Wood is looking for a quick play to the end zone. It's going to be pass. And is going to fly out of bounds for an incomplete pass. Jeremiah Joseph in coverage. Patrick Curley, the intended receiver. Let's take a look at it. pump fakes to his right looking for McIntyre. Then he finds >> 17 Curley. Nice coverage by Joseph. Still a pretty good

099ball. You could see him just sling it out there. We had a good look at it just from from our live eye as well. I mean, he really put some revos on that football. That thing was spinning. But good coverage again by the Crimson Tide. That has been one of the consistencies here tonight. There are uh fourth. There's a lot of speed on that field. But now Zarian's face with a third and a situation here. Will Wood taking the snap in the shotgun looking to his right. Coverage is there. Is it and gets high pointed by number 21 Christian McIntyre. He gets a hat-tick on the game and puts up Zarian past the 40 yd marker. >> Yeah, McIntyre, we've seen it. He's big time. Check this out. And he actually gets hit as he

100threw the ball, but McIntyre beautifully high points it and not much that the young freshman Gerald Zamore could do. He was actually in the right place. Wood got hit as he threw the football. Well, I mean, once again, you just tip your hat to this Zarian Hawks football team. They just they they know how to execute and they do it at a high level. But McIntyre, as you said, anem throw the hats on the field. That's his third touchdown of the evening and he certainly that third one might have been the best one as he climbed the ladder and brought that thing at its highest point of gravity. That was a big time catch. Nice ball, too. I mean, you you you make a throw like that under that kind of duress. >> This is

101This is This is a very good football team. They They're going to be tough to beat. [Music] >> So, 338 left tied. >> There's Xander Govostas for on the kick. Ball hits the turf and then finally picked up by John Barreros and the ball's going to be fielded at close to the 33 yd line. You're given the 34 yd line. [Music] [Applause] Well, at this point, if this score holds going into the fourth quarter, we will enter running time. Running time works as followed. If it's a 42point lead in the third quarter, that qualifies or a 30point lead in the fourth quarter. So, the Tide could actually theoretically score and not get an extra point made and it would still qualify. So, let's see what they have here. That's not going to be much going

102on for Bareros as he's wrapped up in the back field there. Once again, swarmed by that Hawks front. [Music] >> So, it'll be second and 11. >> And I believe I called the ball spot incorrectly earlier. The ball is on at the 23 yd line. I was off by 10 yards. [Applause] But here's a tight backfield look and it's going to be a direct snap to Barreros who tries to get find something on the outside but quickly chased down by that Zarian defense number 40 for Zarian on the tackle. That is Liam Coach. [Applause] [Music] >> Yeah, Cole made a real nice tackle there. That was you know we saw Co the big hit in the sideline. And he made a real good tackle there going low. And uh Bareros again just doing everything he

103can, giving you what he has. That's that's who John Baros is. That's why he's one of the top players for this Crimson Tide. He's been doing it since his sophomore year. Threeear starter. Welld deserving of the captaincy that he possesses, but just uh not a lot not a lot of daylight for him to operate with today, but he has certainly made the best on what has been given to him. >> Flag throne at the start of the play. Pass is complete to Jeremiah Joseph. >> As the call stands, it will be a short game, >> but let's see what the ref says here. [Applause] >> Right there, you can see the trainers tending to play. >> Number 17. Is that Patrick Crowley? I believe that may be down. And the way they're stretching him, that

104that would tell me that is cramps. >> And there was a flag on the play. So that was against the Crimson Tide. The penalties actually declined. [Music] So fourth down upcoming for the Tide. It's going to be fourth down and seven as we take an injury timeout. Here's a look at the replay. Pass was complete to Joseph. I'm sorry. The the injured player is number 21, Christian McIntyre, who Oh, no. He's It wasn't the injured player. He made the tackle. It was another player down. I'll just take a few plays off now myself cuz I can't seem to get that part right. That's okay. So, we're still in an injury timeout and it might take a couple moments here >> and the Tide do have their punt formation on the field and we're going to

105see for the first time Jamari Dan try his luck punting and and it appears from the index finger of one Anem Osmani. It looks like it's number 27 Gabriel Almeida who was the injured player for the Hawks. He is now off the field. We are back in play and Jamari Doulan will take his first punt of the season as we welcome Benson Charlemont onto the field as the 11th player. Another snap and that's actually a pretty good punt by Dulan. It's going to be fielded in the ear by number 38. That was Sergeant Chismatia who we saw make a great catch earlier. Brought down by number nine Tyra Freddy. And there is a flag on the play. The flag happened at the moment of contact on that tackle. So, we'll just wait to see what

106the call is going to be. >> Here's a look at the replay. Chismatia makes his way up the field. Nice job by Freddy. >> And you do see the flag coming in late. >> The penalty is on the ver. I did miss the hand signal, but it will go in Crimson Tide's favor. I live. We're also going to take another injury time out here as the trainer staff is taking a look at a Crimson Tide player currently down right in front of the sidelines. [Music] [Applause] So, we have 1 minute and 31 seconds left in this third quarter. [Applause] [Music] [Applause] That looks like number 44. That is Kyo Cleo, the injured player for the Tide. We hope Kyle Oh, Kyle is that that's tough right there. [Applause] Oh man, that's a tough tough look

107right there. We are our very best to Kyle Kleo. Tough right there. Okay, so we're back in action. First down and 10 for the Hawks at the 48 yd line. And a timeout called by Everett. Time out. Taken by effort. >> And that is their second time out of the second half. >> I believe it might be. >> So Josh, I got a pop quiz for you. I don't know if you mentioned this earlier, but what is Everett's record against Catus schools since 1992? [Music] [Applause] 42 and 15. We're pretty close. I will get back to the answer at the next available opportunity as this Varian Hawks offense is taking the field. First and 10 from the 48 yd line. what is under center and it's going to be taught in the back field. Good

108game of about a few yards. Once again, we're seeing that uh that switch off between Todd and Celest in the back field. >> And Jeremiah Joseph, I believe, was in on the stop. Joseph has had a strong game for the Tide defensively >> and we are under Hey, there we are. We're under the uh final minute here of the third quarter. And it has been all Zavarian in this one, >> but you still want to finish strong. You want to finish playing the right way. And Todd is going to find an open lane all the way into the end zone for yet another score, >> increasing the lead even further for the Hawks. [Applause] >> Bryce Todd, I think that's his second score of the game. [Applause] And with that, Josh, it looks like we

109will also be entering running time. [Applause] [Music] Yes, running time is in effect. That extra point is good. [Music] >> Well, we had mentioned in the pregame that the Hawks largest margin of victory in this series was 56-21. Well, they're they're uh barring any changes here, they're going to rename that once again a year later. So, definitely a uh a tough two-year stretch against the Hawks as they're going to move to their fourth win in a row in this rivalry. The longest winning streak belongs to the Tide in this rivalry having won six in a row which actually I believe took place right before this current streak. Yes, it did. And the answer to that pop quiz question from before ever since 1992 is 45 and 17 versus Castle Conference opponents. >> Close. You're pretty

110close. Yeah. And there are seven and four since 2018 which again that's going to move to uh Jamari Dulan Dan now trying to make some moves and does make his way to the 19 23 yd line. Good eyes in him. It's tough. It's, you know, the visiting bleaches here aren't uh they're not very very high. So, we have a lower vantage point than we normally would have. [Applause] Speaking of tough tough opponents, next week the Von Hawks is going to welcome the Eagles of Springfield Central, a name that we're familiar with as well here in Everett, the powerhouse of Western Massachusetts usually. >> That's right. >> Here's a snap to Steven Thomas and Met at the point of attack for no gain on the play. Yeah, that'll be uh that'll be a game to watch.

111That'll be one to take in. [Music] >> On the other hand, Everett is having another Catholic Conference opponent on the schedule. That is next week against BC High. >> That'll be in Everett and that's going to be a rare Thursday night game. That is a Thursday night 700 p.m. kickoff at John Deazo Jr. Field at Ever Veterans Memorial Stadium. So, the Tide are going to want to hit the reset button and the delete button. They're going to want to break down Phil, but they're going to want to forget about this one and do so quickly with the uh bit of a faster turnaround. >> Short of the week and once again, it goes back to what we said about Ever versus K. So, we'll see these numbers adjust in the next coming weeks. The Tyler

112Freddy with another good gain on the play brings them to a third and two situation at their own 31 yd line. But once again, Ever is one of those public schools that these cast and conference schools find very respectful to continuously put ever on their schedules and that's what makes it such a nice rivalry. Tyler Freddy trying to get the outside. Good gauge. Tries to keep his balance, but Volley trips. Huge gain on that play for a first down. Takes the Crimson Tide all the way to the other 40 yd line. Again, look at Tyler coming into your living room here. Nice block by Dulan. And check this out. Nice move. >> Oh, nice job by Freddy. [Applause] He's given it everything tonight for the Tide leading rusher. But here's Jamari Dulan for the snap

113in the back field again. Going the opposite direction using his breakaway speed to pick up once again another first down. Ran out of real estate there on the sidelines. >> And I like that right there. That time that was a direct snap. So you had Freddy and Dulan in the backfield. But the direct snap went to Dolan. He had a little bit of running room. Takes it around the corner. We know Duelan can absolutely fly. I don't know if you've heard that before. Nice, nice job by the Tide. Backto back first downs and we are at the 30 yd line for another fresh set of downs here in the fourth quarter. Dear Duel in the back field with Tyler Freddy. Freddy is going to take the direct snap and he's going to run it once

114again to the near side of the field but gets brought down by number 30 James Giddy >> for a after a oneyd >> gy with the uh the big hit right there. >> Giddy. Yeah, you were right. >> James Giddy >> sudden stop on Freddy. Going to be second down and seven. >> Multiple people in the back field. It's going to be a counter to Steven Thomas. >> And good gain on the play for Steven Thomas. >> I like the play call. Little little inside handoff on the counter to Thomas. >> Makes a real positive gain. Check it out. >> Almost had me fooled. Thomas the junior. Nice pickup there. >> Third and one for the Crimson Tide at the very 21 yard line yardd line. Dulan with the immediate snap outruns the pressure cutting

115up field and gets brought down within yards of the goal line. way to use that speed as he was almost met in the back field as a snap. And >> there it is again. You saw it earlier. It's that same formation with Dan and Freddy. Dan takes the direct snap. Freddy becomes his lead blocker. And then Dan does the rest. Nice job, Jamari. Tackle made by Luke Pinta. Pascennis. First and goal for the Crimson Tide. Freddy in the back field along with Steven Thomas. It's going to be dying in motion. It's going to be keep by Freddy up the middle and he is going to find the end zone for the second score of the game for the Crimson Tide. Excellent job by Tyler Freddy all night. This has been the case. He has made

116no bones about where he is running the football and punches his way into the end zone. Great job by Tyler. That was a good drive by Everett. They kept it on the ground and each play was almost an explosive one. [Music] Doesn't it sound like a new sheer song by the Crimson Tide marching band? [Applause] So, here's the Crimson Tire breaking the huddle. Looks like they're going to go for two. >> Two receivers down wide the bottom of the frame. Here's Freddy going to be tossed back to Dulan who's going to walk in >> and empty lane. Little reverse right there. Little fake fake handoff to Thomas Dan coming backside. Nice pitch back from Freddy. >> Dan still has a lot of fuel left in those jets. Score now 49 to4. There it is. The

117toss back to Dulan. And that's just pure speed. good move to just put his foot in the ground and hop into the end zone to even out the score line on the other side. Getting to 14, negating those two missing point attempts. [Music] Now taking the kicking responsibility couldn't tie his junior Lucas Ferrero. First time seeing the field. [Music] >> There's a kick. Good looking ball and fielded by the Hawks by number three jacked into Stephano. And it looks like this might be a late head out of bounds >> on that far side of the field. flag there on the play. >> Yeah, looks like it's against Everett. >> I think you are correct, Anem. >> Yep. It's going to be a personal foul. >> Oh, it's a face mask. >> Face mask. Okay. >>

118I apologize for in jumping the call. >> No, you I still still partially correct. It was of the personal foul variety. It's a 15yd penalty. Something you don't want to see. You're finishing with a little bit of momentum here. You had nice drive, you get the two-point conversion, little bit of window dressing, even though it's still obviously uh the score still tells the story, but uh let's let's not um let's let's still finish playing the right way here. Final three minutes. [Music] >> Second unit in for the Hawks. >> They take over at the 40 yd line in every territory. >> And at quarterback is the freshman Trevor Gardner. Can't see the jersey number of the running back who just received the snap but gets brought >> down after a oneyd gain on that play.

119And more flags after the play. >> There are flags on the play. >> And what was that number 23 who was running the ball? Michael Kdan. And that is unsportsmanlike conduct against the Crimson Tide. And we're marched off another is it 10 or 15 yards in high school. Josh, >> that's 15. >> 15 yds. But the clock will continue to run. We are approaching. >> We just talked about it. Anem things you can't do. >> Things you just can't do. >> Final two minutes here in the fourth quarter. [Music] [Applause] [Music] But very host quickly run to the line of scrimmage. Try and get some reps in for the second unit here. And that's going to be a toss play to the outside to number four Ronnie Escobar, senior for the Zing Hawks. To number

120four, Ronnie Escobar >> and brought down by Armani Negro. [Music] Number 79 is checking out for number 54. [Music] What was that? 57. Killison Linaris taking the field. Now also entering the field for the Crimson Tide is number 22 Tommy Robos. [Music] >> in the shotgun and it's going to be a quarterback read. He keeps it. Leaps over the line and gets a gain of a few yards on that play. keeps it. >> We got 30 seconds left of the game >> straight ahead. [Music] >> And we'll see if we have one more snap before the final whistle. >> No rush to break the huddle here. So that might have been >> the last play of the game. [Music] [Applause] 5 4 3 2 1 >> and the time runs out. Whistle blows. And that'll

121do it here at the Hawk Bowl in Westwood, Massachusetts. Final score being 4914. The Varian Hawks taking their second win of the season as the Crim Tide falls to 2 and one. Josh 80 final thoughts you'd like to share on the game before we close out closed it out here. >> Yeah. Well, I mean, you know, you just you ran into it today. This was the measuring stick game and you saw you saw where you are in that element right now. Things that you can build on, things that you can get better of course, but uh this is where you want to be. There's this there's there there's obviously some growing to get there, but nonetheless, solid finish. Tip your hat. That is a next level Zarian squad, and you'll see that they'll definitely be

122one of the teams to beat. They're on a quest for their third title in a row and the program is flourishing at its finest. And for the Crimson Tide, like I said, you did some nice things towards the end of that game. Overall, it wasn't where you needed to be to hang with the likes of a Hawks team, but do not do not hang your head, right? Do not fall into that place where, oh man, we're back. We're back where we don't know how to win. You could turn around on a quick week, you're going to play another really good opponent. You come back home. Let's have a good answer at home against a very good BC High team and let's try to get back on track. But nonetheless, the score is what it is

123here. The Hawks take it 4914. Josh Delgazo alongside Anem Osmani. It's been a lot of fun bringing you all of the action. And of course, always want to recognize our terrific crew, our director in the truck, Justin Han, our video engineer, Joe Camley. On replay, we had Jonathan Martin. Our camera operators tonight, Dave Han, Alex O'Donnell, Vesselin Thorough, and Anthony Lelaw. Scoreboard and our streaming tech that goes to Jeff Natio. Our production assistants, Alexis Aguilar, and Evan Hubard. George Holman was on coach's camera. And of course, we had Valentino Flores Million providing some photos. And all those names are on the screen, but I always like to verbally give those guys a shout out. They do a great job. For all of us here at EHS TV15, we always thank you for joining us and

124this has been another production. We'll see you next time, Thursday night in Everett, 7:00 p.m. Kickoff. See you then, everybody. [Music] heat. Hey [Music]

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